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new executive suites space opens on congress
07/09/2009
Commercial real estate firm T. Stacy & Associates Inc. has launched an executive suite in its downtown Austin Centre building at 701 Brazos St. Austin Centre Executive Suites spans the entire remodeled fifth floor of the Austin Centre office building and includes 80 fully-furnished suites. The suites also have four conference rooms, three kitchens, a mailroom, shared office equipment, virtual office capabilities and secretarial services and centralized phone-answering capabilities. Read more...
purchasing power of $300,000 in austin's urban core
06/23/2009
Inspired by the recent Austin Magazine column, I thought it would be interesting to research the purchasing power of $300,000 in Austin’s urban core. The properties below are currently available to purchase and are listed between $290-310k. I left out several properties, but wanted provide a broad spectrum of product. Read more...
downtown development forum & networking event
06/22/2009
urbanspace commercial team would like to thank those who joined us at our discussion forum and networking event at the urbanspace Downtown office and threshold Interiors.
In particular, we would like to extend a warm "thank you" to our guest speaker, Diana Zuniga, for her presentation on the Austin Downtown market and its developments.
Lastly, we would like to thank our sponsors - Whole Foods, Paula's Texas Spirits, and The Monarch - for their graciousness and support of this event.
austin area job growth holds up
06/22/2009
The Austin area continued to add jobs in May, the only large Texas metropolitan area that has done so for the fourth month in a row. The Austin-Round Rock area gained jobs at a 0.5 percent rate last month compared to a year earlier, the Texas Workforce Commission reported. That translates to 4,200 jobs, bringing the region's job count to 781,400. Hiring in the government and broad services sectors led growth in Central Texas. Read more...
