More stories about Austin-Round Rock, TX

• Texas is Tops for Luraline Sales

  Lighting manufacturer Luraline has announced its annual Sales Achievement Awards winners. Two out of three of the company's top-selling sales agencies for 2006 hail from Texas. The Lighting Alliance of Dallas, which covers a sales territory ranging from New Mexico to northern Texas and eastward to...

• Houston’s Young Guns

  Trammell Crow Residential’s development team in Houston may be young, but they’re hungry.

• Little Jewel

  Even as the apartment market here softens, with property managers offering concessions and new construction slackening, out-of-state investors are beginning to discover Corpus Christi.

• One Family at a Time in Austin

  Austin, Texas— A former addict who’s now in job training and reunited with her daughter, a video editor studying business management with plans to start his own theater center, and a small-plane pilot who lost his home after a back injury and is now working to become a physicians’ assistant: These...

• Whole Foods, Austin, TeXas

  CHALLENGE Far from the sterile environment of a conventional supermarket, the inviting atmosphere of the Whole Foods Markets encourages shoppers to explore and linger. While retailers favor bright lights to lure customers to displays, general concerns over the use of traditional lamps, specifically...

• 2005 A|L Design Awards: Commendable Achievement

  With a significant presence both day and night, the Frost Bank Headquarters has created a signature feature for the Austin, Texas, skyline. As lighting design firm Cline Bettridge Bernstein (CBBLD) explains, 'the architect wanted a building that comes to a singular statement at the top; a clear...

• Austin, Texas: Incentives to Aid AffordableProjects

  The Texas capital is trying to meet its affordable housing demands with an incentive program called SMART (Safe, Mixed-Income, Accessible, Reasonably Priced, Transit-Oriented) Housing.

• Austin revives Developers who began their projects in the darkest days of Austin’s apartment crash are finishing their units just in time for a recovery.

  Austin, Texas – The leasing office at the Triangle has been busy since the first apartments in the project’s 335-unit first phase opened their doors in fall 2005.

• TDHCA leadership changes: Carrington leaves for newpost

  Austin, Texas – Edwina Carrington, who has led the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) for the last four years, said it’s a logical time for her to move on.

• Green Building For Profit

  These builders switched from commercial construction to environmentally responsible residential building — and they’ve learned how to make money at it.