Discover curated categories that organize my posts by themes.
Projects and rules changes that impact multifamily residential development.
Projects and rules changes that impact mixed-use development.
Reports from the Austin's zoning board.
Reports from the Austin's planning board.
Reports from the Austin's city council.
Austin MSA build-to-rent development — BTR communities, single-family rental subdivisions, townhome rentals, horizontal multifamily, and institutional SFR projects.
Projects and rule changes that deal with 4-16 unit assets.
Projects and rules changes located in District 1.
Projects and rules changes located in District 2.
Projects and rules changes located in District 3.
Projects and rules changes located in District 4.
Projects and rules changes located in District 5.
Projects and rules changes located in District 6.
Projects and rules changes located in District 7.
Projects and rules changes located in District 8.
Projects and rules changes located in District 9.
Projects and rules changes located in District 10.
Vertical Mixed-use
Analysis, Data, Project Tracking for Deals Using DB90 New Density Bonus
Tracking, Data, and MOU Term Analysis for Housing Finance Corporation (HFC) Deals
Austin MSA Housing Authority projects — HACA partnerships, public housing redevelopment, RAD conversions, project-based vouchers, and mixed-income deals.
Tracking, Data, and MOU Term Analysis for Public Facility Corporation (PFC) Deals
Austin's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) is the unincorporated land within 5 miles of Austin's full purpose city limit not within the city limits or ETJ of another city. Austin's ETJ currently extends into 4 counties including Williamson, Travis, Hays, and Bastrop.
Deals in Opportunity Zones. Investors can invest capital gains into Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs), which in turn must invest at least 90% of their capital into QOZ-eligible properties.
Multifamily Product Targeting a Market Rate Renter. Includes Projects with Minimum Affordability Required (DB90).
Post-entitlement data. Starting from Plat/Site Plan and extending to Pulled Permits.
Texas state legislation from the 89th Regular Session impacting development and land use, including SB 840 (Multifamily By Right) allowing residential in commercial zones without council approval, and HB 21 reforming Housing Finance Corporations, significantly preempting local zoning authority in major Texas cities.
Deals Using 4% Non-Competitive Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Financing in Austin
Deals Using 9% Competitive Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Financing in Austin
Deals using statewide Nonprofit Partner Status (Ch. 2306) to achieve 100% Tax Exemption.
Deals Using Austin's Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Density Bonus (DBETOD)
Austin MSA new construction multifamily projects — ground-up apartment development, building permits, site plans, vertical construction tracking, and delivery timelines.
Deals with single-family rental, cottage home, and/or townhome products.
Developer-financing tool utilizing localized property assessments to fund neighborhood infrastructure.
Public financing mechanism that captures future increases in existing property tax revenues within a designated zone to subsidize public infrastructure and developer costs, driving growth without adding a new tax burden.
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