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Skyscrapers along ‘the Drag’ near UT may soon be a reality

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Currently, the Guadalupe subdistrict, or “the Drag,” has a height limit of 85 feet. If the city approves the new map, developers can increase building heights in this area by 515 feet.

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Skyscrapers along ‘the Drag’ near UT may soon be a reality

Currently, the Guadalupe subdistrict, or “the Drag,” has a height limit of 85 feet. If the city approves the new map, developers can increase building heights in this area by 515 feet.

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KXAN broke the news in on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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