View this email in your browser Friends of Dirty Martin’s, We have some news to share with you! Some bad, some good. Yesterday, Austin Transit Partnership released it’s new plan for rail in Austin . Despite being less than one-third the size (9 miles versus the original 36 miles) of the 2020 proposal voters approved, it will still cost as much. And the new plan still has Dirty Martin’s in its path. On the legislative front, our bill to Save Dirty’s passed out of the Senate on Monday. The bill goes back to the House for a vote to approve the Senate changes to the bill. If you would like to send an email or call legislators, please respond to this email and we can tell you how you can help. In the meantime, please watch this new documentary Keep Austin Dirty - A Dirty Martin’s Documentary produced by UT student, Harrison Chiu. Thank you for your continued support! Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe Reply Forward

Click here and skip to 1 hour 30 minutes to VIEW the Unicorn's GVM 1 minute testifying Downtown Austin City Hall council chambers Rant! Or below is a TIK TOK, my brother Willy McGee created for fun..                                                 

  Austin breaks into top 10 list of largest U.S. cities. See how other Texas cities ranked. Story by Hannah Ortega, Austin American-Statesman • 5.22.2023 After years of ranking No. 11, Austin has officially broken into the top 10 largest cities in the U.S. by population. Austin sits at exactly No. 10 on the list, according to the  U.S. Census Bureau.  Several other Texas cities made the top 10, and data show cities close to Austin are growing fast. Here's everything you need to know: Just how big is Austin? According to the Census Bureau, Austin had a total 2022 population of 974,447. The bureau collected that data on July 1, 2022. Despite the city's growth,  Austin dropped in ranking on a "best places to live" list  from U.S. News and World Report last week. Austin now sits at No. 40 on that list, rating 6.4 out of 10; in 2019, the site had ranked it No. 1. What other Texas cities made the top 10? Houston sits at No. 4 with a total 2022 population of 2,302,878. San A

Click here to visit the public online CREXI Commercial Sale Listing for the "St. Elmo Marketplace."  Marketing Description Maker Bros. and Fenix Global Investors  (collectively the ”Sponsor”) are the current owners of a  +/-9.45 acre  mixed-use project in Austin, Texas. The project,  St. Elmo Marketplace,  is located at the southern end of popular South Congress Avenue in South Austin, Texas.  St. Elmo Marketplace  offers the popular  “Live-Work-Play”  atmosphere of a mixed-use development, consisting of a luxury multifamily apartment community, vacant land which is fully entitled and approved for an investor or owner-user creative office building, and a unique artisan food hall where multiple food and beverage uses can operate (Public Market). St. Elmo Public Market,  the Sponsor has completed the renovation of an existing  +/-42,000 SF  steel frame building located on  +/-1.07  acres and is ready for tenants to begin interior improvements. The Public Market will be Austin&#