All condominiums in the Heer's building project are reserved, and construction has begun on its parking garage.

Heer’s agents fill residential condos

SBJ Staff

Posted online September 15, 2005 | 11:00 pm

A month after adding 23 luxury condominiums to the $20 million Heer’s Tower project, leasing agents say all units have been reserved.

Michelle Cantrell of Carol Jones, Realtors, the exclusive leasing agent for the condos, said she has started a waiting list for anyone still wishing to nab a piece of downtown’s upscale living space.

“The units were all spoken for before I had a chance to advertise,” Cantrell said in a news release.

The top four floors of the building will be converted into 32,000 square feet of living space, split into units beginning at 1,000 square feet each. The smaller units start at about $150,000.

One condominium on the top floor will include the building’s water tower space.

Developer Vaughn Prost of Prost Builders has until Feb. 17 to secure financing for the project. Construction on a parking garage next to the Heer’s building has begun and is expected to be complete by fall 2006.

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