Maintenance fees vary widely depending on the services of the buildings. "Full Service" building have someone to park the cars, bring up the groceries, etc. Usually these are the newer buildings and electricity is not included in the monthly fee. Budget 50 to 60 cents per square foot for this type of building.
The Sussex, 2016 Main and the Lamar tower have electricity in the monthly fee. So does 1400 Hermann. I would not choose a building with this set up.
The neighborhood of the Sussex (in my opinion) is dangerous. 2016 has seen almost no appreciation in value. I understand they are having flooding problems in the lobby. At one time their intersection with Main Street was one of the highest crime rates in the city. It was attributed to the bus station.
5000 Montrose is a great building and priced right. Also check at the mid rise Il Pallazzo.
I came accross this post recently and would like to correct some mis-information. The sussex has THE least expensive maintenance fees in houston 31cents per foot.
It does not include the electric, each unit has a separate meter. Although it is in a "dangerous" area, i run on a regular basis, unaccosted.
Least expensive highrise in the city, near hwy59, close to the loop.
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I came accross this post recently and would like to correct some mis-information. The sussex has THE least expensive maintenance fees in houston 31cents per foot.
It does not include the electric, each unit has a separate meter. Although it is in a "dangerous" area, i run on a regular basis, unaccosted.
Least expensive highrise in the city, near hwy59, close to the loop.
Tony Cavaliero