San Francisco ChronicleSan Francisco · August 28, 2019
“Big numbers” settlement reached in suits over SF's leaning Millennium Tower ↗
“A tentative … settlement has been reached in lawsuits.”
The development partner
Millennium Partners and the TownLake proposal.
New York developer Millennium Partners is working with the Greater Austin YMCA to redevelop part of its 4.8-acre TownLake property. This page explains that partnership and links to newspaper coverage of four Millennium projects. Those earlier projects do not establish what will happen in Austin.
The Austin relationship
Millennium Partners is the YMCA's development partner.
The Greater Austin YMCA selected New York-based Millennium Partners to redevelop part of the TownLake site. The land agreement uses the name MP Austin LLC, the Millennium affiliate named in the transaction.
A memorandum recorded in Travis County in February 2025 identifies the YMCA as seller and MP Austin as purchaser under a contract effective January 30, 2025. It records the existence of the contract; it is not a deed transferring the land. The YMCA says it plans to sell part of the tract while retaining the parcel for its replacement facility.
In July 2026, the YMCA and Millennium Partners submitted the PUD application together. Millennium also describes the proposal as a partnership with the Greater Austin YMCA.
Millennium Partners in the news.
Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles · April 30, 2015
Judge halts Millennium Hollywood skyscraper project ↗
“The ruling prevents the city from granting building permits.”
The Washington PostWashington, D.C. · May 5, 2003
At Ritz Complex, Mold Came to Call On Condo Owners ↗
“Plumbing and construction problems resulting in numerous leaks, flooding and water ‘intrusion.’”
The Boston GlobeBoston · May 18, 2023
Winthrop Center is readying for its debut at last ↗
“Winthrop is ready for its close-up.”
In the developer's own words
Read Millennium's presentation directly.
Millennium Partners describes its work, partnerships, projects, and Austin proposal on its own websites. Those pages are linked here alongside the newspaper coverage above.