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New Apartment Construction

SkyHouse Houston Downtown 2/15/2014[/caption] So much is going up in Houston these days! Every corner I take I see a new luxury apartment building going up. Lots of high-rises. Makes you wonder if perhaps if we are over building. At the moment though Houston is riding the new construction wave and people continue to relocate. In addition, we have people downsizing from their luxury homes to a more care-free lifestyle where they can just lock and go. Some people are in transition and just need a place for a year or less. I get many calls from international clients needing a temporary apartment because they have a loved one coming to M.D. Anderson for cancer treatment. Some call because they are visiting other major hospitals in the Medical Center for treatment. We have the famous energy corridor and now The Woodlands area is exploding with Exxon Oil employees coming to town, I hear it’s about 10,000. Where will everyone choose to live? I’m very happy to be able to help people that need a place to stay in Houston and they rely on my expertise to find them the best place. What satisfaction I get by helping clients make the best choice for their new temporary living spaces. Some people choose to make renting a way of life and they will never buy. Hey that’s okay too! If you know someone moving to the Houston area and they don’t know where to start, please refer them to me. I would love to help them find the best place to live in Houston and the surrounding areas! Call Margie at (713) 504-5425.]]>

Houston SkyHouse Apartments Downtown Opening Soon!

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Get ready to be wowed! The newest high rise apartment building is almost complete! SkyHouse Houston Downtown is directly across the street from Houston House High Rise. It’s great location is within easy walking distance to many entertainment spots and close to downtown’s Houston Metro Rail.

I attended the SkyHouse Locator Luncheon on Valentine’s Day. There is a lot of buzz going on and it was nice to finally see that they are almost finished. SkyHouse Houston studio apartments currently start at $1,470; one-bedrooms at $1,745; two-bedrooms at $2,485 and three-bedrooms at $3,485. SkyHouse Downtown is 24 stories with 336 units. There will be street level retail too! The $67 million SkyHouse Houston will catch the eye of young professional singles who want to live in the city, with mostly one-bedroom and studio floor plans priced around $1,600 per month. If you would like to pre-lease a unit for a June or later move-in, please let us know by filling in the form or calling us at (713) 504-5425. SkyHouse Houston more information and pictures. ]]>

Historic hotel razed to make room for luxury apartments

The Ben Milam Hotel — built in 1928 as a 10-story, 250-room, air-conditioned haven for travelers — came down dramatically on Sunday afternoon in a well-choreographed implosion. The adjacent lot is slated for an eight-story, 380-unit apartment complex to be developed by The Finger Companies, with price points starting around $1,250. Construction is expected to start in the spring. ]]>

The $67 Million SkyHouse Houston Approved

Main Street high-rise gets big tax incentives: The $67 million SkyHouse is set to rise BY WHITNEY RADLEY Culture Map 11.15.12 | 10:14 am News broke last week that Novare Group, an Atlanta-based developer, was partnering with two other firms on plans to build a 24-story, 336-unit high-rise apartment at 1625 Main Street — but only if the City of Houston gave it a significant tax incentive to do so. Well, the Downtown Redevelopment Authority board voted to approve a residential incentive plan for the developer Tuesday afternoon, despite the fact that the project lies outside of boundaries for the Downtown Living Initiative Chapter 380 passed by Houston City Council in August. That program was meant to entice developers to the area with a $15,000 per unit rebate in hopes of doubling the number of downtown residences by 2016, with an incentive for the first 2,500 residential units under contract. Downtown Living Initiative director TataLease Derby tells CultureMap that the project qualifies, instead, under the TIRZ #3 Downtown Living Chapter 380 Program, a similar initiative that also allows for a $15,000 per unit rebate. “Everybody’s very excited about the project,” Bob Eury, executive director of the Downtown Redevelopment Authority, says. “It’s the first project of the Downtown Living Initiative, and exactly what we hope to see more of.” The $67 million SkyHouse Houston is anticipated to appeal to young singles who want to live in the city, with mostly one-bedroom and studio floor plans priced around $1,600 per month. Amenities would include a fitness center and a pool, plus parking in an adjacent garage. Novare was given the go-ahead to proceed with a similar SkyHouse project on Rainey Street in Austin this September. The Downtown Living Initiative Chapter 380 incentive isn’t retroactive, so it won’t be available to Marvy Finger and his luxury apartments in the shadow of Minute Maid Park (and on the site of the Ben Milam Hotel, which is slated for implosion on Dec. 9). It will include, though, the buyer of a “premier downtown block” offered up by Houston First Corporation on Wednesday. The 110,000-square-foot tract is bounded by Capitol, Rusk and Crawford Street and Avenida de las Americas, across from the future site of a forthcoming convention center hotel. Prospective buyers, queue up. If you would like to pre-lease a unit call Margie Kaplan at 281-463-6365 for more information.

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New luxury apartments next to Minute Maid by Marvy Finger

The Finger Companies is planning another Downtown Houston apartment complex. Marvy Finger purchased two downtown blocks between Preston and Texas, La Branch and Crawford — very close to the Houston Astros’ Minute Maid Park left field. The future seven-story, 380-unit Minute Maid Park apartments will have the same high-end finishes as One Park Place, but unlike that “luxury residential tower,” rents will start at $1,250 per month to attract a “broader mix of residents.” ]]>

Houston Luxury Apartments Premier

: The Cosmopolitan

I am so excited to present to you the new Houston Luxury Apartments website and blog. I hope to make this the best place to find information on all luxury apartments in Houston! This has been a dream of mine for a very long time. I love the high rises and prefer them over any other luxury apartments.]]>