INFILL DEVELOPMENT SITE IN HIGH-GROWTH CORRIDOR 1806 Clubview is a +/- 1 .67-acre mixed-use development site located within Austin’s rapidly expanding East Riverside Corridor. Positioned just off East Riverside Drive, one of Austin’s core transit corridors, the property offers immediate access to the ever-growing Riverside district and its many amenities, along with convenient connectivity to multiple forms of public transit. The site is zoned ERC-CMU (East Riverside Corridor – Corridor Mixed Use), allowing for a wide range of uses including attached residential, office, retail, and hospitality. While the base zoning permits a maximum building height of 60ft, the property has secured a density bonus that allows for development up to 120 ft. EXISTING DESIGN OPTION – 225-UNIT MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT The site was previously designed for the development of a 225-unit, 11-story multifamily community with unobstructed views across the Riverside Golf Course of Downtown and Lady Bird Lake. The proposed design includes nine residential levels above structured parking consisting of two above-grade and two below-grade levels. EAST RIVERSIDE: AUSTIN’S EMERGING GROWTH HUB The East Riverside Corridor has emerged as one of Austin’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving areas. As the city continues to grow, its core transit corridors have experienced significant development, with Riverside Drive standing out as a hub of transformative activity. Just west of 1806 Clubview and adjacent to the Oracle Campus, the highly anticipated River Park development is now underway. This 109-acre, mixed use campus, which broke ground on Phase 1 last year, is projected to deliver over 10 million square feet of premier development to the area. To the north, two prominent mixed-use communities, led by some of the most influential developers in the Austin metro, combine for 130-acres of diverse, high-impact development. The site also offers strategic proximity to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, where ongoing expansions, including 32 new gates across Concourses A and B at an estimated $5 billion, as well as six additional gates at Concourse M, underscore the corridor and the metro’s continued growth and investment potential.