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New Development Coming to South Congress Avenue in Austin [7900 S. Congress Ave.]

The LKQ Pick Your Part auto salvage yard at 7900 S. Congress Avenue in Austin, TX will be transformed into a vertical mixed-use development. This new project will include more than 1,200 multifamily units, 210,000 square feet of office space, and a 136,000-square-foot shopping center. Additionally,

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New Development Coming to South Congress Avenue in Austin [7900 S. Congress Ave.]
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The redevelopment of a Southeast Austin auto salvage yard has been approved by the Austin City Council. This mixed-use development will include more than 1200 multifamily units, 210,000 square feet of office space, and a 136,000-square-foot shopping center, which is expected to create more opportunities for businesses and residents in the area surrounding the development at 7900 S. Congress Ave.

One of the requirements set forth by the city council is that the rental units be set aside for low-income families for 99 years. This will help to address the issue of affordable housing, which is a significant challenge for many people in Austin. In addition, the development will include a 13.5-acre park, which will have an extension of the South Boggy Creek Trail, providing residents with green spaces and scenic views. All surrounding land will be dedicated to the city as parkland, creating even more opportunities for people to enjoy outdoor activities.

The transformation of the Southeast Austin auto salvage yard is expected to create more job opportunities for residents and boost economic growth in the area. The Austin City Council’s approval of the project reflects its commitment to improving the quality of life for all residents by creating more affordable housing and green spaces.

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