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93-Unit Mixed-Use Project at 6th & Lamar Approved

Endeavor Real Estate's 93-unit mixed-use project at 6th & Lamar gets approval.

Site of 6th & Lamar Mixed-Use Project at 600 North Lamar Boulevard; 1004-1016 West 6th Street; 603 & 605 Baylor Street, Austin, TX 78703
Site of 6th & Lamar Mixed-Use Project at 600 North Lamar Boulevard; 1004-1016 West 6th Street; 603 & 605 Baylor Street, Austin, TX 78703Satellite imagery © Mapbox, © Maxar · site map by Groundbreak

The 6th & Lamar/Baylor Street project at 600 North Lamar Blvd, 1004-1016 W 6th St, and 603-605 Baylor St in Austin has been approved. It includes 93 residential units across 9 floors. Endeavor Real Estate is the developer.

The design integrates residential and commercial spaces. The applicant sought 120 feet of height under a city density bonus that requires 12 to 15 percent of the units to be affordable.

No architect is listed. Details on public transit and design features are unavailable.

Correction, Oct. 22, 2026: An earlier version of this story said the project had no affordable units and would be complete in late 2026. Its 120-foot height comes from a density bonus that requires affordable units, and no completion date has been announced.

Address
600 North Lamar Boulevard; 1004-1016 West 6th Street; 603 & 605 Baylor Street, Austin, TX 78703
Units
93
Floors
9
Height
120 ft
Completion
2026

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