The City of Austin has recently revised its land development regulations, particularly impacting multi-family lots. Under the new HOME Phase 2 amendments, the city has significantly reduced the minimum lot size required for residential construction. For multi-family developments: Lot Size Reduction: The minimum lot size has been reduced from 5,750 square feet to as low as 2,500 square feet for new developments. This change allows property owners to build multiple units on smaller lots, which is a significant shift from previous regulations. If you're considering developing a multi-family lot, it would be wise to consult the city’s updated guidelines or schedule an appointment with the city's planning department to ensure compliance with the new rules.
Details
MLS #
9810644
Listing Type
For Sale
Sub-Type
Resale
Status
Active
Days On Site
505
Listing Provided By
Marty Kaye Realty | Marty Kaye
Features
Zoning
Multi-Family
Acreage
0.30
Water Front
Yes
Property View
None
Exterior
Lot Features
City Lot, Cleared, Interior Lot, Open Lot, Public Maintained Road, Trees-Large (Over 40 Ft)
Utilities
Utilities
Cable Available, Electricity Available, Phone Available, Sewer Connected, Water Available
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