The Unknown Future Of Austin'sTraffic Troubles
August 10, 2016

The Unknown Future Of Austin's
Traffic Troubles

How many hours of your life have you spent driving at less than 10 miles an hour on I-35 or circling Downtown looking for parking? It's probably best not to count. Traffic and parking woes have grown from annoyances to deterring factors in the workplace. The Sutton Cos chairman Mac Pike and Cielo Property founding principal Rob Gandy know better than most how important commuting solutions are to businesses. Hear more from Mac and Rob at our Austin Creative Office event on Aug. 16.

Rob and Mac (and you know, everyone) know that employee desires are one of the biggest driving factors when selecting an office. Rob's new 350k SF office development Third + Shoal and 100k SF office and condo project the Foundry,…

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