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Block 36 Planned A five-story multifamily building with 263 total units split between studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom is planned for original Block 36 by developer Transwestern and Wilder Belshaw Architects. There’s also 4,500 sq.ft. of retail space on the ground floor, and underground parking available. Scheduled for completion in May 2021. Cambria Hotel Planned A site plan has been filed and early renderings have emerged of a 15-story, 212-room hotel at 68-72 East Avenue, from the upmarket brand Choice Hotels International and engineering firm VCA Structural. Centro Planned A mixed-use development by local firm Riverside Resources set to bring five floors of office and retail space to the “Saltillo District” of East Austin. Its two phases of construction will span roughly 3.25 acres, or the better part of two full city blocks between East Fifth, East Sixth, Navasota, and Comal Streets. Downtown MetroRail Under Construction Expansion The current downtown station on East Fourth Street has a single track and platform and room for one car lane in the block between Trinity and Neches streets. The final design will move the station one block east of the current location and expand to two platforms and three tracks. Estimated completion is spring 2021. Marriott Hotel Under Construction at Cesar Chavez White Lodging Services Corp., downtown Austin’s dominant hotel owner, is building another hotel just west of the Austin Convention Center. The 27-story Marriott hotel will have 610 rooms, a high-turnover sit-down restaurant, and four levels of underground parking. Expected to open October 2020. Natiivo Austin Under Construction Pearlstone Partners and Newgard Development Group are planning a $100 million, 33-story condo tower with 249 residential units that will be built around the corner from SkyHouse Austin in the Rainey Street district. The first home-sharing concept hotel in Austin, owners can stay when they like but will not occupy the units as a 28 29 24 26 25 27 40
3rd & Brazos Planned A 44-floor apartment tower at the southeast corner of East Third and Brazos Streets by Houston-based multifamily developer the Hanover Company. The building will have 308 residential units and 4,500 sq.ft. of retail space on the ground floor. 4th & Brazos Planned Chicago developer CA Ventures plans to raze historic Brazos Hall and build a condo/apartment tower with retail floor space and underground parking. While the number of floors is still in flux, the building will be at least 60 floors, and when finished will be the city’s second-tallest tower at around 800 feet. 44 East Avenue Under Construction A 49-story high-rise condo tower is planned for Rainey Street as Intracorp’s first project in Austin. This 545-foot-tall, 460,000 sq.ft. project includes 322 condo units, 3,000 sq.ft. of ground floor retail space, and 500 parking spaces. Estimated completion Fall 2022 90-92 Rainey Street Planned This 606-foot-tall tower by local developer and Urbanspace CEO Kevin Burns will be a true mixed-use project with 53 floors, 198 apartments, 424 hotel rooms, and over 580,000 gross sq.ft. of building space. Its proximity to the likely expanding Convention Center has driven a pivot towards a larger project that includes 5,800 sq.ft. of ground and restaurant space. ATX Tower East & West Planned Karlin Real Estate acquired the 1.6-acre low-rise Railyard condo community in 2019 and plans to redevelop it into two complementary towers, known now as ATX Tower East & West. Combined, the two towers will offer 1.7 million sq.ft. of space, with 500 apartments, 300 condos, 884,000 sq.ft. of office, and 30,000 sq.ft. of restaurant space. Block 16 Planned Austin-based Manifold Real Estate, working with architectural firm Gensler, is planning a 47-story, 741,319 sq.ft. office at 2nd and San Jacinto. The block currently houses PF Chang’s and Fleming’s, and the building will be a stone’s throw from the likely-expanding Austin Convention Center. In late summer 2020, Austin's Design Commission recommended the proposed high-rise for participation in the downtown density bonus program. 18 19 20 21 22 23
Pearlstone Partners Tower Planned An unnamed condo tower at 82-84 East Avenue is being planned in the Rainey Street District. Details are still spare, but Pearlstone calls it an “attainable” downtown condo project, with prices ranging from $449k to $999k. The median price for other new downtown condos ranges around $1 million. The Quincy Under Construction A new 30-story tower will grace the skyline along Rainey Street in downtown Austin by 2021. It will be the first tower on Rainey street to have retail, office and residential spaces, according to Endeavor Real Estate Group and MetLife Investment Management. The retail space will have one level of below-ground parking, and there will be seven floors of parking above ground. Three floors will be office space, while 19 floors are slated to house 347 apartments. River Street Market & Hotel Planned A 46-story hotel and apartment tower, dubbed River Street Market & Hotel in public records, is proposed along River Street between East Avenue and Rainey Street. The 598,000-sq.ft. tower would have 251 hotel rooms, 196 apartments and about 27,800 sq.ft. of restaurant and retail space. The Travis Planned Developed by Genesis Real Estate Group and designed by GDA Architects, The Travis will be Austin’s tallest exclusive use apartment tower with 50 stories and 414 units. Plans have been added for a second tower at the 2.3-acre site, with 220 condos for sale, 200 hotel rooms, and a ground-floor coffee shop. Total size will be in excess of 1.2 million square feet. Waller Park Place Planned The 1.4 million square foot project at the corner of Cesar Chavez and Red River, as envisioned, would have three towers with 300,000 sq.ft. of office, a 150-room hotel, 498 residential units, 60,000 sq. ft. of retail, as well as a lattice bridge across Waller Creek. Demolition was completed in February 2016, but construction has been delayed. This will be the largest private development project in Downtown Austin’s history. Waterloo Central Planned Elevate Growth Partners is planning their first develop- ment: a 5-story, 39,000-square-foot office and retail project at the southeast corner of East Fifth and Sabine Streets. Palo Alto-based tech startup Hippo Analytics has already leased all the office space in the building. 35 34 30 31 32 33 14 42
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