Another thing...We need various forms of dense housing. A mixture of high-rises, lowrises, apartment/condo complexes, brownstones, etc. Unlike other, older, more established large cities, Austin's central business district is immediately surrounded by neighborhoods of single-family residences. There is no buffer area where there are a lot of brownstones (or the like)/medium density areas. And, good luck to those who try to uproot individuals living or working in those single-family residences to build more dense housing.
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AUSTIN (City): 1,002,632 +4.64% - '20-'25 | AUSTIN MSA (5 counties): 2,620,945 +14.78% - '20-'25
SAN ANTONIO (City): 1,548,422 +8.03% - '20-'25 | SAN ANTONIO MSA (8 counties): 2,813,140 +9.97% - '20-'25
AUS-SAT REGION (MSAs/13 counties): 5,434,085 +12.24% - '20-'25 | *SRC: US Census*
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