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AUSTIN (KXAN) —  Six people are displaced after a two-alarm fire at a north Austin apartment complex Tuesday morning.

“Once again, improperly discarded smoking material has caused significant damage, this time at 3625 Duval Road,” a spokesman for the Austin Fire Department tweeted.

The call to the San Marin Apartments came in at 5:17 a.m. The fire was knocked down around 5:43 a.m., according to an AFD tweet. No one was hurt.

Two apartments were damaged by fire, with 16 total units affected.The estimated damage was $200,000 for the structure, and $45,000 for what was inside.

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