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701 W. 6th Street Tower: 66 Floors Proposed in Austin

Kairoi Residential proposes a 66-floor, 413-unit tower at 701 W. 6th St., Austin.

Austin | 6th & Rio Grande (701 W. 6th) | 758 Feet | 66 ...
Austin | 6th & Rio Grande (701 W. 6th) | 758 Feet | 66 ...Rendering courtesy of GDA Architects

701 W. 6th Street Tower, a 413-unit mixed-use development, is proposed for 701 West 6th Street in Downtown Austin. The 66-floor project will cover 567,331 sq ft, developed by Kairoi Residential with architecture by GDA Architects.

Downtown Austin may get new tower - Austin Business Journal
Downtown Austin may get new tower - Austin Business JournalImage via The Business Journals

Reaching 751 feet, it will include residential and commercial spaces. Completion is expected by December 31, 2028, significantly impacting Austin's skyline.

Downtown Austin may get new tower - Austin Business Journal
Downtown Austin may get new tower - Austin Business JournalImage via The Business Journals

Details on amenities and design elements are pending, but the project's scale indicates a major urban development.

Austin | 6th & Rio Grande (701 W. 6th) | 758 Feet | 66 ...
Austin | 6th & Rio Grande (701 W. 6th) | 758 Feet | 66 ...Rendering courtesy of GDA Architects
Address
701 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78701
Units
413
Floors
66
Height
751 ft
Sq ft
567,331
Completion
2028

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