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Gateway (planning area), Austin: homes for rent and public records

Gateway (planning area) is filed under City planning areas in our Austin neighborhood guides. This page brings current rental listings together with dated permits, licenses, crashes and 311 records within 800 m so you can compare a specific home before you choose your next address.

This profile follows an official City of Austin planning area. Planning boundaries may differ from everyday neighborhood names. Interior label point derived from the official City planning-map area geometry; not an entrance, address or property boundary. View the City’s boundary source ↗

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Gateway · City neighborhood-plan status: Plan approved. This describes the City’s planning document, not the neighborhood. The outline is the inventory search geography; reported property points may be approximate. Official boundary source ↗

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Gateway: understanding North Austin’s changing streets

Gateway’s story is closely tied to the North Burnet/Gateway planning framework. City documents describe a shift from auto-oriented development toward mixed uses, better connections and transit access; those are planning goals to compare against actual projects and conditions.

Austin Texas Things editorial research · imported . Original source check dates appear below.

A larger planning framework

The city’s North Burnet/Gateway page describes a combined area spanning several major North Austin roads. Gateway is one named part of that framework, with its own mapped page here. [2][1]

A vision for connected places

The city identifies pedestrian access, transit connections and a mix of uses as planning priorities. These goals explain the direction of the plan without proving that every block already offers those conditions. [2]

Find the governing documents

The city links both the master plan and regulating plan. The adopting ordinance provides historical context, while current city resources are the appropriate starting point for later changes. [2][3]

Before you visit

  • Plan the actual connection

    Before linking destinations, use current transport and operator information for your route. A long-range planning goal for walkability is not evidence that a particular crossing or connection is complete. [2]

  • Use current rules for property research

    Start with the city’s linked regulating-plan materials for a specific site. The original master plan explains the vision, while later changes may affect applicable rules. [2]

A few local questions

Are Gateway and North Burnet one neighborhood page?

They are separate named areas in the site’s boundary dataset, connected by a shared North Burnet/Gateway planning framework. Use the relevant polygon for a local data comparison. [1][2]

Does the plan prove Gateway is already fully walkable?

No. Pedestrian and transit connectivity are stated planning priorities. The documents describe a vision rather than guaranteeing every present-day route or crossing. [2]

Sources for this local guide

These are dated editorial notes. Check the original source for current access, schedules and project status.

  1. City of Austin Neighborhood Planning Area StatusCity of Austin · Source checked
  2. North Burnet/Gateway | Austin Planning | AustinTexas.govCity of Austin · Source checked
  3. 20071101-050, Ordinance Part 1City of Austin · Source checked
More local context at Austin Texas Things Research ZIP-wide development records

LIVE PUBLIC RECORDS

What's changing around Gateway (planning area).

Counts from the research database behind Zabalist, measured within 0.5 mi (800 m) of the reference point. Each figure names its own window. Filings and reports are not a description of any home, block or resident, and they are never combined into a score.

Radius: within 800 m (0.5 mi) of the neighborhood's reference point (30.3898, -97.7399), which is a map marker and not a boundary. ZIP-scoped layers use inferred postal ZIP 78759, voted from mapped locations around the reference point. Rollup generated Oct 2, 2026.

Development and construction

Sources: Austin Building Permits (database sync Oct 1, 2026); Austin Site Plans (database sync Oct 1, 2026); TABS State Projects (database sync Oct 1, 2026); Zabalist unified projects (sync date not registered).

Construction permits issued
past 2 years145106 plumbing/electrical/mechanical trade permits
Development projects with activity
past 12 months2410 site plans · 0 subdivision cases on file

Site plan: the City of Austin’s development application for anything beyond a single house. It is a proposal, not an approval or completed construction.

TDLR project registrations
past 12 months9

TDLR project registration: a state filing required for commercial and public construction over a cost threshold. It means a project was submitted for accessibility review, not that it was built.

Licenses and inspections

Sources: TABC licenses and permits (database sync Aug 8, 2026); Austin Health Inspections (database sync Oct 1, 2026).

