texreguy

32 of the units have been sold in the past 6 months to owner-occupants. I am purchasing one as well. I received my mold report yesterday, and the unit's spore count was 60 per square meter. Outside the unit, in Houston's fresh air, the count was 2280 spores per square meter. The average moisture in the unit was less than 8%; it is highly improbable that significant amounts of mold could grow there under these conditions. I have also had the building's structural integrity tested (at great expense I might add), and inspection of the electrical system, plumbing and other unit systems. The inspections came back with only minor suggestions for repair, totalling less than $100. I really owe a debt of gratitute to Hyde Park. Because of her tireless efforts to disparage this building, I am able to buy a beautiful condo that I could otherwise not afford at less than $100 per square foot. If I had the money, I'd buy another unit for investment. Others have now realized that many of their fears about the building were not justified by the facts. On my unit alone, there were 11 submitted contracts. I was fortunate to offer the highest amount. Units are now selling within days of listing. If there were problems with this building in the past, some entity has repaired them.