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250-Unit Ridge Apartments Proposed at 8515 FM 969

3423 Investments LLC has proposed The Ridge Apartments, a 250-unit, 4-story project at 8515 FM 969 Rd in East Austin, with completion targeted for July 2028.

Site of The Ridge Apartments at 8515 FM 969 RD, Austin, TX
Site of The Ridge Apartments at 8515 FM 969 RD, Austin, TXSatellite imagery © Mapbox, © Maxar — site map by Groundbreak

A 250-unit apartment complex has been proposed at 8515 FM 969 Rd in East Austin. The Ridge Apartments will rise 4 stories and total 58,777 square feet. 3423 Investments LLC is developing, with design by ALIGN Austin Architects.

This is the project's first appearance in city tracking records, with a reported value of $11,750,000. Records also reference it as MFB East Austin Apartments, suggesting multiple working titles.

Site of The Ridge Apartments at 8515 FM 969 Rd, Austin, TX 78725
Site of The Ridge Apartments at 8515 FM 969 Rd, Austin, TX 78725Satellite imagery © Mapbox, © Maxar — site map by Groundbreak
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The project is in proposed status with expected completion of July 1, 2028. It still faces site plan approval through the Development Services Department before building permits can issue.

Affordable housing records show a change from 0 to 1 affordable unit in the latest filing. The remaining units are expected to be market rate; the filing does not specify unit mix or rents.

The site sits along FM 969, a major east-west corridor connecting East Austin to SH 130 and eastern Travis County suburbs, where residential development has been steady as growth pushes east.

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Address
8515 FM 969 Rd, Austin, TX 78725
Units
250
Floors
4
Sq Ft
58,777
Completion
Jun 30, 2028

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