NOW LEASING

With 200,000 square feet in the very core of Downtown Austin and surrounded by the city’s densest office, residential and tourism base, Old 6th offers one of the most compelling real estate opportunities in the market.

Leasing Inquiries:

SEGOVIA PARTNERS blake@segoviapartners.com

GALLERY

A Modern Vision Rooted in History

Austin has gone through an enormous amount of change, but at it’s core there has always been 6th Street. So where does 6th street go from here? The best way to move forward is by bringing it back. By guiding 6th Street back to what always made it different from any other street: its old self. The new 6th is the Old 6th Street.

Restoration efforts are breathing new life into the Sixth Street Historic District. With leasing underway across 200,000 square feet and over 30 buildings, Old 6th is curating an eclectic mix of restaurant, retail, and art that will define Austin’s future while honoring its past.

Let’s Bring Old 6th Back

VIEW AROUND OLD 6TH
  • Five friends standing together indoors, smiling and enjoying drinks, with a rustic wooden structure in the background.

    Emmer & Rye Group opening restaurant in Austin's Old Sixth redevelopment

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  • Two-story historic building with arched windows and doors, a large tree in front, and parked cars on the street.

    Famous Austin hospitality group signs 6th Street lease for new restaurant

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  • A white building with three large windows and wooden doors, city street in the foreground, a streetlight on the right, and a mural with a large black number six on the left, during sunset with a gradient sky from orange to blue.

    New arts residency bucks commercial pressure on evolving East Sixth Street

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  • Four people standing and talking at a counter in a taqueria with white tiled walls and a large sign that reads 'TAQUERIA DE DIEZ 2024'.

    Acclaimed Austin taqueria is trading its hideaway spot for the city’s most famous street

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  • Interior of a dimly lit event space or lounge with a stage and an audience. The stage has a large screen displaying an event promotion for EMO'S Alternative Lounging, with text and details about the event. The space features exposed brick walls, large windows, industrial-style decor, and seating areas. Audience members are seated facing the stage, and some equipment is visible on the left side.

    A curious mix of people authors debut Emo’s documentary on Red River

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  • City street scene showing a historic brick building with a rounded corner and large windows, alongside a white building with tall, narrow windows, trees, and modern high-rise buildings in the background. People are walking on the sidewalk and cars are on the street.

    Back to the Future. A new development aims to return East Sixth Street to its glory days

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Welcome to @old6th. Kevin, Tavel, Alicynn, Rand, and the entire @emmerhospitality family - we couldn’t have asked for better neighbors. Let’s go!
On Sunday, @estudio6 held their first Open Studio, featuring art from nine resident artists. The community was able to meet, greet and learn about Estudio 6 and the artists, along with being able to purchase one of a kind pieces, produced during thei
Before & Now Long before it became Buffalo Billiards (1999-2020), it was the Missouri House (Hotel). Built in 1861 by German immigrants Robert and Helen Ziller, the building was Austin’s first boarding house, catering heavily to passing co
If you know, you know. But for those that don’t, you need to. Named one of the best bars in America by @foodandwine, this prohibition themed speakeasy on @old6th, housed in a former brothel and massage parlor, is known for their carefully cra
Taking it back on Old 6th. The Carrington Building, located at 520 E. 6th Street and built in 1872 by Edward H. Carrington, was the FIRST Black owned property in Austin. It originally operated as a grocery store with a social lounge upstairs, known
Historical timeline of Pecan Street in Austin, showing key dates and black-and-white photos of early streets from 1839 and 1871.
Historical black-and-white photograph of downtown Austin, Texas, circa 1880s, with streetcars, pedestrians, and early buildings, alongside informational text about the city's history and diverse storefronts.
Historical timeline of a building's history from 1886 to 1945, featuring a black-and-white photograph of a historic hotel on Sixth Street.
A timeline infographic highlighting the history of Sixth Street from 1975, mentioning its music origins with bands like Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin, and its development into a major music festival scene, culminating in the 1987 South By Southwest
Graphic of the number 8 with the words "OLD" above and "TH" below in gray text.

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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS

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