Austin, TX
On Q Property Management Expands to Austin as Long-Term Rental Market Surges
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — As Austin’s long-term rental market continues to surge alongside the city’s explosive population growth, On Q Property Management is positioning itself to capture a key segment of Central Texas’s evolving housing landscape. The Arizona-based property management firm has officially opened its second Texas location in Austin, marking a strategic expansion into one of the nation’s hottest rental markets.
On Q Property Management | Austin, Texas
On Q Property Management | Austin, Texas
On Q Austin, located at 2631 Gattis School Rd Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664, follows the successful launch of the company’s Dallas-area office in 2023 and reflects growing investor demand for professional property management as Austin’s long-term rental sector matures.
Founded in 2010, On Q Property Management has built its reputation on innovation, transparency, and an unusual flat-rate fee structure that hasn’t changed in over 15 years. The company now manages more than 7,000 properties nationwide, including over 1,000 in Texas alone—and sees Austin’s blend of tech workers, university housing demand, and tourism activity as essential to its growth strategy.
“Every office we open starts from the ground up,” said Matt Medonich, regional manager at On Q Property Management in Texas. “We hire locally, invest in the community, and build a team that understands the unique character of each market. Austin is no exception. Our property managers, inspectors, and support staff all call Central Texas home.”
With Formula 1, South by Southwest, and a steady influx of corporate relocations, Austin has become a magnet for real estate investors seeking long-term rental income. On Q’s entrance comes at a pivotal moment as property owners navigate evolving city regulations while maximizing returns in a competitive market.
“Austin isn’t just growing—it’s transforming,” said Rebekah Oquendo, property manager at On Q Property Management in Austin. “We’re seeing investors from across the country buying properties here specifically for long-term rentals, and they need local expertise to navigate licensing, optimize occupancy, and maintain quality standards. That’s where we come in.”
On Q has developed its own in-house technology platform, including maintenance management software, digital inspection tools, and intuitive owner portals that provide real-time updates—critical for investors managing properties remotely. The company’s secure property lockers at each office location have become a client favorite, allowing 24/7 key access for contractors, cleaning crews, and turnovers without coordination headaches.
The firm’s service model emphasizes consistency across markets while adapting to local needs—what Medonich describes as “Marriott-style reliability with neighborhood-level expertise,” particularly valuable for long-term rental owners who need dependable service at scale.
As of 2025, On Q employs more than 100 individuals across its four offices and is actively hiring in Austin for property manager, maintenance coordinator, leasing agent, and support staff positions.
For career opportunities, visit https://www.onqpm.com/careers/. For more information about On Q Property Management, visit https://www.onqpm.com/.
About On Q Property Management
Founded in 2010, On Q Property Management is a full-service residential property management company offering a flat-rate fee structure that has remained unchanged for over 15 years. Managing more than 7,000 properties across the U.S., On Q provides end-to-end support for both owners and tenants through locally staffed offices and a nationwide commitment to consistent, high-quality service.
SOURCE On Q Property Management
Austin, TX
National Hockey League seeking expansion in Houston and Austin as potential targets
HOUSTON, Texas — The NHL is looking to start the expansion process in Texas, with Austin and Houston as potential targets, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
The expansion news is being discussed at the NHL’s board of governors meeting, which is being held on Tuesday in New York.
The NHL went from 30 to 32 clubs when it added the Vegas Golden Knights (began play in 2017-18) and Seattle Kraken (debuted in 2021-22). The expansion fee for Vegas was $500 million and for Seattle was $650 million.
Earlier this month at the Stanley Cup Final, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman reiterated that the league has fielded calls from across North America from prospective cities and owners who are interested in bringing in an NHL franchise.
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Bettman has previously told the board of governors that any potential expansion team would likely come with at least a $2 billion fee for it to make sense.
The league has seen record revenues this season — projected to be between $7.5 billion and $8 billion. The NHL salary cap is set at $104 million for the 2026-27 season, a $8.5 million increase from this past season.
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Austin, TX
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Austin, TX
Barton Springs Pool to reopen June 23
AUSTIN, Texas – Barton Springs Pool will reopen to visitors this week.
What they’re saying:
The City of Austin said the pool will reopen on Tuesday, June 23, for the early morning regularly scheduled “swim at your own risk.”
The pool had closed on June 15 due to severe weather.
City staff removed large tree branches, aluminum cans, fishing hooks, and other debris from the water.
The team also cleaned off decks and reinstalled the diving board in preparation for the pool’s reopening.
The Source: Information from the City of Austin
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