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21 Pearl

911 W 21st St, Austin TX 78705 · aliases: Twenty-One Pearl

Verified · 5 sources Data vintage 2026-08-10

Complaint records 3

Code complaints the City of Austin has logged for this address. We match them to the county parcel ID (0212011305), the county's record for this plot of land. The number counts filings; a rating is separate.

Last 36 mo: 3 distinct · 1 open

Source: Austin 6wtj-zbtb · captured 2026-08-10

Reviews Not yet captured

Manual, sampled capture, no scraper.

Asking rent Archived weekly

Floor-plans page →

Composite grade
Withheld

Published only when the scoring rule is public. Same rule, same day, every building. Read the rule →

What it costs

Asking rent over time

7 archived captures of the operator's own listing page, May 24–Mar 26.

Source: www.21pearlst.com/floor-plans/ · the operator's own published listing page · archived via the Wayback Machine · 7 captures, May 24–Mar 26

WCII analysis Across 7 archived captures of 21 Pearl's listing page, the median advertised rent sits between $1,130 and $1,250, and the most recent capture (Mar 26) reads $1,195. We do not draw a trend through these points, and we do not subtract the first from the last. Student housing sells the lease year as a filter. An operator can advertise next year's lease and this year's leftover rooms on the same day, and these archived pages never record which one a price was for. So two captures months apart may be quoting different lease years, and the gap between them is not a rent change we can source. Each dot supports one fact, with a receipt: on that date, this page advertised that rent.

The chart plots the median of every floor plan listed on each capture. Each point opens the archived page it was read from, with the rents visible on it. Every rent here was read from the page's visible “starting at” text, so treat the level as approximate.

Show the rent chart & receipts
$1,100 $1,200 $1,300 May 24Mar 26
Each dot is the median advertised rent across all floor plans listed on one archived capture. The dots are deliberately not joined. A connecting line would claim that consecutive captures price the same thing, and these pages do not record which lease year they were advertising. A rise or fall between two dots may just be the operator switching which lease is on sale. Each dot on its own is receipted: click it for the archived page with the rents visible. The median is used deliberately: the “starting at” scans carried a few obvious parse artifacts at the extremes (a stray $4,200, a $602 floor), but the middle of the distribution tracks cleanly.
Captured Median Range · verified Plans Confidence Receipt
March 11, 2026 $1,195 - 23 scanned archiveMar 26
December 13, 2025 $1,235 - 15 scanned archiveDec 25
September 6, 2025 $1,225 - 17 scanned archiveSep 25
May 16, 2025 $1,230 - 11 scanned archiveMay 25
February 17, 2025 $1,250 - 11 scanned archiveFeb 25
November 10, 2024 $1,203 - 10 scanned archiveNov 24
May 25, 2024 $1,130 - 7 scanned archiveMay 24

Every row links to its receipt, the exact Wayback snapshot the figure was read from, with the rents visible on the archived page. The prices are reproduced public record; the median and the trend read are WCII analysis over those facts. Range is shown only for the machine-verified captures, where the min and max are trustworthy.

The lived record

Review forensics

Not yet captured. Review acquisition is manual and sampled.

Review forensics: not yet captured

The lived-experience-only rating (raw Google rating recomputed against tour/staff-praise and pre-opening reviews) is a planned layer. Review acquisition is manual and sampled, and no scraper is built by default (guardrail 5). Nothing is shown here until real data is collected.

Complaint records

3 cases on the city's file · 3 distinct in the last 36 months.

Source: Austin 6wtj-zbtb · captured 2026-08-10 · parcel 0212011305

Austin files each complaint under a category and records how it ended, the outcome. “No violation found,” “closed via voluntary compliance” (a problem the city got fixed), and “duplicate case” are different stories, and the outcome sits under each status. Where a complaint became a formal violation case, that row links to the city's full case file.

How the last 36 months disposed

3 filed · 2 no violation found · 1 still open

Austin's own disposition labels, counted. This is not a WCII judgement and not a finding of wrongdoing. Records outside the 36-month window are in the ledger below but not in these counts.

OpenedCase IDTypeStatus & outcome
June 16, 2026 2026-076857 CC City case file2026 076863-CV Structure Condition Violation(S) Active Follow-up Inspection
December 16, 2024 2024-163368 CC Structure Condition Violation(S) Closed January 10, 2025 No Violation(s) Found/Inspection Performed
August 26, 2024 2024-108909 CC Structure Condition Violation(S) Closed August 28, 2024 No Violation(s) Found/Inspection Performed

These are Austin's own records. To read a specific one, search its case ID in the City's public code-complaint table →

Before you sign

When to apply: what the record supports

What the receipted series supports about when to apply, and what it does not.

Source: this page's own receipted series (asking rents · deals timeline · offers ledger · city complaint records) folded together · computed build-apply-timing.mjs

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Verbatim from the operator's own site, observed by WCII's offer ledger (checked several times a day, because these offers rotate, sometimes within a day).

WCII analysis Only 7 dated captures across 3 year(s), not enough to say which calendar month prices lowest. 3 code-complaint records in the trailing 36 months. Too few records to look for a monthly pattern at all. A quiet-month tour is the building at its best; do not price it as typical.

Advertised 'starting at' rents are per-bed minimums; the bed you are offered may cost more. A discount comes on top of the rent, it does not replace it. A gift card is a one-time saving; a monthly discount repeats each month. Coverage is capture-limited: months with no snapshot are unknowns, not evidence of no change (asymmetric-evidence rule).

Ownership

Owner of record, the legal entity behind it, and the operator, The Preiss Company.

Source: TCAD 2026 preliminary roll · TX Comptroller · captured per receipts

Corroborated · 2+ datasets

The name on the marketing isn't always the name on the deed. Here is the chain as public records file it: the owner of record, the legal entity behind it, and the operator who runs the building. That is who you'd actually be renting from.

Owner of record (TCAD)
21 PEARL LL LLC
% INVESTCORP INTERNATIONAL REALTY INC, 280 PARK AVE FL 36, NEW YORK NY 10017
Appraised (2026 prelim.): $32,943,264
geo_id 0212011305 · prop_id 203729
Owner entity (TX Comptroller)
21 PEARL LL, LLC
Taxpayer 32094180521 · SOS 0805463480
Formed DE · reg. 03/13/2024
Agent: CORPORATION SERVICE COMPANY D/B/A CSC-LAWYERS INCO
280 PARK AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10017
right-to-transact: active
Operator
The Preiss Company →

Receipts

5 primary sources. Every fact on this page traces to one of them.

Every fact on this page traces to a primary source below. This is the "back every claim with a receipt" rule made literal. The building would not appear on the site without it.

Every verified building and operator on this site is checked against the same public datasets, by the same rule, on the same schedule.

Corrections are logged, and our response is posted alongside them.

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