Police said those burglaries happened between Nov. 17 and Dec. 28 in downtown Austin.
FOX 7 reached out to several residents in the areas where the burglaries occurred, and they say it's hard for anyone to get inside the buildings.
Enrique Mendez has lived near Rainey for about a year now, and within the first couple of months someone broke in the parking garage of his building and stole his motorcycle. When FOX 7 reached out to the residents in that area they said they sometimes notice someone will enter the garage right after they go in.
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