Fat Property has the following upcoming holiday hours:
Christmas Eve: Open 8:30am – 2:00pm
Christmas Day: Closed
New Years Eve: Open 8:30 – 4:00pm
New Years Day: Closed
These hours apply to our main office at 3800 Garrott St as well as all our on property offices.
We’re closed today so our employees can spend time with their family, but will be open again tomorrow with our normal hours: 8:30am-5:30pm
Hope everyone has a great day!
This is a collection of units in one of our favorite areas of Montrose. It consists of two fourplexes with a single family in the middle. Each of the units in the fourplexes are 1 bed / 1 bath while the single family in the middle is 2 beds / 2 baths.
Rents for the 1 beds start at $800 (Yup! We’re still keeping rents affordable in Montrose).
We currently are full but have 1 unit coming up. If you’d like to check it out and lock it down before it comes to market, just give our office a call @ 832-640-4444
(this is the only picture we have right now — from street view)
Fat Property would like to extend our gratitude to all current and former military members this Veterans day.
We will have our normal office hours today of 8:30-5:30
According to this article at the Houston Chronicle , Texas has added more jobs last year than any other state. As a home grown Texas company, we’re happy to hear it!
We can’t say it enough: “Thank you” to all our wonderful tenants!
We just picked up a super cute 10 unit in Montrose at 4202 Stanford. This property is just a few steps from our other property at 710 Colquitt. This property is all 1 bedroom units. And at the time I’m typing this, we have 1 empty. So if you want it, let us know!
We’ll be closed so our team can enjoy this Labor Day holiday with their friends and family. However, we’ll be back at it bright at early Tuesday @ 9am.
Reminder: Our normal office hours (all locations) is Monday-Friday, 9-6. Our Montrose HQ (3800 Garrott) is open on Saturday from 10-2 (primarily for showings that have been setup during the week).
Hope everyone is having a great day!
In interesting story in the Houston Chronicle. Discusses how well the multifamily sector is doing. This should be great news for Fat Property, right? Not really. We’re more buyers than sellers. So when the prices of properties go up, that normally just means our property tax bill goes up, and it’s harder for us to find new properties to buy.
So while we’re happy to see our sector doing so well, I think a small pullback might be healthy for the long term success of this business.
What do you think?
This one comes not from one of our residents, but someone in the area where many of our units are located. Known as “MontroseResident”