Community Impact

Pitching shovels of dirt, city officials accompanied life science executives to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new 220,000-square-foot medical diagnostic facility to be occupied by BillionToOne, a molecular diagnostic company. What’s happening? Leading the project is California-based developer Tarlton Properties, which specialize in life science, mixed-use properties. The project will join the rapidly developing EastVillage, located along East…

EastVillage, a 425-acre master-planned community located between Parmer Lane and Howard Lane in the Tech Ridge area, wrapped up construction on its first phase of 312 apartment units this summer, said Gordon Reger of Reger Holdings, the project’s developer. The next phase of construction will include an additional 422 multifamily units as well as 140,000…

The 425-acre, mixed-use campus EastVillage broke ground June 22 in Northeast Austin. The $1 billion Tech Ridge-area project from Reger Holdings LLC is expected to include a suite of residential, retail and office facilities to be built across five phases, including 466 single-family homes and 2,000 multifamily units; nearly 400,000 square feet of retail, restaurant…

EastVillage will transform the East Parmer Lane area across from Samsung by the time it is finished in 2028, adding thousands of homes, three hotels, a grocery store space and more. Elsewhere, a 400,000-square-foot office project near the University of Texas reached its completion, and a future medical office development topped out in North Central…

These three mixed-use developments that have been proposed in the southwest, southeast and northeast areas of the city could transform those sections of town in the next decade through billions of dollars of investment in new apartments, condos, office space, retail shops, restaurants and more. To read full article, CLICK HERE.

EastVillage, the $1 billion, 425-acre mixed-use development in Austin’s Tech Ridge corridor, is set to begin construction on the multifamily residential phase of its planned urban center, according to New York-based developer Reger Holdings LLC. To read the full article, CLICK HERE.