New venue alcohol licenses
past 12 months · inferred postal ZIP 787597103 active at sync · bars, restaurants and venuesCounted for the postal ZIP, not the radius.

TABC license types: state alcohol permits for bars, restaurants, stores, venues and events. A license record is not confirmation that a business is open.

Food establishments inspected
past 12 months25

Streets and code

Sources: Austin Traffic Crashes (database sync Oct 2, 2026); Austin 311 Service Requests (database sync Oct 2, 2026); Austin Code Complaints (database sync Oct 2, 2026).

Traffic crashes
past 3 years4195 fatal · 7 serious injury
311 service requests
past 12 months1654 open or in progress at sync

311 request: a service request logged with the City of Austin (missed pickup, street light, loose animal and similar). It records that something was reported, not that it was verified.

Code-compliance cases
past 12 months · inferred postal ZIP 7875961265 active at syncCounted for the postal ZIP, not the radius.

Code-compliance case: a City investigation opened after a report of a possible ordinance violation. An opened case is not a confirmed violation.

  • 145 construction permits issued within 0.5 mi in the past 2 years, including 106 classed as plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits.
  • 24 development projects with activity within 0.5 mi in the past 12 months; 10 site plans and 0 subdivision cases on file.
  • 419 traffic crashes recorded within 0.5 mi in the past 3 years; 5 fatal, 7 with a serious injury, 3 involving a pedestrian.
  • 7 new TABC bar and restaurant licenses issued in ZIP 78759 in the past 12 months (103 active).
  • 165 311 service requests logged within 0.5 mi in the past 12 months; 4 still open, most often “Traffic Signal - Maintenance” (51).

Nearest development records

The 5 closest filings across permits, site plans, TDLR registrations, subdivisions and projects, by distance from the reference point. Verify the site before connecting a record to a home.

  1. Plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits · 246 ftConstruction permit · 9901 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY NB BLDG 3 · Replacing stolen wire service and installing meter 400A service on the load side of service disconnect was stolen. Wiring from this point load side of disco to tenant power electrical room was rewired with new wire. Nothing added or removed only wiring replaced for building electrical functio 3/O awg provided to match existing feeds and load. · FinalIssued Apr 25, 2025
  2. Plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits · 246 ftConstruction permit · 9901 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY NB UNIT 200 · Replacement of any self-contained packaged units · FinalIssued Oct 31, 2024
  3. Plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits · 249 ftConstruction permit · 9901 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY NB UNIT 100 · To remove existing grease trap and install new 1500 Gal grease trap in the same location per city approval. · ActiveIssued May 18, 2026
  4. Plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits · 249 ftConstruction permit · 9901 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY NB UNIT 300 · Interior renovation of an existing Verizon store. No proposed changes to the exterior facade existing use or structure of the building. Proposed mechanical plumbing and electrical work. · ActiveIssued Mar 11, 2026
  5. Plumbing/Electrical/Mechanical trade permits · 249 ftConstruction permit · 9901 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY NB UNIT 300 · Interior renovation of an existing Verizon store. No proposed changes to the exterior facade existing use or structure of the building. Proposed mechanical plumbing and electrical work. · ActiveIssued Mar 9, 2026

Newest bar, restaurant and venue licenses

TABC licenses are counted for inferred postal ZIP 78759, not the radius (the ZIP is inferred from the reference point): 7 new in the past 12 months, 103 active; database sync Aug 8, 2026. A license is not proof a business is open.

  1. Fire Bowl Cafe · 9828 Great Hills TrlMixed beverage permit · food and beverage certificateIssued Jul 6, 2026
  2. Rocky's · 10940 Research BlvdWine and malt beverage retailer (off-premise)Issued Jun 23, 2026
  3. Embassy Suites Arboretum Austin · 9505 Stonelake BlvdMixed beverage permit · late hoursIssued May 7, 2026
  4. Tacolada · 9828 Great Hills TrlWine and malt beverage retailer (on-premise) · food and beverage certificateIssued May 6, 2026
  5. Mo Pac Mart · 3503 Hyridge DrWine-only package store permitIssued Feb 10, 2026

Streets and service requests

419 crashes in the past 3 years (3 involving a pedestrian, 0 a bicyclist) and 165 311 requests in the past 12 months, excluding requests marked duplicate or cancelled, all within 0.5 mi (800 m) of the reference point.

