New Luxury Apartments Coming to Georgetown
Georgetown, Texas (PRWEB) April 14, 2014 -- Tony Austin (TAC, Inc.), Novak Brothers Development, and Western Securities, Ltd. have teamed up and broken ground on a 228-unit luxury, multifamily project in Georgetown, Texas. The class A+ apartment community is located within The Summit at Rivery Park, a mixed use community consisting of a Sheraton Destination Resort Hotel, 114 award-winning Brownstones, and 300,000+ square feet of retail and restaurants.
“The location is a phenomenal site with outstanding topography and breathtaking views of the hill country and the San Gabriel River,” says developer Tony Austin. Offering a desirable Georgetown lifestyle while providing close proximity to multiple corporate employers, The Summit at Rivery Park apartments are conveniently located just off I-35, adjacent to a city park, with outstanding amenities including a 26 mile hike and bike trail.
The Summit at Rivery Park apartment homes will feature a state-of- the- art club house and resort swimming pool perched high on hill country bluff and overlooking the city owned Rivery park. The individual units will all boast high ceilings and interiors that are unmatched in design and function. The community will offer garages, direct access to the park and be located within walking distance of numerous retail establishments.
“We are excited to begin construction on this next phase of The Summit,” says Jeff Novak of Novak Brothers. “Georgetown doesn’t have anything like this yet, the opportunity to rent and live inside of an urban development like the Summit has not be provided until now.”
TAC, Inc. is a seasoned multifamily developer, Novak Brothers’ specializes in the development of residential and mixed-use communities, and Western Securities Ltd. is a multi-generational family owned and operated real estate investment company.
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Joy McVean, Bright Hatch Marketing, http://www.thesummitatriverypark.com, +1 512-931-7766, [email protected]
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