New Housing Coming to South Austin
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The South Central Waterfront Initiative plan is to enhance multiple aspects of the waterfront in Austin's south central area. Primarily, the goal is to establish an attractive new area to pedestrians, create new public spaces and improve the connection to and from the waterfront. The initiative also plans to dedicate 10-20% of the new housing as affordable housing.
Imagine living in a condo overlooking brand new parks, a re-designed urban area, and Lady Bird Lake. These views are only possible with the re-structuring of the area. By creating new public space, the developers create a more appealing waterfront environment for the public who live in the area and those just making a day trip.
Once the new affordable housing becomes available, real…
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