The City of Lago Vista is working to address a significant backlog of stalled residential and mixed-use developments along Lake Travis. Hundreds of acres across multiple projects — some as large as 565 acres — have seen little to no municipal progress or construction activity for years, leaving prime Hill Country land dormant despite strong regional housing demand.
City leaders are now moving to unfreeze several long-delayed sites, aiming to clear outdated or inactive approvals and encourage developers to break ground. This effort could help unlock much-needed housing in the growing lakeside community while streamlining the local development pipeline.
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...
