Developer Launches Another Condo Project in Midtown

by Olivia Pulsinelli

Houston-based Surge Homes announced its latest condominium project late last week.

The Isabella at Midtown will be at 4001 Main St., at the intersection with Isabella Street in Midtown. The $42 million midrise project will offer 208 units with prices ranging from the $150,000s to the $600,000s.

Floor plans range from 420 square feet to 1,880 square feet and include lofts, one-, two- or three-bedroom condos, as well as penthouses with up to three bathrooms. The building’s gated garage includes reserved parking for each condo. 

 

All units will include kitchen appliances and washer and dryer connections, and Surge will offer 70 interior design packages for kitchens and bathrooms.

Community amenities include an interior courtyard with a pool, a fitness center and an owners’ lounge with a kitchen and a big-screen TV. Additionally, the MetroRail’s red line passes in front of the building along Main Street, and the Ensemble/HCC stations are around four blocks away. The new Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston — or MATCH — is another block past the light rail stations.

The Isabella is Surge’s third such condo project and fourth inner-Loop community. The company has sold 97 percent of its Parc at Midtown condos, according to a Jan. 26 press release, and began presales of its Museum Blvd condos last fall. The other project, Upper Richton, is a gated community of 13 townhomes and single-family homes at 2307 Richton St.

Surge launched its first three communities in 2015 using crowdsourcing. The company plans to build 10 residential projects across Houston in the coming years.

Olivia Pulsinelli is the senior web editor for the Houston Business Journal's award-winning website. Follow her on Twitter for more.

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