Fast internet that is already setup for you

The property-wide Residents network vs. your unit's private network — what each is best for, and when to use which.

Every unit pairs a wired Ethernet drop with its own private wifi on the same network — here's how it works and why it's better.

Your access point is ceiling-mounted and hardwired to the fiber. Here's why that delivers more even coverage than a router sitting on a shelf.

Every unit has a media panel with a multi-gig Ethernet drop, power, and a cross-connect to the TV wall — plug in your own gear, or just couple straight through.

We're rolling out WiFi 7 in The Anderson's busiest shared spaces, starting with the business and coworking lounge, for faster, lower-latency wifi that handles a room full of people at once.

The fitness center is a connected studio: Peloton bikes and Technogym machines with on-demand classes, live metrics, and workouts that sync to your profile, all on WiFi 7.

Every home has its own stacked GE front-load washer and dryer — smart, WiFi-connected appliances you can start, monitor, and get done-notifications from right on your phone.

Every unit has a smart ecobee thermostat you can set from the wall, your phone, or your voice — with schedules, occupancy sensing, and energy savings, all on your private wifi.

The Anderson was wired with Sonos in mind — and the same private, wired-and-wireless network makes casting, smart-home hubs, printers, and every shared device just work.

You don't need your own router — the in-unit ceiling AP has you covered — but if you'd like to run your own WiFi 7 router or mesh, your unit's wired 10-gig feed is ready for it. Here's how.

Plenty of buildings say 'high-speed internet.' Here's how The Anderson's — dedicated, private, instant, and covered end to end — actually stacks up against a typical Austin apartment.

The property-wide Residents network reaches the pool deck, cabanas, and lounge chairs — stream, scroll, and take calls poolside without dropping a beat.

Most buildings' wifi stops at the lobby. At The Anderson it reaches all the way down into the parking garage — connected from your unit to your parking spot.

The landscaped courtyard is covered corner to corner — work, hang out, or grill outside on the same fast Residents network you use inside.

The Anderson runs two independent internet providers — AT&T and Spectrum — at once, with automatic failover. If one goes down, you stay online. No other Austin apartment offers it.

Dead cell spot in the garage, an interior room, or the stairwell? Turn on Wi-Fi Calling and your phone places calls over The Anderson's wifi instead — clear, and no dropped calls.

The complete picture — ten benefits that set The Anderson's internet apart, plus a detailed comparison against a typical Austin apartment and a traditional home ISP.

An honest, side-by-side look at the internet at The Anderson against a typical Austin apartment's shared wifi and a traditional home ISP — speed, reliability, cost, coverage, and setup.

Gigabits, 10-gig ports, WiFi 6, WiFi 7 — a plain-English guide to the internet specs at The Anderson and what each one actually means for you.

Every device you join lands on your unit's private network — so your Chromecast and printer just show up, even in a 300-unit building.

Rename your SSID, rotate your password, and add a guest network from the resident portal in under a minute.

Access points are built into every unit — here's the coverage map for the tower, the pool deck, and the coworking lounge.

Band steering, microwave interference, and that one smart plug — the usual suspects and how to rule them out fast.

Typical latency to Dallas and San Antonio servers, UPnP support, and what to know before tournament night.