Austin’s short-term rental (STR) market has matured into one of the most profitable urban hospitality ecosystems in the U.S. According to AirDNA’s 2025 forecast, Austin STRs average 81% occupancy and ADR of $340, with revenue growth exceeding 12% year-over-year. Within that landscape, South Congress (78704)—the cultural and commercial heartbeat of the city—consistently outperforms, with average nightly rates 25–30% higher than citywide averages and demand that routinely exceeds licensed inventory. JHNA, located at 107 West Johanna Street, is a boutique, purpose-built STR portfolio designed to capitalize on that imbalance. Priced at $4.95M, the property includes three 1, 800 SF luxury residences, each fully independent, uniquely designed, and optimized for premium nightly rates. Modeled at $478, 650 in annual gross revenue and $316, 805 in NOI, JHNA achieves a 6.4% stabilized cap rate, outperforming South Congress STR averages by more than 20%. Beyond income, JHNA delivers scarcity. Austin’s Type 2 STR license restrictions have sharply reduced available non-owner-occupied properties, while Visit Austin projects 37 million+ annual visitors by 2026, driven by destination events such as SXSW, ACL, and Formula 1. With construction completing in November 2025, JHNA is positioned to go live into a supply-constrained, demand-surging market. Developed by LIQUID, Austin’s Opportunity Zone real estate specialists, alongside 360 Construction and Barron Custom Design, JHNA combines top-tier execution with design, yield, and compliance precision. LIQUID’s portfolio spans $60M+ in central Texas infill developments, with a focus on producing high-return, regulation-compliant STR and mixed-use assets in Austin’s most investable submarkets. JHNA isn’t a typical STR flip — it’s a future-proof income portfolio designed for yield, appreciation, and scalability.
