Jackson Square Properties Launches Into Austin Luxury Multifamily

Courtesy of ARA Newmark

Jackson Square Properties made its first Class-A purchase in the Austin area, picking up a 376-unit luxury multihousing community known as Broadstone 8 One Hundred. The community is near Apple’s corporate campus as well as offices of eBay, Google, Visa and 3M.

Broadstone 8 One Hundred, built in 2015 on 17 acres, offers top-of-the-line amenities, including a pool complete with a tanning ledge, an outdoor kitchen with gas grills, a bocce ball court and a hammock green. Each apartment features 10-foot ceilings, custom hardwood floors, a modern kitchen and spa-inspired bathrooms.

“The strong rents and quick lease-up prove that the property has already established itself as the premier garden-style apartment community in all of Austin,” says ARA Newmark executive managing director Pat Jones, who repped seller Alliance Residential.

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