Greystar developed the tower at the corner of 24th and Rio Grande and self-performed the construction; the Austin studio of
Greystar developed Platform and still manages it, a multi-building community in the Chestnut neighborhood next to Capital Metro’s MLK Jr.
LV Collective developed Paseo on a Rainey Street District site that had been a food-truck lot, with Pappageorge Haymes Partners
The property is part of Midtown Commons, the mixed-use development at Crestview Station on Capital MetroRail’s Red Line, with the
The property brands itself The Standard at Domain Northside and states that Willow Bridge develops, owns and manages it. All
Providence Real Estate manages Beck at Wells Branch, which advertises new ownership and new management; the community previously operated as
Milo leased for years as The Barrington at Park Place, and its resident portal still resolves under that name. RPM
A partnership including Paydar Cos. and Lankford & Associates acquired the 30-acre property in 2014, financed with a $56.5 million
Invesco Real Estate, of Dallas, sold the property to Chicago-based Heitman in October 2012 in a deal ARA called Austin’s
The property traded earlier as Northland at Stonehollow: Northland Investment Corp. sold the community to an affiliate of Heitman LLC