The secret sauce to this building is the overall luxury vibe. It is in fact like a living in a luxury hotel. The art collection adds a level of class you don't find many places.
Beautiful unit, love so those amazing FtC windows but way over priced for Houston especially not even being in downtown. I do appreciate your videos, like the no nonsense and keeping it real
Thank you for watching! Appreciate your kind comments. Interesting thing is that the Montrose area where this building is located is actually a more desirable area to live. That is probably why it is priced at $7K.
I live in this building. People choose it because it's *not* downtown, the tenants are less party-oriented, it's a quieter area, and it's walkable to lots of things in the Montrose. Not saying it's cheap, and we don't live in a penthouse unit, but it's actually not a lot more per foot than the Hanover next door or many other highrises popping up in Houston. La Colombe also has a large art collection and it's semi-attached to the La Colombe d'Or hotel, i.e. you can get room service. The pool also has bar service on summer weekends. It is in fact like living in a luxury hotel.
@@ssds86I don't disagree that it's steep, and I have complained, but it's one of the top rental buildings in the state and they have consistently priced high. (That said, prices have softened since this video. There was just a price cut of around 500 on units between 1500 and 2000 feet.) I'd say it's better than the Driscoll and closer to Parkside Residences. The level of design and amenities are superior to One Park Place. Museum Tower wouldn't be a comp and the regular Hanovers wouldn't be either - they all have a cookie cutter feel. So the tenants are paying to be at the top tier and have a condo-like experience (the layouts are generally pretty functional) surrounded by a large art collection with a luxury boutique hotel attached that serves celebrities and the wealthy. If you want VIP, you have to pay. It is actually like living in a luxury hotel complex. Yes, a complex. I say this as a 3 year resident. I'm moving out this summer because some inventory finally came on the market and I can buy something that meets my needs for an ok price. But I don't think it's unreasonable for the premium experience if that's what you value and if you rent on the dip. They do a price boom/bust cycle. Rent on the bust and the prepare for a rent increase if you want to stay. When you consider what a 2000-2500 foot house in 77006 goes for these days at 7 percent interest, it's hard to escape the fact that Houston is no longer a city of cheaper housing.
Love the way you give tours, other folks that give tours on RUclips are always so childish, they're always jumping up and down and popping out of closets, its like they're trying to sell to teenagers are something
Love this channel! I would call it "Primary Bedroom" if you're trying to be PC. Then there's "Main Bedroom," Largest Bedroom. That rental is off the chain. It hits the renter's checklist of wants.. Much success with your channel, Mr. Bazil your presentation is truly "royal."
That’s definitely a great sized apartment. We should be building more luxury high rise buildings in America. The amount of resources it takes to build single family home subdivisions is not sustainable.
Thanks for watching! I agree with you regarding building more high rise buildings. I have been in real estate for over 25 years and with the prices of homes going up, high rise buildings may become the most affordable type of housing .
How is the bathroom and closet bigger than the actual room? As a true Texas 7k for this is ridiculous, but I can see someone from LA or New York paying this.
The secret sauce to this building is the overall luxury vibe. It is in fact like a living in a luxury hotel. The art collection adds a level of class you don't find many places.
Developer may plan on converting to condos at a later date which is why it's been built to condo specs
GREAT SHOW!
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Lance, a professional presentation showing your experience and eagerness to help potential clients. Good job!
WOW...Susan, long time! Thanks for your kind words! I hope all is well for you!
Great job ! I enjoyed the entire walk through. Thank you.
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very nice - you did a great job, this is my first time seeing your videos, ill check out more
Thank you Kent! I appreciate your kind words and am thankful you will check out my future videos.
Beautiful unit, love so those amazing FtC windows but way over priced for Houston especially not even being in downtown. I do appreciate your videos, like the no nonsense and keeping it real
Thank you for watching! Appreciate your kind comments. Interesting thing is that the Montrose area where this building is located is actually a more desirable area to live. That is probably why it is priced at $7K.
Montrose is literally 2 sneezes away from downtown
I live in this building. People choose it because it's *not* downtown, the tenants are less party-oriented, it's a quieter area, and it's walkable to lots of things in the Montrose. Not saying it's cheap, and we don't live in a penthouse unit, but it's actually not a lot more per foot than the Hanover next door or many other highrises popping up in Houston. La Colombe also has a large art collection and it's semi-attached to the La Colombe d'Or hotel, i.e. you can get room service. The pool also has bar service on summer weekends. It is in fact like living in a luxury hotel.
@@texlad04 My main concern was that for Houston, TX that price is a little too steep. With HOA dues things add up pretty quick.
@@ssds86I don't disagree that it's steep, and I have complained, but it's one of the top rental buildings in the state and they have consistently priced high. (That said, prices have softened since this video. There was just a price cut of around 500 on units between 1500 and 2000 feet.) I'd say it's better than the Driscoll and closer to Parkside Residences. The level of design and amenities are superior to One Park Place. Museum Tower wouldn't be a comp and the regular Hanovers wouldn't be either - they all have a cookie cutter feel. So the tenants are paying to be at the top tier and have a condo-like experience (the layouts are generally pretty functional) surrounded by a large art collection with a luxury boutique hotel attached that serves celebrities and the wealthy. If you want VIP, you have to pay. It is actually like living in a luxury hotel complex. Yes, a complex. I say this as a 3 year resident. I'm moving out this summer because some inventory finally came on the market and I can buy something that meets my needs for an ok price. But I don't think it's unreasonable for the premium experience if that's what you value and if you rent on the dip. They do a price boom/bust cycle. Rent on the bust and the prepare for a rent increase if you want to stay. When you consider what a 2000-2500 foot house in 77006 goes for these days at 7 percent interest, it's hard to escape the fact that Houston is no longer a city of cheaper housing.
This is NICEEEEEEE 😍 another job well done! 🔥🔥
Thank you! 😊
Good video 📹
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Luxurious penthouse. I would love to live in something like this.
Thanks for watching! Yes, it is a very nice building and unit!
Love the way you give tours, other folks that give tours on RUclips are always so childish, they're always jumping up and down and popping out of closets, its like they're trying to sell to teenagers are something
Thanks Shandira! I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching my channel!
Love the diversity!
Thank you! We are trying to show different looks and lifestyles!
Love this channel! I would call it "Primary Bedroom" if you're trying to be PC. Then there's "Main Bedroom," Largest Bedroom. That rental is off the chain. It hits the renter's checklist of wants.. Much success with your channel, Mr. Bazil your presentation is truly "royal."
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your feedback! Thanks again!
Nice!
Thanks!
That’s definitely a great sized apartment. We should be building more luxury high rise buildings in America. The amount of resources it takes to build single family home subdivisions is not sustainable.
Thanks for watching! I agree with you regarding building more high rise buildings. I have been in real estate for over 25 years and with the prices of homes going up, high rise buildings may become the most affordable type of housing .
How is the bathroom and closet bigger than the actual room? As a true Texas 7k for this is ridiculous, but I can see someone from LA or New York paying this.
The view. Just flat and green. Ha ha.
That is Houston for you! Very flat! Thanks for watching!
Noice...
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