The City of Austin is forcing downtown condo owners to pay its private trash collector the same price it charges suburban home dwellers.
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Day: June 11, 2006
Prices run high as Waikiki runs low on vacant lots for developers
Waikiki is running out of vacant land to develop and the few remaining lots are fetching high prices.
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Park DuValle nears home stretch
As Michael Bauer drove down the tree-lined streets of The Villages of Park DuValle, he proudly pointed out the features of the mixed-use community — housing units at various price points, commercial space, schools, churches, a health facility and recreational areas.
Higher gas prices may add to home building slowdown
An economist with the state's home-building industry says the rising price of gas may help boost condominium and apartment construction as single-family home production slows.
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High-end housing to test market downtown
A pair of high-end residential projects are about to see whether Birmingham residents are ready to live on the southeast edge of downtown.