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Talks to bring nonstop flights between Austin and cities in Asia are “incredibly productive,” according to a consulting firm working with Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to attract and maintain new airlines and routes.
But Kevin Schorr, vice president of Campbell-Hill Aviation Group, didn’t provide a specific timeline for when new flights could begin.
The beloved landmark southwest of Austin dates back to the late 1930s but has sat in ruin since a 2017 fire completely destroyed it. Now, developers are aiming to build a boutique hotel, a restaurant and a small gourmet grocery store at the site.
Kansas City-based Dobies Health Marketing — acquired, rebranded and folded into Onspire Health Marketing — is playing a big role in growing the national health care marketing firm.
Metro Denver’s apartment market experienced its biggest quarterly rent decline on record as a massive wave of new supply swamped demand, causing vacancy rates to rise in every market, according to an update Thursday from the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.
The region added nearly 20,000 new apartments last year, about double the typical pace seen in recent years. And while demand rose to the occasion, with 14,082 additional units leased, that absorption turned negative in the final three months of the year, causing worried landlords to cut rents to remain competitive.
“So we’ve been talking about winter is coming, like the TV series (“Game of Thrones”) for a while.