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Bryan Noth
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1,400-acre neighborhood in Del Valle (SE Austin) moved ahead

Bryan Noth
  • Realtor
  • Austin, TX
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First phase of 1,400-acre Mirador neighborhood in Del Valle takes step forward

"Houston-based real estate developer Hines purchased the land earlier this year with the intention to create Mirador, a master-planned community that includes 2,500 single-family lots and 75 acres of commercial space.

The project also includes 50 acres of multifamily homes and townhomes, as well as on-site amenities including a 60-acre lake, more than 600 acres of greenbelt, trails and a swimming pool."

For reference this is located South East of the Austin Airport (ABIA) and about 8 miles South of the Tesla Gigafactory in Austin.

Article link:

https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

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