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Great running into a childhood buddy at the awards ceremony. Curlee Capital is proud to have been Elite Members, and contribute to the organization’s mission this past year. On to 2023!

What a major development for the Austin skyline! Austin is joining a short list of US cities with 2 or more 1,000 footers, the others being: NYC, Chicago, LA, and now Austin.

A multifamily residential building planned for the 0.8-acre property at 410 East Fifth Street, now known as Wilson Tower, is set to rise 80 floors with a total height of 1,035 feet, making it 13 feet taller than the Waterline supertall (and 24th tallest in the USA -- and tallest building in the US outside NYC, Chicago, LA, San Francisco, and Philadelphia. For perspective, this one will be only 8' shorter than the iconic Chrysler Building.

The site plan was filed back in May. The 450-unit apartment building is set to break ground in summer of 2023.

Unfortunately, the tower is 6 feet shorter than the Waldorf under construction in Miami. We want those bragging rights! But then again, we'll be one of four cities with 2 or more 1,000 footers ... take that Miami. With that being said, we're pretty excited about the 100 story Miami Waldorf which recently broke ground. It looks pretty cool (swipe right for renderings).

Catching up with Longhorn legend, . Outside his awesome sideline reporting for the (and community involvement), he’s also in commercial real estate. We even had the same high school football coach!

Great meeting with Austin legend, Gary Farmer on downtown developments, his experience, and exceptional business advise for Curlee Capital.

It was a privilege and honor to meet with the the director and junior students of Sewanee’s business program to discuss entrepreneurship and Curlee Capital. What an impressive group of young adults!

Our team representing Curlee Capital at exchange.

The 98 Red River supertall has broken ground and we cannot be more excited. Supertall skyscrapers are defined as those that rise over 984 feet in heigh. Since the construction of the Chrysler Building, the world’s first supertall, around 30 have been built in North America -- mostly in NYC. Austin's will top out at 1,022 feet (73 floors), 22 feet shorter than the iconic Chrysler; it'll be the tallest building in Texas.

98 Red River's podium conforms to the bend of Waller Creek with a gentle curve of the western elevation and wraps a parking structure with hotel space. Deep balconies are divided up by playful partitions, animating the facade. Above, office space and hotel amenities lift the tower from the podium, where exterior gardens celebrate the incredible views from the building. Accommodating the project’s office and residential space, the tower’s programs are bifurcated with indoor/outdoor residential amenities that are playful and porous in form and bring elements of the creek up into the tower. The mixed-use nature of the project lends itself to the stacked and striated design that rises up the tower as it leans away from the water. This movement is enhanced by the primarily horizontal façade expression, which is modulated by a series of vertical elements.

Here is to a new era in Austin!

(Construction picture courtesy of fellow enthusiast, agsatx88)

Curlee Capital is a proud supporter of Foundation to help foster positive relationships and experiences by engaging youths in sports related community programs and events.

Visiting with in Charlotte, North Carolina. Kedian completed 7 flips with Curlee Capital, a strong testament to our relationship personally and professionally. We’re proud of his success and look forward to many future deals in the Charlotte area!

6X Guadalupe, Austin's new tallest tower (until 2025), will be 24' taller than 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, which was completed in 1933. The 66-story, 850' building is the 28th tallest in New York City and the 65th tallest in the United States (6X will be the 55th tallest in the United States when complete).

The building was designed in the Art Deco style by Raymond Hood, Rockefeller Center's lead architect. 30 Rockefeller Plaza was known for its main tenant, the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), from its opening in 1933 until 1988 and then for General Electric until 2015, when it was renamed for its current owner, Comcast. The building also houses the headquarters and New York studios of television network NBC; the headquarters is sometimes called 30 Rock, a nickname that inspired an NBC sitcom of the same name.

In its courtyard sits Atlas, a bronze statue that depicts the ancient Greek Titan Atlas holding the heavens on his shoulders. The piece has since been appropriated as a symbol of the Objectivist movement and has been associated with Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged (1957).

In 1969, the AIA awarded its inaugural Twenty-five Year Award to Rockefeller Center, a "project so vital to the city and alive with its people that it remains as viable today as when it was built,” according to the jury. Nearly half a century after that declaration, Rockefeller Center is still vital and viable, as a Recession-era project for any era that symbolizes possibility and the promise of collaboration.

Round of Golf with the principals of

Exciting times lay ahead!