Houston's Inner Loop Lands Another Multifamily High-Rise

Two Hermann Place
Courtesy of Nitya Capital
Two Hermann Place

Houston's Inner Loop multifamily market is on the rise, literally. Nitya Capital and Tema Development will add to the Bayou City's skyline with a 32-story luxury apartment tower in Houston's Museum District. The building will offer 295 residential units with 13 bespoke floor plans. Future residents will have a resort-style pool with a sunbathing ledge and cabanas, a top floor sky lounge, a café bar, an 11K SF amenity deck on the eighth floor, a conference area, a dog park, a barbecue area and a fitness center overlooking the park. Groundbreaking is scheduled for the first quarter of 2020, according to the release.

The development is a slight change of pace for Houston-based Nitya Capital. The firm's multifamily strategy focused on acquisitions and value-add deals, amassing a 17,000-unit multifamily portfolio.

The Inner Loop, particularly the Midtown/Montrose areas, have led the metro in development activity for years, but this year, Katy took the crown as Houston's most active apartment construction submarket.

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