Radom Capital, a local real estate developer and investment firm in the Heights, broke ground July 31 on its first ground-up multifamily development—Clock Tower Residences.

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The boutique multifamily development will consist of 214 newly built residential units, four live-work units and a neighborhood-focused food and beverage concept, according to an Aug. 13 news release by Radom Capital.

“Clock Tower Residences brings our team’s design philosophy home—creating spaces that feel personal, layered and shaped by a hospitality-minded sensibility,” said Evan Peterson, Principal at Radom Capital. “The project is a natural evolution of our firm’s commitment to placemaking and architecturally differentiated projects.”
Farouki Farouki, an architecture firm in New Orleans, created the interior design of the building, which is described as having a layered sensibility —warm, tactile and attuned to daily rituals. (Rendering courtesy Radom Capital)
Farouki Farouki, an architecture firm in New Orleans, created the interior design of the building, which is described as having a layered sensibility —warm, tactile and attuned to daily rituals. (Rendering courtesy Radom Capital)
The seven-story complex will blend apartment living with the nuance of a curated, boutique experience, officials with the project said, and include amenities such as:
  • Multiple community areas such as resident lounges, co-working spaces and media rooms
  • A resort-quality fitness and wellness center
  • Entertainment areas with a shared kitchen and gathering space
  • A yoga deck and pool
According to the release, a ground-floor food and beverage concept will also be built as part of the project and will be open to both residents and the surrounding community.

The history


The new development will be located adjacent to the historic Heights Clock Tower, an icon that dates back to 1894 and is one of Houston's oldest buildings that was originally apart of the Heights Textile Mill, which included a mattress factory and later a textile mill, according the website. The site was eventually repurposed into a mixed-use commercial building, which was acquired by Radom Capital in late 2020.

The space now includes a mix of retail and office tenants, as well as a bakery and is home to the popular Dandelion Cafe.
According to project officials, the pool was designed with a calm, understated elegance. (Rendering courtesy Radom Capital)
According to project officials, the pool was designed with a calm, understated elegance. (Rendering courtesy Radom Capital)
“Clock Tower Residences is a natural extension of our long-term commitment to the Heights and continued partnership with Radom Capital,” Brittain Hughes of Asana Partners, a real estate investment firm partnering on the project, said. “The project adds a boutique, elevated residential option to this landmark location and creates more opportunities to experience the dynamic neighborhood.”

Both Asana Partners and Radom Capital own the Heights Clock Tower building. However, the new multifamily development is the first ground-up joint venture between the two firms.

Stay tuned


According to the release, Clock Tower Residences is expected to be delivered in 2027.