Three new projects announced for The Domain in Austin - Dallas Business Journal

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Two projects from Dallas' Stonelake Capital would stretch higher than anything currently standing in The Domain, and The Morgan Group has a new mixed-use development planned at the northern end of the shopping center.

The Domain has grown tremendously since its start as a shopping mall about 20 years ago, and its evolution into Austin’s second downtown continues with three new proposed buildings — two of which would be taller than anything else in the area.

Neither The Morgan Group nor Stonelake Capital immediately responded to requests for comment. It’s worth noting that information found in city and state filings through agencies such as TDLR is not always accurate and is subject to change throughout the development process. The building would be 400,543 square feet in total with 345 residential units that wrap around the above-ground garage levels.

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