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Austin Luxury Buildings

Compare selected Austin condominium buildings, then review the documents and costs for the unit you are considering. Building profiles are guides, not a list of currently available units.

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How should I compare Austin condominium buildings?

Start with the location and the unit you need, then compare the association documents, ownership costs and restrictions. This guide helps you choose which building profiles to explore.

Source: Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate, Austin TX - #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024)

This selection contains 10 building profiles, not a count of all Austin condominium buildings. Identity sources reviewed September 7, 2026 are linked below. Historical records support only the stated identity or location; they are not current price, dues or service quotations.

Austin Luxury Building Comparison

Compare the documented context, then open a profile. On a narrow screen, scroll the table horizontally; keyboard users can focus the table region and use the arrow keys.

Selected building profiles and identity sources
BuildingDocumented contextIdentity source
The AustonianResidential tower designed by Ziegler Cooper.Architect project page
Four Seasons ResidencesDowntown residences by Lady Bird Lake, separate from the Lake Austin development.Four Seasons residence page
W Austin ResidencesPart of Block 21 at 200 Lavaca Street.Developer project page
The Proper ResidencesAustin Proper residences in the Second Street District.Proper property guide
70 RaineyRainey Street location near River Street.City project record (2015)
Austin City Lofts800 West 5th Street.Owners association letter (2024)
Seaholm Residences222 West Avenue in the Seaholm development.Developer project facts
Spring Condominiums300 Bowie Street.City development agreement
The IndependentResidential tower designed by Rhode Partners.Architect project page
Five Fifty Five555 East 5th Street.Association certificate (March 2026)

Compare the unit, not just the building

Costs and reserves. Request current dues, budgets, reserve information and assessment notices. Separate recurring costs from planned work and ask who is responsible for each expense.

Use and access. Review rental, parking, storage and pet documents. Ask management to confirm any services or facilities you expect to use and the charges or restrictions that apply.

The home itself. Compare layout, light, noise and the daily trip from the unit to parking and the street. Review unit and association documents with the appropriate professionals before making a decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page show condos currently for sale?

No. This is a selection of building profiles, with no price cutoff or live unit feed. Use the broader property search to look for homes, then confirm the building and unit details for each listing.

How should I compare ownership costs?

Request the current dues schedule, association budget, reserve information, insurance documents and any assessment notices for the specific unit. Confirm what is included and what you would pay separately before comparing costs.

Does a building name establish access to hotel services?

No. Confirm the services, facilities, charges and access rights in the applicable documents and with building management. Branding alone does not establish an entitlement for a particular unit.

What should I check about rentals, parking and pets?

Review the current declaration, rules and unit documents. Ask about rental restrictions, parking and storage rights, pet policies and any changes under consideration. Confirm how those rules affect your plans.

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Written by the Keenan Group - Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan, Austin's #1 real estate team (Austin Board of Realtors 2024). 25+ years, 1,000+ transactions, $1B+ career sales.