Chad Swiatecki is a journalist based in Austin, Texas, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for the Austin Monitor, covering topics such as city development, housing, public safety, and community involvement. With a keen interest in the local climate and economic forecast, Chad provides readers with insightful articles that shed light on the issues affecting the Austin community.
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By: Chad Swiatecki
The Music Commission wants the city to ensure that any new multistory development within the Red River Cultural District would need to provide discounted space for music venues or creative uses, without offering any density bonus incentives. At Monday’s meeting,…
By: Chad Swiatecki
La mayoría de los promotores de oficinas están ejerciendo la paciencia sobre el estado actual del mercado en lugar de tomar medidas drásticas como la reconversión.
By: Chad Swiatecki
The Urban Transportation Commission wants the city to rework some of its recent regulations of e-scooters and other micromobility devices but stopped short of spelling out what changes should be made.
The city may soon explore assistance for the nonprofit Texas Music Museum in East Austin, including finding a new location for the facility that is in danger of losing its East 11th Street home.
By: Chad Swiatecki
'You want to know why people are quitting the automotive industry?'
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With the Austin Economic Development Corporation still lacking control over substantial revenue-producing city assets, the organization has issued a request for proposals for consultants to advise on how to start putting its bonding authority and other financial tools to use.
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By: Chad Swiatecki
The 2023 edition of the Austin City Limits Music Festival generated nearly half a billion dollars in economic impact for the area, according to results of an analysis released Monday. The fest’s $499.9 million in financial activity represented a 12 percent increase over the impact of the 2022 festival, with that figure equaling 3,766 full-time jobs in the local economy.
By: Chad Swiatecki
Leaders of the Red River Cultural District are pushing City Council members and staff to carry out a February resolution that was intended to secure annual funding to help planning and marketing efforts for the downtown cluster of live music…
Local musicians and qualifying independent music venues will be able to apply for $4.5 million in grants available in the second cohort of the Live Music Fund. The program, which was approved by City Council in 2019 using Hotel Occupancy…
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