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The internet at The Anderson isn't a checkbox on the amenities list — it's one of the easiest things you'll ever sell. Every home comes with carrier-grade fiber that's already installed, already on, and faster than what most prospects have ever had. Here's everything you need to speak to it with confidence on a tour.

What's actually installed in every home

  • Dedicated fiber to every unit — not shared building bandwidth. Each home gets its own gigabit circuit.
  • Two internet providers, not one — AT&T and Spectrum run in parallel with automatic failover, so the building stays online even if one ISP goes down. No other Austin multifamily offers this. (See: Two providers, always online.)
  • A WiFi 6 access point in the ceiling — professionally mounted for whole-home coverage, no plug-in router cluttering a counter.
  • A true 10-gig wired port — a multigig wall jack for anyone who wants the fastest possible connection.
  • A media panel in each unit that ties it together, with a cross-connect to the TV wall.

The two networks — and why it matters to residents

Every resident gets two ways online: the property-wide Residents network that follows them across the pool, gym, lounge and lobby, and their own private, encrypted network inside the unit for TVs, smart home, and working from home. Same fast fiber behind both. (Full breakdown: Shared vs. private.)

The numbers that close

On wifi, residents regularly see ~930 Mbps symmetrical — fast down and up. On the wired 10-gig port, we've measured up to ~9 Gbps. That's enough for 4K streaming in every room, video calls, and gaming all at once, with room to spare. (More: Your real speeds.)

Move-in is instant — no setup, no truck roll

This is the line that lands: there's no ISP account to open, no modem to rent, no install appointment. Residents connect on move-in day in under two minutes with a password from their portal. Nothing to schedule, nothing to wait for. (Walkthrough: Move-in day wifi.)

Coverage everywhere they'll spend time

The Residents network reaches the amenity spaces, so a prospect picturing themselves working by the pool or taking a call in the lounge is picturing something real. It just works, everywhere on property.

Questions you'll get on tour

“Can I use my own router?” — They don't need to; the ceiling access point outperforms a retail router. Power users can still plug into the 10-gig port.

“Is it secure?” — Yes. Each unit's network is private and WPA-encrypted; on the Residents network every device is isolated from every other.

“Good enough to work from home?” — Better than most offices: symmetrical gigabit wifi plus a wired multigig option. (See: Working from home.)

The one-line pitch

“Every home comes with its own fiber line, WiFi 6 built into the ceiling, and a 10-gig wired port — already installed and on. You connect the day you move in: no ISP, no equipment, no waiting.” That's the whole story, and it's true.