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Loraloma represents the first phase of construction on the 2,200-acre Thomas Ranch. ARETE COLLECTIVE

Austin Business Journal shares, "Construction is underway at the expansive Thomas Ranch luxury housing development on Lake Travis, but there’s still room for custom homebuilders to get involved with the project.

Thomas Ranch developers Areté Collective and the Wasatch Group secured a $106 million loan to finance infrastructure and initial home construction in the master-planned community late last year and have been making headway on the development’s first phase, called Loraloma, said Joe Rentfro, the project's managing director.

Homes should start rising soon in that section, Rentfro said, and its golf course, designed by David McLay-Kidd, should be playable later this year.

At full build-out, the 2,200-acre Thomas Ranch, which is situated…

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An architectural rendering offers a glimpse of what the gatehouse will look like at the Travis Club community. HAAS & HAYNIE CORP., CASTLE HILL PARTNERS INC.

Austin Business Journal shares, "About 50 more homesites are available in one of Austin’s most expansive luxury housing developments along the shores of Lake Travis.

Travis Club, which has generated more than $100 million in homesite sales, now has 48 more homesites on offer, representing the second phase of the sprawling project, according to an announcement from its developers. Infrastructure construction for the first phase of the 1,500-acre site, co-developed by California-based real estate developer Haas & Haynie Corp. and Austin-based real estate investment firm Castle Hill Partners Inc., is already underway.

Travis Club, located near Briarcliff west of Austin, will have 700 homesites once complete, along with an 18-hole golf course and…

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An architectural rendering offers a glimpse of what the gate house is planned to look like at the the Travis Club community. HAAS & HAYNIE CORP., CASTLE HILL PARTNERS INC.

Austin Business Journal writes, "A luxury housing development on the shores of Lake Travis has pulled in more than $90 million, all before a single home has been built.

At Travis Club, a sprawling 1,500-acre housing development being co-developed by California-based real estate developer Haas & Haynie Corp. and Austin-based real estate investment firm Castle Hill Partners Inc., about three-quarters of the homesites available in the project’s first phase have been sold, according to an announcement. And, with infrastructure construction is underway, phase two homesites will soon be available.

Travis Club, located near Briarcliff west of Austin, will feature 274 single-family lots and 223 villa units, listed between $800,000 and $3 million,…

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AXIOS Austin writes, "aiming to win older empty nesters, Austin apartment developers are now including spas and libraries.

Why it matters: More senior communities look like modern luxury apartments.

Driving the news: America is going gray. Baby boomers and their kids make up a growing share of the country's population, according to Census Bureau data.

  • In greater Austin, the share of renter households that are 55 or older has hopped from 11.1% in 2005 to 17.6% last year.

What's happening: Apartment developers are courting empty nesters as young as 55 years old, dangling prime locations, easy living and amenities you'd expect at a five-star hotel, senior living expert James Hill with Houston-based Kirksey Architecture tells Axios.

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An architectural rendering offers a glimpse of what the gate house is planned to look like at the Travis Club community. HAAS & HAYNIE CORP., CASTLE HILL PARTNERS INC.

Austin Business Journal reports, "the first 50 homesites have been sold at Travis Club, an incoming luxury neighborhood on Lake Travis. It's set to rise on more than a thousands acres 15 miles west of downtown Austin.

These first homeowners are being recognized as the “50 founding memberships” of the resort-style community that is being developed by Menlo Park, California-based real estate developer Haas & Haynie Corp. and Austin-based real estate investment firm Castle Hill Partners Inc., according to a Nov. 1 announcement.

This marks a notable step forward for the project that has been planned for more than a decade on the undeveloped bend of Lake Travis between Thurman Bend Estates and the Briarcliff community. This area, and just about all…

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Plans for Travis Club call for it to eventually have 497 total homes near a bend in Lake Travis. HAAS & HAYNIE CORP., CASTLE HILL PARTNERS INC.

Austin Business Journal reports, "construction is finally nearing for a 1,058-acre master-planned community west of Austin with an 18-hole golf course.

Plans call for the neighborhood, the Travis Club, to rise on an undeveloped bend of Lake Travis between Thurman Bend Estates and the Briarcliff community.

The resort-style community is being developed by Menlo Park, California-based real estate developer Haas & Haynie Corp. and Austin-based real estate investment firm Castle Hill Partners Inc.

The final plat of the first phase was approved July 18 by Travis County commissioners, which clears the way for the first 53 single-family homes and 68 "villa" units to be built on nearly 340 acres. That will be major milestone for a sometimes…

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Loraloma, the first of several neighborhoods to be built on the land, will have about 450 homes, as well as amenities such as a swimming hole and a fishing pond. ARETE COLLECTIVE

Austin Business Journal reports, "the first phase of construction on Thomas Ranch, a 2,200-acre luxury community near Spicewood, is set to begin later this month.

Salt Lake City-based developer Areté Collective LP plans to break ground June 15, according to an announcement from late May. The first-phase neighborhood will be called Loraloma and have more than 400 homes and a golf course — although a builder is still needed.

Loraloma will be home to about 450 cottages, villas, estates and custom homesites, said Joe Rentfro, Thomas Ranch managing director.

"Our intention was to cater to a wide variety of individuals seeking a fresh take on Hill Country living without sacrificing the culture that rests at Austin’s core," Rentfro said.

To that…

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