Austin, Texas, proudly welcomes its new tallest building, the Sixth and Guadalupe Mixed-Use Tower. This impressive structure was topped off in 2022 and will be fully completed this summer. Tenants are already moving into it’s Residences at 6G apartments. The tower stands on the former Alamo Hotel location on West 6th Street and Guadalupe Street. It reaches approximately 840 feet tall with 66 stories. This makes it 150 feet taller than Austin’s former tallest building, The Independent, which has eight fewer stories. Sixth and Guadalupe offers 589,112 square feet of office space beneath about 32 floors of residential units and retail spaces.
Sixth and Guadalupe Features
LEED GOLD Certified | 589,112 SF of office space |
10,122 SF of ground floor retail | 349 multi-family units |
34,852 SF of amenity decks | On-site fitness center |
High-speed elevators | Private outdoor terraces |
June 2021
Construction in June 2021.





Nearby Attractions
Texas Capitol | Republic Square |
Wooldridge Square | Mexic-Arte Museum |
Duncan Neighborhood Park | Waterloo Neighborhood Park |
Museum of the Weird | Butler Metro Park |
Sixth and Guadalupe Location History

In the early 1920s, the Alamo Hotel was built on this block. At one point, the hotel was known for its unfortunate popularity as a place for suicides. After the Alamo Hotel was demolished in 1984, an Extended Stay America hotel opened on the same site in 2000, marking 16 years since the Alamo Hotel’s demolition.



Last Updated on June 25, 2024 by F. E. Mufute