REAL ESTATE BRIEFS
2023 HOME EDITION
Active-adult community to open in P ugerville Amberlin P ugerville, a new 195-unit active- adult community in P ugerville, is tentatively expected to open Oct. 7, a representative of the development said June 6. Located at the southeast corner of East P uger- ville Parkway and Wilke Ridge Lane, Amberlin P ugerville will o er wellness-oriented living for residents age 55 and older with a focus on helping BY BRIAN RASH
Livano to deliver rst apartments by end of summer
When complete, Livano P ugerville will contain several amenities: • Clubhouse • Fitness center DEVELOPMENT FEATURES
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industrial, commercial and residential development under construction called Lakeside Meadows. Bailey McMahan, director of communications and investor relations for Livano P ugerville, said preleasing for residences at the resi- dential community began this April. Construction on Livano
P ugerville began in February 2022, and the estimated com- pletion of the entire project is slated for spring 2024. The residential develop- ment will have a number of amenities for residents, including a tness center, private workspaces, grill- ing stations, private pet yards and a marketplace, McMahan said.
Multifamily residential complex Livano Pfluger- ville, which when complete will have 459 one-, two- and three-bedroom mul- tifamily and condo units, is anticipated to deliver its irst residences by the end of this summer. The development is just south of the large 400-acre
• Resort pool • Co ee shop • Pet center • Private workspaces • Green spaces • Marketplace • Lounge and game rooms
residents stay socially and physically active. Neighboring Parkway Bible Church sold 10 acres of its 52-acre property to developer Spar- row Partners for the construction of Amberlin P ugerville, according to an announcement from Sparrow Partners. The development’s one- and two-bedroom units will range in size from 615-1,285 square feet.
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Originally slated to open in fall 2022, Amberlin has faced several delays in opening, including supply chain issues and problems getting power supplied to the facility because of the February ice storm that a ected tens of thousands of Central Texas homes and businesses, the repre- sentative said.
Up to 325 apartments coming in Round Rock
• Grilling stations • Private pet yards
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SOURCE: LIVANO PFLUGERVILLE COMMUNITY IMPACT
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A 325-unit apartment complex is coming to a 10.85-acre parcel of land near Old Settlers Boulevard in Round Rock. City sta said most of the land is planned for residential use, but 2.12 acres are zoned for commercial use with more speci c plans not yet available. At a June 8 City Council meeting, a repre- sentative for developer Performance Services Real Estate 7 LLC said the company will limit structures to four stories and parking struc- tures to 4.5 stories, citing privacy concerns of nearby residents.
Flood plain updates change plans for Round Rock multifamily project
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project will bring to the area as plans for the project have had to change due to updated ood plain data, said Brad Wiseman, Round Rock planning and development services department director. The developer, Ramendu Duplex, LLC, had previously planned a much less dense housing option, but on
June 26 Wiseman said plans were still not solidi ed for a new development. The updated ood plain data, released in 2018 by the National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis- tration, shows more of the subject property to be located within the ood plain.
Ocials approved the rezoning of a 2.77-acre property between Logan and Nash streets in Round Rock to facilitate a new multifamily project. Previously, the land had been slated for a duplex development but is now zoned for multifamily. It is unclear how many units the housing
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Amberlin P ugerville, a new 195-unit active-adult community in P ugerville, is tentatively expected to open Oct. 7. (Brian Rash/Community Impact)
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