We’re proud and humbled to make a positive impact on the impressive growth and one-of-a-kind character of Austin, Texas.
By Marissa Luck
Along with bar maven Bridget Dunlap and developer Perry Lorenz, Glover was key player in turning Rainey Street into the entertainment district it is today.
By Jan Buchholz
Dale Glover believes his new listing in East Austin will have investors salivating. A warehouse with nearly 5.5 acres of land at 20 Strandtman Cove — near East Cesar Chavez and Levander Loop — has hit the market. Among its strong selling points are direct access to the Colorado River Wildlife Sanctuary and close proximity to the nostalgic Montopolis Bridge, which will be converted into a bike and walking path when U.S. Highway 183 receives major upgrades in the near future.
By Shonda Novak
Just a short drive from downtown is a pocket of East Austin rich in history and diversity, a melting pot of people of different cultural, ethnic and economic backgrounds and bordered by an ecologically diverse stretch of the Colorado River inhabited by blue herons, egrets and other wildlife.
By Jennifer Curington
“We embraced the idea of being able to take this area and really help keep the soul,” Glover said. “It’s priceless. If we wouldn’t have done what we did, the feeling wouldn’t be the same.”
By Shonda Novak
Think of development in Austin and construction cranes, ever-taller towers and sprawling apartment and retail projects might come to mind.
But amid the wave of building that is transforming Austin, there’s another breed of urban development that aims to make a smaller, more human scale imprint on the local landscape.
Local entrepreneurs and real estate brokers Jesse Lunsford and Dale Glover say they are seeding the growth of distinctive new districts that retain an Austin flavor and complement surrounding neighborhoods.
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Rainey Street reinventors shift focus to E. Cesar Chavez
By Jan Buchholz
Two real estate visionaries who played a vital role in the evolution of Rainey Street into a trendy strip of restaurants and bars are at it again — this time on East Cesar Chavez Street. Jesse Lunsford and Dale Glover have formed Rainey Ventures LLC to leverage their collective clout in boutique development.