HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Houston-based real estate development and investment firm Radom Capital has broken ground on the Clock Tower Residences, a multifamily addition to its Heights Clocktower mixed-use project in The Heights.
The seven-story Clock Tower Residences will have 214 residential units, four live-work units, and a restaurant.
Clock Tower Residences is being developed in partnership with retail real estate investment firm Asana Partners, which owns the adjacent historic Heights Clocktower building with Radom. The project marks Radom Capital’s 15th development in The Heights.
The development is located near 23rd Street, North Shepherd and Lawrence Streets.
“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.”
Cobalt Office designed the residential building and Farouki Farouki created the interiors. Landscape architect CultivateLAND planned the exterior and grounds. The project is being built by Cadence McShane and financed by Veritex Bank.
The project is the first ground-up joint venture between Radom Capital and Asana Partners, two firms that have been long-time collaborators and friends.
Asana Partners has a substantial portfolio of retail properties in the neighborhood.
“Clock Tower Residences is a natural extension of our long-term commitment to The Heights and continued partnership with Radom Capital,” said Brittain Hughes of Asana Partners. “The project adds a boutique, elevated residential option to this landmark location and creates more opportunities to experience the dynamic neighborhood.”
Earlier this summer, Radom Capital and Triten Real Estate Partners began a conversion the historic Swift & Co Packing Plant into creative office and retail space at 621 Waverly in The Heights.
Aug 18, 2025 Realty News Report Copyright 2025
Rendering Image courtesy: Radom Capital, Asana Partners
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