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Austin’s South Central Waterfront District Is Finally Growing Up

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In 2016, the City of Austin adopted a planning framework envisioning a more urban and connected development pattern for the roughly 118-acre collection of adjacent properties directly south of the …
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Austin’s South Central Waterfront District Is Finally Growing Up

In 2016, the City of Austin adopted a planning framework envisioning a more urban and connected development pattern for the roughly 118-acre collection of adjacent properties directly south of the …

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TOWERS broke the news in on Wednesday, February 21, 2024.
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