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Old Posted Oct 13, 2020, 4:27 AM
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I consider this to be the most significant first floor since I moved to Austin in '82. Historic if this ends up being the tallest forever. A giant is born. I think I'm going to call him.....Dave.
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Old Posted Oct 13, 2020, 5:37 AM
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People coming and going not realizing the building under construction they're passing will one day be the 6th tallest in Texas.
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Old Posted Oct 13, 2020, 11:30 PM
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People coming and going not realizing the building under construction they're passing will one day be the 6th tallest in Texas.
I'm really hoping that LA developer goes tall for the railyard sites and 6XG is no longer the tallest. We'll see!
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2020, 12:35 AM
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People coming and going not realizing the building under construction they're passing will one day be the 6th tallest in Texas.
Eh, 6th places are almost never worth mentioning.

What we really need is a 1000+ ft tower. That would be worth talking about.
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2020, 1:17 AM
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Eh, 6th places are almost never worth mentioning.

What we really need is a 1000+ ft tower. That would be worth talking about.
What??? Since when is the construction of an 848' tower in Austin, TX not worth talking about??? Note, I am only responding to the content of your post and can't tell if you are serious.
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2020, 5:36 AM
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Eh, 6th places are almost never worth mentioning.

What we really need is a 1000+ ft tower. That would be worth talking about.
6th place, but only because we count spires. So the Renaissance Tower in Dallas beats it by 2 feet. To the roof only, it'll be the 5th tallest in Texas. The thing to remember is that the only buildings in Texas with higher roofs will be three 900+ foot tall buildings, including one that is 992 feet, and the tallest in Texas at 1,002 feet. At 848 feet, 6 X Guadalupe would still be the tallest building in 39 states and all of Canada outside of Toronto. At the moment, it would be the tallest in Mexico, but they have a few buildings under construction that will be taller.
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If you want to see a tower without a pedestal then VOTE FOR Prop A and B. You will never get rid of parking in downtown unless you have reliable, consistent transit options like light rail.
YES!!!! Hells yea for probs A&B! Parking sucks but notice the local auto dealers pumping $$$$ into the transit opposition groups. I'll never forget the slogan of the 2000 campaign against rail, "This won't even open until 2007" as though that day would never come. Go vote! Get your peeps to vote! And talk to your friends and family about Props A & B!
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Mass text every person you’ve ever met in Austin and tell them to vote yes to Prop A and B.

And tell them to do the same.
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I gotta say ... for a podium this thing seems to be rocketing upwards.
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2020, 9:24 PM
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Hard to believe but there's only 64 1/2 floors to go! Woo Hoo!!
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Do we have multiple levels on this baby yet?
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Great shot, echo! We got 2.5 levels people!
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Great shot, echo! We got 2.5 levels people!
Their webcam really has a great angle as this one starts to climb above the street.
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What's would this building be done? I can't seem to find the estimated time. I'm guessing early 2022?
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