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Harry Connick Jr. Is Asking $12.5 Million for His Coastal New England Retreat
You’ll need more than a wink and a smile to pick up this Massachusetts estate! As first reported by The Wall Street Journal, the coastal 1.3-acre spread long owned by award-winning singer, pianist, and actor Harry Connick Jr. has just popped up for sale in the Lower Cape Cod enclave of Chatham, asking $12.5 million. The listing is held by Paul Grover and Matthew de Groot of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Robert Paul Properties.An Award-Winning Contemporary Residence in Austin Lists for $11.8 Million Records show the New Orleans-born crooner and his wife, former Victoria’s Secret model Jill Goodacre, paid $5.3 million back in early 2006 for...
An Award-Winning Contemporary Residence in Austin Lists for $11.8 Million
When a home stands at the forefront of design excellence, like the newly listed abode at 2508 North Cuernavaca Drive in Austin, Texas, it’s awarded the Architectural Master Prize. The modern digs won the title in 2018, a year after landing the American Architecture Award. Balancing an indoor-outdoor layout with earthy materials, the Alter Studio-designed pad sits on 3.7 acres of wooded sanctuary. And for $11.75 million, the award-winning crib can now be yours. Gary and Michelle Dolch of Austin Luxury Group hold the listing.Judge Judy's Stylish N.Y.C. Penthouse Is Up for Grabs at $9.5 Million Set in Austin’s Westlake area, the Cuernavaca...
Local leaders discuss housing affordability, supply in Austin
From left, Heather Donahue, Jeremy Striffler, Hannah Rangel and moderator Stacy Armijo discussed affordable housing solutions in downtown Austin, Austin ISD and the surrounding communities during the Central Texas Affordability Summit. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact) Area leaders are continuing to look for creative ways to increase housing supply and create sustainable...
Austin's bold move: Smaller lots to solve the housing crisis
AUSTIN — Austin City Council voted on Thursday to allow single-family homes in the city to be built on smaller lots, in an effort to help resolve the city's housing affordability crisis. The changes would make for a part of a broader strategy to increase housing supply and bring down costs.
The Beautiful Mrs. Baird Bread Texas Ranch Is Now For Sale, Outside of Austin
The Family Of A Well Known Texas Brand Is Selling A Huge Ranch In The Texas Hill Country Less Than An Hour From Austin. In 1901, William and Ninnie Baird brought their family from Tennessee to Fort Worth, Texas and in 1908 after running a successful restaurant business, Ninnie launched "Mrs. Baird's Bread" which has become a Lone Star institution.
Transit, housing initiatives highlight accessibility concerns for disabled community
Advocates for disabled people in Austin want to ensure upcoming major changes to the local transportation network and housing market don’t exclude those with physical, visual or hearing impairments. A discussion on Tuesday at the Austin office of the advocacy group ADAPT of Texas brought together leaders attached to...
Affordable housing complex competes for space with a church in Payton Gin zoning change
Planning Commission members have embraced an affordable housing project in North Austin despite concerns from the church it will replace. Developers plan to build a 100 percent affordable, six-story, 192-unit apartment complex at 1706 Payton Gin Road using the city’s Affordability Unlocked program. In return for the development incentives offered through the program, the project promises 27 one-bedroom units, 88 two-bedroom units and 77 three-bedroom units. In terms of affordability, at least 20 percent of those units will rent to households at or below 50 percent of the median family income (MFI) and at least half will be offered at or below 60 percent MFI for at least 40 years. In order to do that, they are seeking a zoning change from Neighborhood Commercial (LR) to Community Commercial (GR).
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