The Domain
(512) 795-4230
11410 Century Oaks Terrace
Austin,
TX
78758
30.2667
-97.7417
Neighborhood: Downtown
Hours:
Mon-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 12pm-6pm
May vary by store
Parking:
Garage; Lot; Street
Last updated 1.30.09
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In Short
Luxury shopping no longer requires a trip to Dallas or Houston now that Austin has its own elaborate outdoor complex stocked with high-end retailers and indulgent lines like Tiffany & Co., Burberry and Stuart Weitzman. Electronics stores Sony and Apple, plus more affordable shops, including trendy home boutique Z Gallerie, makeup haven MAC Cosmetics and the ubiquitous Victoria's Secret and Banana Republic, provide opportunity for all to spend. Also included on the property, nine worthwhile restaurants and a slew of deluxe lofts overlooking the shop-lined boulevard.
User Reviews
emsmwhite
October 12, 2008
I visited the Domain last time I was in Austin (re: 9/20-ish), and was surprised by it. We originally ended up there to visit Macy's, but ended up wandering around a bit. The last thing I was expecting when we pulled up to a pretty average Macy's was to walk through it and have it attached to a pretty posh little shopping area. I love the open air atmosphere, and the shopping selection is excellent. It's clearly geared toward higher end shoppers, but that's fine with me! We also took a few moments to have a snack at the Steeping Room, which was also excellent. I enjoyed my few hours at the Domain so much that I plan to make it a stop on my friend's brithday weekend coming up at the end of the month.
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cindythegirl
September 20, 2008
I'm an avid shopper to say in the least and like every other girl enjoy my quality labels. I've been to most of the store here at the domain and they're great, pricey but great - a little sense of the big town for the good city of Austin. I liked it so much I decided to move in. That, however, wasn't as great as I thought it would be. If they have an event or something it's a nightmare to get home with the crowd and the traffic and the NOISE. Lots of noise at that when there's a concert or anything that catered. My apt. is over Louis Vuitton and I enjoy a great view especially when the weather is nice. I definitely rec. the shopping the not so much the residential.
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domainresident
July 04, 2008
The Domain is a great place to spend your weekends-shopping, eating, hanging out. However, I can't say the same for living here. Tremendous cost for what you pay and what you get. Horrible maintenance and huge "we don't really care" attitude from management AND the owners. As soon you're reeled into a lease, forget about being tended to when the need arises. The grounds do not get regular care-maybe by the fancy shops but no where near to where you live. This includes the parking garage, the resident elevator (which is a trash bin), the hallways, the common area under your balcony where trash accumulates. Your apartment is not worth a 1000+ rent check. The finishing touches on the apartment are atrocious: jutting carpet tacks, cheap shedding carpet, scratches all over your "new" wood floors, paint on the windows, no soundproofing whatsoever. It's so not worth it. Trust me. At the very least if you must see it for yourself, sign the shortest lease possible.
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Know Before You Go:
The customer service kiosk, complete with an ATM, is located just south of Sur la Table, close to California Pizza Kitchen and Macy's.
Parking:
Rather than chance it with the few front-row spots along the main thoroughfare, head to the parking garage next to Neiman's or valet on the west side near Joe Dimaggio's.
Fun Fact:
This spacious development isn't finished yet. On the horizon: a full-service hotel, tons of office space, the city's second Nordstrom and more.
