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The driving spirit behind the honkey-tonk bar on South Lamar died last weekend. The dance hall’s future is uncertain, but not because of his death or proposed development. Because of COVID-19.
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Austin has chosen a front-runner among proposals for redevelopment of city-owned land at 12th and Red River streets. The idea is to build one tower with residential space and the other with office space.
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The City of Austin has spent almost eight years and roughly $11 million rewriting its land use code; that’s the set of rules dictating what you can build…
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Eureka Holdings, the Dallas-based company that has remained mum about plans for the more than two-dozen properties it has purchased on East 12th Street,…
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Development has overtaken Rainey Street for the past decade and a half, but musician John Contreras was long a stalwart in the face of expansion and said…
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Bastrop residents and city staff got their first look at ideas to help mitigate the city's flooding problems at the Transportation and Drainage Rodeo on…
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The Bastrop City Council voted last night to extend a moratorium on development through May 21, 2019. City leaders voted to put a 90-day pause on new…
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Development in Bastrop has been temporarily put on hold.The Bastrop City Council voted unanimously last week to put a 90-day moratorium on development…
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UPDATE: Ashbel Smith Hall in downtown Austin was demolished Sunday morning to make way for a new office tower. ORIGINAL STORY: Heads up: You might hear a…
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Martin Barrera surveyed acres of land – much of it undeveloped – from a hill in far East Austin on a recent Thursday morning.“You can see this is Colony…