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Colony Park Community Rising in NE Austin

Colony Park, a 3000-unit mixed-use project by Catellus, is underway in NE Austin.

Colony Park Sustainable Communities Master Plan β€” Farr Associates ...
Colony Park Sustainable Communities Master Plan β€” Farr Associates ...Rendering courtesy of Farr Associates

Colony Park Sustainable Community, a 3000-unit mixed-use development, is under construction at Loyola Lane between Johnny Morris Road and Decker Lane in Northeast Austin. Developed by Catellus Development Corporation with architecture by Farr Associates and Urban Design Group.

Features include parks, open spaces, a health center, institutional and office spaces, retail areas, walkable and bikeable streets, healthy food options, and educational facilities.

Colony Park Sustainable Communities Master Plan β€” Farr Associates ...
Colony Park Sustainable Communities Master Plan β€” Farr Associates ...Rendering courtesy of Farr Associates

Its development agreement requires 20% of the for-sale and rental homes to be affordable, and the project aims to enhance community accessibility and livability through its comprehensive amenities.

Correction, Oct. 22, 2026: An earlier version of this story said no affordable units are planned. Colony Park's development agreement requires 20% of its for-sale and rental homes to be affordable.

Address
7900 Loyola Lane, Austin, TX 78724
Units
3,000
Sq ft
960,000
Completion
Sep 2028

Every filing, company, change and story we have on this project, under construction as of our latest read of the record.

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