
6,200 Homes Near Kyle: What The Ridge Means for South Austin Buyers
The Ridge is a 1,736-acre master-planned community east of Kyle planned for 6,200 homes near Kyle. Here is what it means for buyers and investors.
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The Ridge is a 1,736-acre master-planned community east of Kyle planned for 6,200 homes near Kyle. Here is what it means for buyers and investors.

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