Austin s Stratus Properties plans 475 homes in final section of upscale Barton Creek project
Stratus Properties said the final residential section, called Holden Hills, will have 475 homes on 495 acres abutting the Barton Creek Greenbelt. The project is expected be developed in phases in the coming years.
Holden Hills will have a trail system connecting to the Barton Creek preserve, giving residents access to the greenbelt.
The announcement comes as the residential real estate market in the greater Austin area experiences strong demand and rising home prices. Our timing couldn’t have been better Given the relentless growth in Austin, our timing couldn’t have been better.” Beau Armstrong, chairman, president and CEO of Stratus, said in a written statement.
Sandra Bullock doesnât mess around when it comes to real estate. The Oscar-winning actor has spent the past few decades building up an enviable portfolio to match her A-list resume. According to Dirt, the
Bird Box star currently owns 17 properties located all throughout the continental U.S., a mix of residential and commercial investments that span everything from a Gothic Victorian home in New Orleans to a sprawling hilltop compound in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Bullock is famously private about her personal life; case in point, itâs not publicly known when she purchased the Wyoming estate or really any details about it at all.
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CRC held an in-person information session at the Pinnacle Campus on April 17 to present details about the proposed plant and to answer community questions. During the meeting, residents held up signs reading No toxic batch plant and Don t poison Oak Hill in protest of the plan, while representatives with CRC compared Pinnacle to the three other site options.
Two options are located within the project’s right of way near the Scenic Brook community and The Y intersection itself. The third, which CRC said was recently removed from consideration, was a vacant property outside of the Ledgestone community.
The argument for using Pinnacle