Texas-based Wan Bridge, a builder and operator of build-to-let (BTR) communities, has officially opened the doors to the company’s Georgetown Heights rental development in Georgetown, Texas. The community includes 48 three- to four-bedroom two-story duplexes ranging from 1,400 to 2,100 square feet.
“We look forward to welcoming residents to Georgetown Heights, our first BTR community in one of Austin’s thriving submarkets,” said Ting Qiao, CEO of Wan Bridge. “Residents can expect all the hallmark qualities of the Wan Bridge brand, such as thoughtful modern designs, high quality finishes, excellent service from our property management department and 24/7 maintenance. .”
According to Wan Bridge, Georgetown Heights mixes modern and Texas-style architecture. The development features spacious floor plans, energy-efficient appliances, two-car garages, private yards, and smart home complexes. The bedrooms offer the possibility of being used as offices, hobby rooms and guest rooms. On-site maintenance in the community includes lawn care, air filter and light bulb replacement, and pest control services.
The inauguration of Georgetown Heights follows the opening of the company’s Pradera Oaks BTR community in the greater Houston area. The company recently announced a pipeline expansion of more than 1,000 additional BTR units across the state of Texas in partnership with developer Land Tejas and held a grand opening in its first Texas community in Denton, Texas. The company plans to open 20 to 30 new BTR communities in the suburbs of Houston, Dallas and Austin over the next 12 months and build 30,000 homes primarily in the suburbs of major Texas metropolitan areas over the next five years.