Nearly complete, Sixth and Guadalupe skyscraper takes Austin skyline to new level

After four years of construction, Sixth and Guadalupe is nearing the finish line. ABJ got an exclusive tour of the tower, as well as new information on when the massive 66-story building will open. Click through for more.

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