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Some renters have moved in with family or friends during the pandemic, while others have bought houses. As a result, more apartments are vacant.
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The City of Austin has used hotel and motel properties to safely house Austinites who are homeless and at-risk of the coronavirus during the pandemic. As the city moves to close them, those people aren't sure what's next.
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The Texas economy kept humming along in 2019, though at a slightly slower tempo than in the last few years. And while Austin will continue to grow in…
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A collection of 26 music venues, theater spaces and art galleries are getting as much as $50,000 each in one-time funds from the City of Austin to cover…
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There are vast differences when it comes to life expectancies between neighborhoods in Austin, according to new research from the Episcopal Health…
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The Census Bureau released the latest batch of data from its American Communities Survey last week. The survey offers a glimpse into economic indicators,…
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The Austin City Council voted to scale back city rules on camping, panhandling and sitting or lying down in public. Council members heard hours of…
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To afford a two-bedroom rental home in the Austin-Round Rock area, you'll need a $25-an-hour job, according to a new report from the National Low Income…
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If you were relieved by last year’s announcement that Amazon’s HQ2 would go elsewhere – along with its potential 50,000 employees over 15 years – know…
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Homelessness increased 5 percent in Austin over last year, according to the results of Ending Community Homelessness Coalition's annual census. The…