An Austin audit finds that most local corporate buildings are unsuitable for conversion into residential spaces, hampered by layout, light, and financial challenges.

Shane Harbinson reflects on Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's 25-year history and its expansion plans through the "Journey With AUS" initiative, committed to community integration and development.

Austin City Council has approved a $1 billion upgrade for the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to increase capacity and modernize the facility.

A new community of over 200 "micro homes" is being developed in San Marcos, Texas, by startup Casata, to provide affordable, energy-efficient living options ranging from 500 to 800 square feet.

Austin City Council approved a $30,000 increase in the homestead tax exemption for senior and disabled residents, which may result in a slight tax increase for non-senior homeowners.

East Austin community groups urge City Council to create affordable housing mandates to combat gentrification and displacement caused by rising costs and development.

GISD has approved a $32 million renovation of the old Benold Middle School into Frost Elementary with the bond funds, aiming to address student population growth.

The SOS Alliance is suing the City of Austin over the approval of the Statesman PUD, alleging violations of state law, local procedures, and concerns over unique development entitlements.

Austin, Texas leaps to No. 9 in U.S. News & World Report's "Best Places to Live" for 2024-2025, climbing from its previous rank of 40, and leading Texas cities in the list.

Frost Bank plans to double its Austin presence by 2026, contributing to employment with over 170 jobs and prioritizing customer service, as seen in its latest I-35 corridor branch.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is combating storefront vacancies by connecting artists with property owners to revitalize the area with creative installations.

The Frank Erwin Center in Austin, known as "The Drum," has been demolished to make way for an expansion of the University of Texas' Dell Medical School.

Leander's first official downtown area is under development, led by Northline developers and new partner Endeavor Real Estate Group, including commercial retail along the 183A Toll frontage, multifamily housing, and community spaces.