ArchiWise tracks 7 stories about real estate, zoning, permitting, and policy in Travis County, Texas. We surface the local decisions (rezonings, council debates, infrastructure investment, hazard mapping updates) that change how property gets built and bought. Updated as new coverage publishes.
Facing high vacancy rates and challenging financing for single-use office developments, Austin's real estate market is increasingly pivoting towards integrated mixed-use communities, attracting capital and developer interest.
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At a recent industry event in Austin, Texas Mortgage Source leaders detailed how reverse mortgages represent a significant growth opportunity by unlocking nearly $15 trillion in U.S. senior home equity.
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A joint venture between Fluor and Balfour Beatty has finalized the $677 million Oak Hill Parkway in southwest Austin, Texas, after five years of construction. This infrastructure upgrade expands key roadways and improves connectivity for the rapidly growing region.
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The Friedkin Group, currently exploring options for a new Texas NHL team, is opening a significant 7,000-square-foot office in Austin's Music Lane development. This move signals a potentially long-term presence in the city for the Houston-based conglomerate.
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The Friedkin Group, currently evaluating Austin and Houston for a new NHL team, is opening a substantial 7,000-square-foot office in Austin's Music Lane development, signaling a potential long-term commitment to the city.
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A recent AIME conference highlighted new research debunking common myths about VA loans, revealing their competitive advantages and identifying underserved markets for mortgage brokers, particularly in areas with high veteran populations.
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After a prolonged period of declining rents and high vacancy due to rapid development, Austin's multifamily sector is now experiencing an uptick in effective rents, signaling a potential recovery for investors and developers. This shift follows 12 consecutive quarters of rent decreases, with analysts anticipating steady growth in the coming years.
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