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Demolition Planned for East Austin’s Most Mysterious Abandoned Strip Mall

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The history of the shopping center at the northeast corner of Ed Bluestein Boulevard and FM 969 — also known as 183 and East MLK Jr. Boulevard — ends before it begins. Known at various …

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Demolition Planned for East Austin’s Most Mysterious Abandoned Strip Mall

The history of the shopping center at the northeast corner of Ed Bluestein Boulevard and FM 969 — also known as 183 and East MLK Jr. Boulevard — ends before it begins. Known at various …

2 months ago

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