Real Estate Roundup: Riverside grabs more property on West Sixth Street
The Austin Business Journal reports on SDC’s sale of the West Side Village.—Reported by Cody BairdOctober 31, 2023Austin Business Journal To read the full article click here
The Austin Business Journal reports on SDC’s sale of the West Side Village.—Reported by Cody BairdOctober 31, 2023Austin Business Journal To read the full article click here
David Vitanza, Vice-President of Schlosser Development, sponsors NuRides first trail year in Austin. NuRide is a free program rewarding people who leave their car at home when commuting.—To read the full article by the Austin Business Journal, click hereReported by Francisco Vara-OrtaDecember 10, 2010
Founder and President, Brad Schlosser, gives insight into retail occupancy and rates through 2007.—To read the full article by the Austin Business Journal, click here Reported by A.J. MistrettaOctober 25, 2006
Schlosser Development donates office space to the Austin Music Foundation at Fifth & Lamar. — To read the full article by the Austin Business Journal, click here. Reported by Mary Alice Kaspar, Giselle Greenwood, Stacey Higginbotham and Colin Pope November 14, 2004
Whole Foods president and CEO John Mackey officially announces plans for grocery store and office building in downtown Austin. Schlosser plans to break ground that year, with initial projections for completion in 2005. — To read the original article Click Here Reported by The Progressive Grocer April 22, 2002
Schlosser Development is proud to announce the opening of Plaza de Laredo in Laredo, Texas. The suburban center is 260,000 square feet. The tenants include Home Depot, Office Depot, Outback Steakhouse, and Chili’s.
Schlosser Development is happy to announce the arrival of new Vice President and Director of Project Development David Vitanza to the SDC team. David brings with him 7 years of experience in permitting and residential urban planning.
Highland Pavilion opens. It is Schlosser Development’s first large retail center. The center houses the first General Cinema in Central Texas. In the process Schlosser Development jumps immediately to over 100,000 square feet of retail assets owned, leased, and managed.
Brothers Brad and Andy Schlosser of Houston, Texas proudly announce the formation of Schlosser Development Corporation, a commercial property development leasing and management firm based in Austin, Texas, and their completion of the San Gabriel Condominium project.