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Cascade Realty Launches 220-Home Build-to-Rent Community in Austin

The development targets families seeking single-family living without the upfront cost of ownership.

Cascade Realty Launches 220-Home Build-to-Rent Community in Austin

AUSTIN, Texas — Cascade Realty Partners today announced it has broken ground on Brightwater Commons, a 220-home build-to-rent community in southeast Austin designed for families who want single-family living without a down payment.

The community will feature two- to four-bedroom homes, a shared clubhouse, and on-site management. First move-ins are expected in late 2027.

“Demand for professionally managed single-family rentals continues to outpace supply in fast-growing metros like Austin,” said Denise Park, managing partner at Cascade Realty.

About Cascade Realty Partners — Cascade develops and manages residential communities across the Sun Belt. The firm is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

Cascade Realty Partners issued this press release, distributed to Latest · Sterling Post by RedPress.
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