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Old Posted Jun 9, 2021, 8:20 PM
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Looks like the developer of 6XGuadalupe has changed the residential component from apartments to condos - and is increasing the residential floor-to-ceiling height on those levels.

So, this tower, which is under construction, is going to be 66 stories and 883' tall.

Sweet!!!
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Looks like the developer of 6XGuadalupe has changed the residential component from apartments to condos - and is increasing the residential floor-to-ceiling height on those levels.

So, this tower, which is under construction, is going to be 66 stories and 883' tall.

Sweet!!!
Sweet indeed! Thanks for the update!
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I love the skinny Hyatt centric so much!
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Any news on the Austin statesman site? Feels like that should have started by now.
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This is such a gorgeous shot!
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I wonder if 98 Red River would even stand out from this vantage point, once built.
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Old Posted Jun 19, 2021, 7:40 PM
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I wonder if 98 Red River would even stand out from this vantage point, once built.
Yes.
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I definitely won't miss their old building. I was riding my bike on the sidewalk one night just sort of skimming along taking photos. There's a raised concrete portion of the walkway that I didn't see. It's like 4 inches, so I did feel it. I was ok and so was my bike, but I was sure somewhere there was an engineer who barely passed his classes.
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The design is quite boring. But, at least that site will be more dense than it is today.
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The FAA has approved the 1,034' height of the 98 Red River Tower. This would be the tallest building in Texas.

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external...4692262&row=89
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The FAA has approved the 1,034' height of the 98 Red River Tower. This would be the tallest building in Texas.

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external...4692262&row=89
That's great news!
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Holy smokes, whats the chance of that getting built or is it just a liminal proposal?
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Old Posted Jun 18, 2021, 5:36 PM
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Holy smokes, whats the chance of that getting built or is it just a liminal proposal?
I would say pretty good. The same developers (Lincoln & Kairoi) are currently building our U/C next new tallest 6xG at 883'. This tower is being built on the site of the approved three tower Waller Park Place project. They are doing a revision of that site plan which should take less time than filing a new site plan. Lincoln also is developing the 710' Republic Tower.
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Old Posted Jun 19, 2021, 12:02 AM
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Really great picture! Also cant wait for Austin to have the tallest building in Texas!
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