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Home - Goodnight Ranch “We’ve lived in Goodnight Ranch for almost two years and love everything it has to offer The community, the playgrounds, and the pools have been perfect for our family
Commercial - Goodnight Ranch This station is the southernmost stop along the 14-mile Pleasant Valley Road corridor, providing a north-south route east of I-35, connecting the Mueller neighborhood of northeast Austin to Goodnight Ranch
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Educational Impact Fund - Goodnight Ranch The Goodnight Ranch Educational Impact Fund aims to create a long-term pipeline of innovative thinkers that solve some of Austin’s most pressing problems The fund accepts applications for youth enrichment programs with particular emphasis on STEM education and or service learning
Homegrown Highlights | Goodnight Ranch Brandon lives in a Townhome with his partner Jeff and two dogs, Berkeley and Toby Living in Goodnight Ranch since 2019, Shabana and her husband, Rohit were drawn to Goodnight Ranch because it is surrounded by nature and parks Lance, his wife, and 5 kids have called Goodnight home since 2018
The Goodnight Story - Goodnight Ranch In 1876, Charles Goodnight co-founded the JA Ranch, the first cattle ranch in the Texas Panhandle Alongside his wife, Mary Ann, he built not just a home but a legacy—managing the land, pioneering new ranching practices, and working to preserve the American bison from extinction
Homegrown Highlights - Shabana Rohit | Goodnight Ranch Living in the duplexes across the pond, Shabana loves that her Goodnight home has a beautiful view of the park and pond with no structure to block them which she can enjoy while working from home
Residential - Goodnight Ranch The Nightingale development is inside the Goodnight Ranch community that, when fully built out, will include 3,500 residential units (both rental and home ownership) and 225,000 square feet of commercial space