Condos | Condo Conversions

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Developers use condo conversions to convert multi-unit properties into condo units, which may be bought and sold separately and independently. Julie Alexander has completed condo conversions on duplexes, main house & ADUs,

multi-family, mixed-use, commercial, retail, office, hotel and industrial properties. 

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"If you can get it built, we can convert it to condos."

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Julie Alexander has completed over 2,000 condo conversions across Texas. If you have a real property that you are considering converting into condominiums, Julie will prepare a proposal for your project at no charge. The proposal will be structured as a flat fee, so you know whether her condo services work for your project and budget. She will also be able to provide you a timeline for the conversion, which is typically 2-4 weeks for smaller projects and 1-2 months for larger projects.  

A condominium regime includes the following documents:

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• Condominium Declaration - The meat and potatoes document that defines what a purchaser is buying when they buy a condo unit and how the condo functions. The condo Declaration also includes a condo plat or survey.

• Condominium Information Statement - Often confused for the entirety of the condo regime documents. Instead, it is a summary of the other condo documents, in a form that is more digestible for buyers. 

• Owners' Association - A Texas non-profit corporation is formed to govern the condominium project. This is required for all condo regimes in Texas, even two unit condos.

• Bylaws of the Association - Sets rules for how the condo owners' association governs the condo project.

• Rules and Regulations - Helps assure that everyone gets along and governs use of shared areas.

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A master owners' association may also be formed to govern multiple projects.

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