West Fifth Street Getting More Affordable Housing, Market Rate Multifamily

In the first co-development by CWS Capital Partners and Austin-based Oden Hughes, 1301 West Fifth St. in Austin will soon become a mixed-use project. The partnership broke ground on the development that will deliver in late 2018.
Courtesy of CWS Capital Partners Rendering of 1301 West Fifth St., Austin

In the first co-development by CWS Capital Partners and Austin-based Oden Hughes, 1301 West Fifth St. in Austin will soon become a mixed-use project. The partnership broke ground on the development that will deliver in late 2018.

The six-story project west of Downtown will have 226 units of Class-A multifamily with one, two and three bedrooms, 10% of which will be rented below market rates to qualified households. The ground floor will have just over 2K SF of retail.

Oden Hughes Construction served as general contractor on three previous CWS projects, and will serve in that capacity for this project. Kelly Grossman Architects designed the development.

Amenities include a lounge and deck with skyline and lake views, a pool, sundeck, game room, dog park and indoor dog washing room, bike workshop and bike storage.

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