Heritage Pointe Apartments

Heritage Pointe Apartments in Austin is undergoing a Level 1 Alteration valued at $4,200,000. The project involves interior modifications to the existing 203,720 sq ft apartment complex and leasing office located at 1950 Webberville Road. The work is classified as a renovation under the International Existing Building Code, focusing on updates to the interior spaces rather than structural expansion.

April Housing is the owner of record for this development, which is part of a broader portfolio of multifamily projects across Texas. The design firm of record is Benton Design Group, which has been involved in numerous large-scale apartment renovations in the region. John C Tyson serves as the registered accessibility specialist ensuring the modifications meet required standards. The project involves public funds or land, indicating a level of oversight beyond standard private construction.

The construction timeline was scheduled to begin in October 2024 with a completion date of February 2026. TDLR completed plan review in July 2024, and the registration status is marked as Review Complete. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. This delay in final documentation means that while the scheduled window has passed, the official closure of the project file is pending.

In comparison to the 14,944 renovation and alteration filings in Travis County, this project’s estimated cost is above the county median. The median estimated cost for similar projects is $296,844, placing Heritage Pointe in the top quarter of filings by value. The scheduled build window of 462 days is longer than the county median of 98 days, reflecting the scale of the 203,720 sq ft interior scope. The cost per square foot is $21, which is below the county median of $103 per square foot.

City of Austin permit records show six permits on file at this street address, issued between August 2024 and November 2025. These include two electrical permits, two building permits, one mechanical permit, and one plumbing permit. Three of these permits have a final status. The most recent permit description involves replacing feeders with copper conductors and updating main breakers, consistent with the electrical upgrades expected in a major renovation. Other nearby registered projects in the MLK-183 area include Blanton Elementary School and E. MLK Apartment, indicating a diverse mix of institutional and residential development in the neighborhood.