Collections / Historic Buildings & Loft Conversions
The converted
buildings
15 buildings on file
The list § 01
Railroad warehouses, bank towers, a 1929 hotel, a 1928 catalog colossus — the buildings that lived a first life before condominiums. Character is the draw; the reserve study is the homework, which is why every one of these files links the converted-buildings due-diligence guide.
Forest Park TowerForest Park · South Side · 1927–30Historic towerThe Terminal at Katy TrailKnox / Katy Trail · 2022$1403/sf · 56% homesteadNeil P at Burnett ParkDowntown FW · conv. (built 1921)Conversion2220 Canton LoftsFarmers Market / Deep Ellum · conv. (built 1925)$305/sf · 62% homestead509 Elm Place LoftsDowntown · conv. (built 1930)$275/sf · 48% homestead1505 ElmDowntown · conv. 2002 (built 1957)$195/sf · 57% homesteadSoCo Urban LoftsDowntown · conv. 2004 (built 1925)$260/sf · 57% homesteadThe TowerDowntown FW · conv. 2005ConversionHouston Place LoftsDowntown FW · conv. 2005 (built 1906)Historic loft conversionTexas & Pacific LoftsLancaster Corridor · conv. 2005–06 (built 1931)Deco conversionLake Cliff TowerOak Cliff · conv. 2006 (built 1929)$200/sf · 12% homesteadOne Montgomery Plaza ResidencesWest 7th · conv. 2007 (built 1928)Deco conversionThe MetropolitanDowntown · conv. ~2005 (built 1974)$313/sf · 55% homesteadSchaumburg LoftsDowntown FW · —Loft conversionDickson Jenkins LoftsDowntown FW · —Loft conversion
How this list is built § M
Included when the era or type field documents a pre-residential first life or a formal conversion. Policies change by board vote and rolls change yearly — treat this as the verified starting point, and confirm against current documents before contracting.