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Old Posted Jul 26, 2026, 2:23 AM
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Oh good, I can't wait to spend hundreds of dollars for the most luxurious clothes washing and drying experience. in a royal setting.
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Old Posted Jul 26, 2026, 11:23 PM
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Is that tide pod challenge coming back again? I wouldn't drink what they will be selling.
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Old Posted Jul 28, 2026, 11:38 PM
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Old Posted Jul 30, 2026, 8:40 AM
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Redevelopment of Old West Austin's Nau's Enfield Drug takes shape

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Plans are crystallized for the redevelopment of the beloved but closed Nau’s Enfield Drug store in Old West Austin — and several other sites nearby are poised for a new life, too.

Austin-based Zydeco Development Corp. has unveiled fresh details of the project, including its vision of how it could fit into the existing fabric of the community. The Westlyn, as the Nau's redevelopment project is called, is set to break ground next year. The five-story condo and retail development at 1115 West Lynn St. is a big pivot from what exists now at the property and the type of development typical of Zydeco, which is perhaps best known for its massive MetCenter business park in Southeast Austin.

In addition to 27 condo units, The Westlyn plans to bring more than 13,400 square feet of retail space. Approximately 4,700 square feet would be reserved for food and beverage. The developer envisions between four and seven tenants fitting into its retail space with neighborhood-friendly options.


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What is currently located in that little house that's going to be in the middle of this West Lynn condo project?
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What is currently located in that little house that's going to be in the middle of this West Lynn condo project?
Last time I stopped over there, it was Caffe Medici. I used to work nearby and stop for a mocha on a colder winter day.
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Materials will make or break this one. I'm liking the lighter brick look in the renderings but if they cheap out I think the curves will end up looking very tacky.
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Old Posted Aug 3, 2026, 10:56 AM
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Materials will make or break this one. I'm liking the lighter brick look in the renderings but if they cheap out I think the curves will end up looking very tacky.
This. Curves are always so hard to pull off. They tend to look pixelated in the finished version. I love it otherwise
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