Most frequent 311 request types

  • Traffic Signal - Maintenance51 requests
  • Dead Animal Collection17 requests
  • Parking Violation Enforcement16 requests
  • Street Light Issue- Address10 requests
  • Debris in Street8 requests

Top 5 categories shown · 102 of 165 requests

Crashes by year

The first and last years cover only part of the year.

  • 2023 (from Oct 3)36 crashes
  • 2024151 crashes
  • 2025159 crashes
  • 2026 (to Oct 2)73 crashes

Sources & sync dates

Rollup generated Oct 2, 2026 from the research database behind Zabalist. Point layers (permits, site plans, registrations, subdivisions, projects, inspections, crashes, 311) are counted within the stated radius of the reference point; TABC licenses and code cases are counted for the attached postal ZIP when one is available, and here that ZIP was inferred from the reference point rather than supplied. 311 counts exclude requests marked duplicate or cancelled; "open" counts requests that are open or in progress. A database sync date is when our copy was refreshed, not when the agency record last changed. Absence of a record is not evidence that nothing happened; reporting delays, missing addresses and later amendments all affect coverage.

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Neighborhoods across City planning areas

Gateway (planning area) does not have a published City or Census outline of its own, so these are the neighborhoods grouped under City planning areas. Open one to see its own outline, records and homes.

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Renting a home in Gateway (planning area)

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NEARBY GUIDES

More neighborhoods in City planning areas

Other guides filed under the same part of Austin. Each opens its own records and, when the feed allows, its own homes.

Central East Austin (planning area)

The Carver Museum and Genealogy Center offers a way to explore both public history and personal family stories. Its city-run resources extend from exhibit galleries to genealogical databases, reference material and seminars.

  • Official planning area
  • More than a namesake biography
  • Start a family-history search
Read the Central East Austin (planning area) guide

East Oak Hill (planning area)

Dick Nichols Pool is a seasonal recreation reference in East Oak Hill. The citywide directory checked for this guide lists it closed, while the facility page describes its summer swimming, lessons and team activity. Confirm a future opening before planning a swim.

  • Official planning area
  • Head to Beckett Road
  • Swimming is seasonal
Read the East Oak Hill (planning area) guide

McKinney (planning area)

McKinney Falls State Park offers a starting point for exploring this side of Austin: Onion Creek’s limestone ledges, wooded trails and the remains of an early ranch. The state park and the city’s McKinney planning area are different geographies, so use the park’s own maps for a visit.

  • Official planning area
  • Choose a trail experience
  • Look beyond the falls
Read the McKinney (planning area) guide

North Shoal Creek (planning area)

North Shoal Creek’s planning documents focus on the practical ingredients of neighborhood life: walking and cycling connections, public facilities, greenery and varied housing. Pillow School Park offers one concrete public-space reference within that wider planning story.

  • Official planning area
  • A named park on Rockwood Lane
  • Community priorities recorded in 2018
Read the North Shoal Creek (planning area) guide

Pecan Springs–Springdale (planning area)

Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt offers a local story of community priorities becoming trail and play improvements. The city documents a new Springdale Road trailhead and play area, while the larger wooded landscape retains a network of informal trails.

  • Official planning area
  • A new trailhead and play area
  • Creeks, ravines and informal routes
Read the Pecan Springs–Springdale (planning area) guide

Riverside (planning area)

The Boardwalk offers a distinctive stretch of the Butler Trail along Lady Bird Lake. Its access points and viewing areas make it possible to plan a focused outing without committing to the full loop around the lake.

  • Official planning area
  • A boardwalk within a larger trail
  • Several ways onto the route
Read the Riverside (planning area) guide