Austin: Council OKs Initial Approval of Rezoning for Major East Riverside Project
A 97-acre mixed-use development proposed for East Austin that has been evolving as a concept for three years is beginning to clear bureaucratic review
Frisco: KWA Construction Breaks Ground on Multifamily Project in Frisco Square
KWA Construction, a North Texas general contractor of multifamily developments, broke ground on Kilby, a 279,288-square foot residential community in Frisco Square
Carrollton: High Street Residential, Olympus Property Start 4th Phase of Olympus on Broadway
High Street Residential and Olympus Property have commenced Phase IV construction of Olympus on Broadway, mixed-use transit-oriented residential complex in Carrollton
Kerrville: Cailloux Foundation Amends Town Creek at Holdsworth Master Plan
The broker for the 264-acre Town Creek at Holdsworth went to the Kerrville Planning & Zoning Commission to amend land uses for
Houston Housing Authority Partners with California Developer on Two Multifamily Projects
Houston Housing Authority has partnered with AMCAL Multi-Housing Inc.--a California-based developer--to construct two rent-controlled apartment
Laredo: Killam Development Does a Reset on its South Side Plans
Killam Development to rezone more than 80 acres of commercial properties in south Laredo this month
Dallas: Kaizen, Partners Eye Prime Downtown Tracts for Major Mixed-Use Development
Two investment firms and a commercial real estate developer, all Dallas-based companies, joined forces and acquired one of the largest development sites in the city's urban core where they plan to develop
Houston: Skanska’s Bank of America Tower Project Earns LEED Platinum
The U.S. Green Building Council has recognized Bank of America Tower, Skanska’s premier downtown Houston office development, as the first LEED v4 Platinum Core & Shell certified
San Antonio Housing Authority to Propose Six 4% Tax Credit Multifamily Projects for 2020
The San Antonio Housing Authority Board of Directors will propose six multifamily projects at its Thursday, Aug. 1, meeting as candidates for the state's 4% low income housing
Austin: Apartments Planned for Robert Rodriguez-Owned Restaurant Site
Austin: Apartments Planned for Robert Rodriguez-Owned Restaurant Site Feature Photo (above): Jovita's, a neglected South Austin landmark, will be demolished to make way for a new market rate apartment building. Image: Google Streets. Posted 7-26-2