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Old Posted Sep 24, 2016, 5:38 PM
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So the design above is not the new design. New architect has been chosen and new renderings will be out in October. Groundbreaking scheduled for January.

http://swamplot.com/ivy-lofts-to-rel...ry/2016-09-23/

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ACTUALLY, THE rendering above is not the newest look for the Ivy Lofts, PR head Jared Anthony tells Swamplot this afternoon. Anthony says that the 3-week-old images posted in Wednesday’s since-pulled listing for ground floor retail space in the developmenthad been planned for release that same day during a meeting with folks who have reserved units in the project — but some totally different designs came in from the new architect on Tuesday. Anthony says the newest plans will be shown off in mid-October when the sales center relaunches (complete with another scale model of the planned building), and that groundbreaking is now planned for January, with no change to the estimated completion date
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Old Posted Sep 24, 2016, 5:43 PM
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If this really does happen, then the East End has come a long way to be able to support this.
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 3, 2016, 1:50 AM
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Exclusive: Developer to relaunch Houston micro-unit condo project

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Novel Creative Development LLC plans to relaunch The Ivy Lofts, Houston’s first major micro-unit condominium tower.

The Houston developer, which considered redesigning Ivy Lofts into a condo-hotel earlier this year, will unveil its latest plans for the project at an on-site reveal party at the Ivy Lofts sales center on Nov. 5.

Instead of a condo-hotel, Novel Creative Development is now proposing a 28-story, 412-unit condominium tower. Nearly 80 percent of the units — 326 units — will be considered micro-units, or homes that are less than 500 square feet.

The revamped Ivy Lofts — designed by Houston-based EDI International — is slightly taller, but offers fewer units than the original plan, which called for a 24-story, 550-unit tower. Some of the floor plans are also larger, with wider showers and more functional storage space with the taller ceilings.

Ivy Lofts will be on an 1.4-acre city block at 2604 Leeland Ave. in East Downtown, a transforming neighborhood close to Downtown, Midtown and the Texas Medical Center.

“This is our best plan to date,” said Jared Anthony, spokesman for Ivy Lofts. “We’re hoping this one sticks.”

Ivy Lofts will offer a variety of condo units, from a 400-square-foot efficiency to a 2,000-square-foot penthouse. There will be 10 two-story penthouse units on the top two floors. Condo prices will start from $159,900.


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Structure Name: Ivy Lofts

Structure Height: 234

Work Schedule: 06/30/2017 to 05/31/2019
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