At its pinnacle, Waterline will soar 74 stories into the air, eclipsing the dozens of high-rises that have transformed Austin's skyline over the past couple of decades.

Los Angeles-based Skyline Management Group has listed four apartment complexes near the Domain in North Austin.

Austin's tallest building will soon be overshadowed with what will be the state's tallest tower. See the Austin skyline change every year since 2005.

El Paso-based Hunt Companies has secured the zoning it needs to build three high-rises across the river from downtown Austin. Read more about the skyline-changing plans in this report, which ...

There continues to be plans for even taller buildings in downtown Austin in the coming years, too.

Frost Bank Tower, with its striking art deco design resembling an owl at its peak, has been one of the most iconic additions to Austin’s skyline since its construction in the early 2000s, so ...

We witness scenes of an Austin skyline from a time when the State Capitol dominated the landscape and only a few buildings were more than 10 stories tall.

David Armbrust, whose law firm helped shape Austin's skyline, says the dramatic change shows the city's "economic health, vitality and resilience." ...

It's a photo gaining a lot of traction on Facebook showing what it claims is Austin's skyline in 2010 and then again this year. It is an impressive difference, but is it real?

Although it hasn't yet reached its full height of 74 stories, Waterline's 68th story is being poured, making the tower at 98 Red River St. the tallest building on Austin's skyline, surpassing the ...