What are the Tallest Condominium Towers In Houston?
Posted by Kristina Houston on
Exploring the Vertical Evolution of Luxury Condos in the Bayou City
Since the early 1980's Houston’s skyline has told a story of ambition — from gleaming office towers to bold new residential high-rises that redefine luxury living. While the city’s tallest structures were once mostly offices, a new class of condominium and mixed-use towers is quickly changing that history.
These buildings might not be the newest or the most expensive condo towers in Houston, but if you're looking for the best views you've come to the right place. Let’s explore Houston’s tallest condo towers, from timeless icons to modern glass landmarks.
1. The Huntingdon
Address: 2121 Kirby Drive, Houston, TX 77019
Height: ~503 feet | Floors: 34
Completed: 1984
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