Austin’s first and only proposal for a neighborhood that floats on water is in limbo as regulators figure out what — if anything — to do.
Landowner Brian George’s idea to build as many as 150 floating homes on Lake Travis in Cypress Cove is opposed by many nearby landowners, and has become tangled in public processes after public hearings with the Lower Colorado River Authority and, more recently, Travis County Commissioners Court.
The LCRA, the ultimate arbiter of the lake’s future, isn’t sure how to handle the proposal.
A rental home dubbed “The Float House” is the only floating home now on Central Texas’ largest lake, but a landowner and aspiring developer wants to add more than 100 in Cypress Cove. The LCRA is considering the proposal.Read more: Plan for floating neighborhood in W. Austin on hold | Austin Business Journal
Lake Travis has a new barbecue option. Good BBQ Company, which got its start as a food trailer on East 12th Street in Austin, is now open at its second location inside Lake Trav...
Construction is underway on Pickleball Grove, a planned 15-court racquet sports complex at 5411 Reimers Peacock Road in Spicewood. Crews broke ground Oct. 12 on the first four o...
Canyon Ranch's new Hill Country wellness resort in Spicewood is scheduled to open for overnight guests on Oct. 22, Community Impact reports. The 600-acre property will have 141...
Community Impact's latest roundup lists 14 business changes across the Lake Travis-Westlake area, including several near the lake. In Spicewood, Infinite Hitting - Lake Travis i...
