Following are the amenities currently offered at Astoria and what the HOA fee covers:

The Astoria’s exclusive luxury amenities provide residents with hotel-like living within the upscale Galleria District.

The monthly HOA fee covers common amenities and services like concierge, common area, limited access, porter, gas and recreational areas. As of writing, Astoria’s HOA fee is relatively lower compared to other luxury buildings.

See how the HOA fees at Astoria compares with other Houston condos:

Featuring contemporary architecture with modern art deco, The Astoria is the newest addition to Galleria’s luxury highrises.

• The Astoria was built in 2015 by Randall Davis and DC partners. Randall Davis is known for developing popular residential highrises in Houston like The Cosmopolitan, Manhattan, Empire Lofts and Rice Lofts.
• The building features contemporary art deco architecture, borrowing inspiration from the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles.
• The Astoria has 28 stories with only 75 units and 10 penthouses.
• The luxury tower sits along Post Oak Boulevard between San Felipe Street and the 610 West Loop.
• Residents enjoy living next door to Post Oak Boulevard’s more than 50 world-class restaurants and around 200 upscale shops.
• Uptown’s premier shopping trifecta (The Galleria, Uptown Park and Highland Village) is just 2 miles away from the building.
• Residents are less than 15 minutes away from Medical Center and Museum District.
• About 5 miles north of Post Oak Boulevard, Memorial Park features a three-mile running course, an 18-hole golf course and facilities for swimming, tennis, softball, volleyball, and more.
• The Astoria features luxury amenities including a starlight infinity-edge pool deck, a resident’s lounge with a movie theater, 24/7 concierge service, state-of-the-art fitness center, private wine room and pied-a-terre for guests. Penthouse units have expansive terraces, four sky pools available, and private garages.
• The condo building has immediate access to major freeways like Loop 610, Westheimer Road, San Felipe Street, and Kirby Drive.
• The Astoria has 7 floor plans named after popular painters like Picasso, Van Gogh and Da Vinci. The building features two-, three- and four-bedroom units with an average of 3,000 square feet of living space. Penthouses typically offer 9,000 square feet.
• The Astoria condos for sale cost from $600,000 to over $3,000,000.

Astoria is a pet-friendly building. The building management allows up to two dogs and/or cats per resident. Residents may send a request addressed to the building’s Board for owners with more than two pets.

The Galleria district is one of Houston’s Most Accessible Neighborhoods. The Astoria sits at the heart of the Galleria area along Post Oak Boulevard. Residents have near immediate access to major thoroughfares like Loop 610, West Loop, Westheimer Road, San Felipe Street, and Kirby Drive. METRO bus provides public bus service to Inner Loop neighborhoods.

The Galleria/Uptown district is home to Houston’s premier shopping trifecta: The Galleria, Uptown Park, and Highland Village. These world-class retail centers feature upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment hotspots, including high-end retailers like Versace, Hermes, Versace, Giorgio Armani, Yves Saint Laurent and Bvlgari.

• Popular Neighborhood Venues: Galleria Mall, Galleria Business District, Uptown Park, Highland Village
• Top Ranked Restaurants Nearby: True Food Kitchen, North Italia, Adair Kitchen, Masraff’s
• Grocery Stores: Whole Foods, The Fresh Market
• Trails & Parks: Memorial Park, Post Oak Park, Grady Park, Hidalgo Park

The Astoria sits at 1405 Post Oak Boulevard between San Felipe Street and Loop 610. The Galleria area, also known as Uptown District or Uptown Houston, is located south of the Memorial area and the Memorial Villages, west of Memorial Park and Afton Oaks, east of Briarmeadow, and north of Bellaire.

The Astoria’s central location provides convenient access to other key Houston districts such as The Museum District and the Medical Center. The Museum District houses 19 cultural institutions within a 1.5-mile radius of the Mecom Fountain in Hermann Park. Texas Medical Center has more than 50 research and medical institutions with more than 100,000 employees.

About 5 miles east of the Galleria area, Downtown is Houston’s central business district housing several prominent companies with more than 150,000 employees.