Here's the Austin Business Journal article when this project was first announced:
Lee ready to tackle Rainey tower
Jan Buchholz
Austin Business Journal
Jul 4, 2014
Quote:
The 48 East Avenue project probably won’t break ground until 2016, but the developers feel the timing will be right for the next cycle of housing needs. Austin-based KBGE civil engineering is handling the site design and city development processes.
Land Development and Construction operates its own construction and management companies.
“This is all going to happen. It’s just not going to happen tomorrow,” Lee said.
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If it doesn't break ground until 2016, this thread might get buried, too, but it will at least be easier to find here in our subforum, (when news warrants additonal postings) rather than in the subforum for all the proposed projects everywhere.