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Old Posted Jan 6, 2024, 8:51 PM
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So we now have “The Liberty” and “The Luminary” on 14th St basically side by side to each other with each being about 400ft high?

Should add some nice density to this quiet pocket.
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Should fill in the gap nicely between downtown and UT.
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wow after all that, no arches? bait and switch
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wow after all that, no arches? bait and switch
I guess just remove the one interesting thing on any project in this town and you've got the finished product.
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The developer has this listed as residential with the updated renderings. Did it switch back to the original plan now?
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New renderings, the arches are back. Did it increase to 35-stories or are they just rounding up? A Q4 groundbreaking didn't occur. The site of their current project, The Belvedere, has turned into a quiet zone. I'm hoping these are minor hiccups.

https://www.pearlstonepartners.com/portfolio/14th-and-lavaca/

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14th & Lavaca, a 35-story high-rise condominium will offer 140 luxury residences to the Downtown Austin market. The property is located at the intersection of 14th Street & Lavaca, providing excellent walkability to some of the best restaurants, and nightlife that Austin has to offer including the Texas Capitol. Amenities include 24-hour concierge, upscale lobby, resort-style pool & lap pool, spa, fitness center, private dining & catering kitchen, co-working spaces, and an on-site hospitality concept.
















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Yesss! This area is ripe for development. So many parking lots and tear downs to build up. With a station going in at woolridge, let’s keep this up!
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I like it.
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The site plan status has been "waiting on legal" since early in 2024. I don't know what the hold up is.
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Do we have a Name for this part of town?

- - West Capitol - - Mid Town - - North Town - -
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Do we have a Name for this part of town?

- - West Capitol - - Mid Town - - North Town - -
Uptown/Arts District, I believe.
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Uptown/Arts District, I believe.
I don't think there's an agreed upon name, but I always thought of it as the Capitol District.
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New renderings, the arches are back. Did it increase to 35-stories or are they just rounding up? A Q4 groundbreaking didn't occur. The site of their current project, The Belvedere, has turned into a quiet zone. I'm hoping these are minor hiccups.

https://www.pearlstonepartners.com/portfolio/14th-and-lavaca/
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Crazy this thread was made in 2009!

Can't wait for this area to be filled
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Crazy this thread was made in 2009!

Can't wait for this area to be filled
Ha. Proposals at this site match the timeline of the 12th & Red River proposals. I'm pretty sure the Waterloo hotel is dead. The developer removed that project from their website last year.
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