Development

The 19-acre property has been used for storage, and most recently as a COVID-19 testing site, since the city bought it more than a decade ago.

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.

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.

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…

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,…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…