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Chris Stritzel
Apr 25, 2019

The Moxy (11th & Olive)

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Edited: Sep 9, 2019

 

This new hotel will be built on a current parking lot in Downtown. The lot is next door tot he LeMeridien/Majestic Hotel.

 

Developer: Hawkeye Hotels

Architect: Dynamik Design

Builder: TBA

Cost: $18,000,000

Floors 12

Height: 145FT

Rooms: 154

Construction Begin: Late 2019

Construction End: Sometime in 2021

Chris Stritzel
Jun 15, 2019

This has been moving forward steadily. The LCRA approved the tax abatement request last month (90% for 10 years). Behind the scenes, Hawkeye has moved this up to be one of their higher priorities. Right now, they plan on tarting construction after the neighboring LeMeridien hotel is completed this Fall. The Moxy will create 40 full time jobs and 10 part time jobs.

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Chris Stritzel
Sep 9, 2019

Cost has risen to $18 Million. Supposedly, the project is now out to bid with contractors. They are hoping for a late 2019 start.

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Steven Hardy
Dec 23, 2019

I am really excited about this. Somewhere you mentioned this will start after Le Meridian is completed, but I don't know anything about that hotel being built. Can you point me in the right direction for information? Many thanks for all of this information.

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