The tiny, outdated L-shaped "retail" center (if you even want to call it that) that was demolished to make way for this building was so ugly and I rarely saw cars in their parking lot. So glad this building is here in its place now.
The tiny, outdated L-shaped "retail" center (if you even want to call it that) that was demolished to make way for this building was so ugly and I rarely saw cars in their parking lot. So glad this building is here in its place now.
Hah I used to go to a print shop located in that shopping center all the time. But you're right there was pretty much only a few cars ever parked in there at a time.
This is the city's development review site. It includes all kinds of actions someone might be taking on a property. For site plans, select the "site plan" option from the dropdown menu under the "permit/case type" menu.
You can search by project name or the street or address and by year.
The ATX has the link posted in his 2nd reply to the Development links thread we have, here:
This is the city's development review site. It includes all kinds of actions someone might be taking on a property. For site plans, select the "site plan" option from the dropdown menu under the "permit/case type" menu.
You can search by project name or the street or address and by year.
The ATX has the link posted in his 2nd reply to the Development links thread we have, here:
Local non-profit BiGAUSTIN announced the development of a $65 million resource center and affordable housing neighborhood in Northeast Austin. It will be an equity joint venture with Banc of America Community Development Company, LLC.
The ASPIRE development will be located on the northeast corner of East Braker Lane and Wedgewood Drive. It will encompass a 20,000-square-foot Economic and Social Impact Resource Center and 400 affordable housing units.
It will be a diversified, multi-use, mixed-income development that will offer opportunities through entrepreneurship and job-skills training, access to loans, affordable housing and community-building initiatives.