We take an exhaustive look at the forces shaping our cities today: the regenerative power of small businesses, changes brought by new development, alternative transportation options, and rich, if burdensome, cultural legacies.
An unbuilt home with a view measuring more than 3,000 square feet tops the list of home prices per square foot in the popular South Austin neighborhood.
Austin has done a lot to parody itself, but it might have set a new bar with the events that have unfolded at an East Austin property that has served as a flashpoint for anger over gentrification of the area.
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The building dates of oldest houses in Austin for sale right now range from 1882 to 1915, so they are between 101 and134 years old. The oldest on the market right now is 210 Academy Street in Travis Heights. Take a look around—they're all over town.
An 1885 home in the central city has been remodeled and refurbished in a way that restores its original rustic features and references those of the heritage homes around it.
The city’s Environmental Commission cleared the way for the Mighty Union group remove heritage pecans as part of plan to repurpose Carpenters Hall for boutique hospitality.
This Central East Austin home has been renovated in a way that preserves vintage window and wall trim, doors, arched doorways, windows, and a signature central staircase with custom ironwork.
This week’s column The High & the Low finds the top sale in the past seven days to be a Tarrytown contemporary, while the lowest was a teardown in Montopolis.
Originally designed in 1963 by Charles Granger of Austin’s legendary Fehr & Granger architecture firm, this renovated home retains the attention paid to setting and outdoor-indoor transitions.
We break down the cost of buying a home right now, from luxury equestrian estates in West Lake Hills to one-bedroom condos in East Riverside, by the square foot and by ranking, high to low. Now you just have to pick which one you like the most.
Bat City keeps it 100, according to Human Rights Campaign’s annual report on the inclusiveness of different cities’ policies when it comes to the LGBTQ community.
This 1950 split-level home on a three wooded acres in West Lake Hills has some issues, but it retains quite a few classic elements of its era, including lots of glass, exposed ceiling beams, and terrazzo floors.
A newcomer to Zillow’s list of 20 best cities in the nation for trick-or-treating, we debuted at number 16. Here are the top 5 Halloween-friendly areas in the ATX.
Austin Mayor Steve Adler has proposed tentative approval of plans for the controversial development, with details to be worked out by the next City Council.
Built in 1940, this modest but elegant house adapts well to its Texas location with a gorgeous outdoor entertaining area while keeping the feel of the original design.
We found apartments (and only apartments) at our low, low Curbed Comparison price point this week, and some pretty nice ones at that. They tend to be in West Campus and in the eastern parts of town, not a huge surprise. The good news is: they exist!
This 1920s structure located in Central East Austin, blocks from downtown, has a varied and storied history, mostly as a rental property of legend—and, until recently, a rental that was passed down through close-knit communities of friends.
Yes, you could just grab a Halloween pumpkin or two on your way out of the grocery store, but where's the fun—and hard work—in that? We've put together some of the best pumpkin-pickin' spots in the Austin region and mapped them.
The data crunchers at NeighborhoodX have been hard at work again, this time compiling a list of the most expensive two-bedroom condos currently on the Austin market. Curbed Austin has mapped the findings, in order from most to least expensive.
If you heart the 70s, this Barton Hills split-level with plush shag carpeting, wood-paneling, sexy stone fireplace, and yellow formica kitchen might be for you.
A planned development located on the former site of Austin's municipal airport, the neighborhood is becoming more established but is still awash in new builds.
The inaugural event released its first round of participants, who include Matt Fajkus Architecture, frog design, Pentagram, AIA Austin’s DesignVoice series, and SXSW Eco.
Looking for an affordable home? There's a surprising variety out there—including single-family homes, detached condos, and traditional condos—on the market for $175,000 or less. With the help of data wizards NeighborhoodX, we mapped 10 of the best.
Historic beauties, cute bungalows, and student duplexes and apartments dominate this established neighborhood, and prices per square foot vary accordingly.
The listing for this beautifully redone 1966 home calls its style a bit "rustic," and its redesign takes advantage of that aspect, combining it with modern and contemporary sensibilities.
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