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A new high-rise in Houston's Museum District has opened its doors.
What is it?
Forme is a 33-story residential and hotel high-rise that offers amenities with a “lifestyle-focused” approach, according to officials.
The tower includes 475 residential units and 55 boutique hotel suites, which will be operated by management company Sentral.
What’s special about it?
Forme also offers extended stays for 30 days or more, with 55 fully furnished hotel suites.
In a May 20 news release, project officials said the hotel makes the building well-suited for project-based professionals, relocations, medical stays, temporary assignments and residents who may need flexibility.
What they offer
Forme officials said the property is designed for Houston’s “evolving renter demographics," including young professionals, physicians, executives and athletes.
Myron Washington, Associate Director of Portfolio Operations for Sentral, said Forme was created as a living environment that had experiences that extend beyond the actual apartment.
“Every space inside the building was designed to support the rhythms of modern life – from movement, recovery and creativity to productivity and social connection,” Washington said. “It creates a completely different relationship between people and where they live.”
Amenities include:
Forme hosts regular events for residents and guests. Every Thursday through June and early July, when the World Cup ends, it will host weekly wine tastings.
Rent starts at $1,750 a month, and the company is currently offering two months’ free rent on certain units.
