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Upon approval from Travis County commissioners June 25, plans for improvements to Eagles Landing affordable housing are moving forward. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

Travis County approves renovations to Eagles Landing affordable housing in Austin

By Haley McLeod

Travis County commissioners approved a resolution June 25 pushing forward plans for the rehabilitation of an affordable housing development on Decker Lane, known as Eagles Landing.

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