Salvation Army

The nonprofit closed the shelter in April and put the building up for sale. On Thursday, the City Council voted to lease the site for a year starting July 1.

The downtown property will fetch millions — it's just a matter of how many and when.

The closure caps off months of confusion after the nonprofit's sudden decision to close was announced in February.

The city says roughly 50 people need a place to stay because of the shelter's impending closure.

Salvation Army officials told Austin City Council members Wednesday they couldn't say whether all their residents could be housed by next week.

The Salvation Army says it's selling the $12 million property. Residents, advocates and officials say news of the closure came as a shock.

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