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Houston Lofts |
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| Houston's lofts come in two styles: authentic warehouse style lofts and luxury lofts. As the name implies, the warehouse-style lofts are created from authentic historical warehouse buildings in the Downtown Houston area. This authenticity lends itself to some drawbacks — maybe drafty windows — but you are living in a historical building, a piece of early Houston history. Luxury lofts, or "Soft Lofts" as they are sometimes referred to, are relatively new construction and often feature modern luxury amenities like granite counters, stainless appliances, hardwoods and insulated windows. Some of the traditional design elements we generally assoicate with lofts have been built into these new lost — like exposed ductwork, brick walls and open spaces. | |
Authentic Warehouse-style
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Bayou Lofts |
| Capitol Lofts | |
| Dakota Lofts | |
| Franklin Lofts | |
| Hermann Lofts | |
| Hogg Palace | |
| Humble Tower | |
| Keystone Lofts | |
| Live Oak Lofts | |
| Rice Lofts | |
| San Jacinto Lofts | |
| St. Germain | |
Houston Luxury Lofts |
Commerce Towers |
| Cosmopolitan | |
| Empire Lofts | |
| Gotham Lofts | |
| Il Palazzo | |
| Kirby Lofts | |
| Lofts on Post Oak | |
| Manhattan Lofts | |
| Metropolis Lofts | |
| Renoir Lofts | |
| Rise Lofts | |
| The Royalton | |
| The Stanford | |
| The Tanglewood | |
| Washington Lofts | |