Houston-based real estate development firm Deiso Moss announced Sept. 10 that it is partnering with Marriott International Inc. (Nasdaq: MAR) to bring the Ritz-Carlton brand to Houston. The Ritz-Carlton Houston, which will be at 2120 Post Oak Blvd., will combine "timeless architecture, world-class hospitality, five-star amenities and a fully realized private residential experience unlike anything the market has seen before," Deiso Moss said in a news release. The 44-story project is expected to be over 600 feet tall and will be designed by New Haven, Connecticut-based Pickard Chilton in collaboration with Houston-based Ziegler Cooper Architects. Rottet Studio, which also is based in Houston, will design the pro ject’s interiors with the aim of catering to those who demand the highest standard of finish and design integrity, Deiso Moss said.

Houston-based real estate development firm Deiso Moss announced Sept. 10 that it is partnering with Marriott International Inc. (Nasdaq: MAR) to bring the Ritz-Carlton brand to Houston in a project that will mark its first-ever hotel and branded residences in the city. The Ritz-Carlton Houston, which will be at 2120 Post Oak Blvd., will combine "timeless architecture, world-class hospitality, five-star amenities and a fully realized private residential experience unlike anything the market has seen before," Deiso Moss said in a news release. “We are humbled to be part of this moment in Houston’s history,” Deiso Moss founders Andrew Deiso and Taylor Moss said in a joint statement. “This project belongs to the city. It is conceived for Houston’s world-class residents, its future, and the generations who will look to Houston not only as the energy capital of the world, but as a place of refinement, culture and enduring excellence. We are honored to work with Marriott to bring the storied Ritz-Carlton brand to Houston.”

Houston’s luxury landscape is about to reach unprecedented heights with the official announcement of The Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Residences, Houston. Revealed on September 10th, this landmark development represents the brand’s first-ever hotel and branded residences in the nation’s fourth-largest city. The collaboration between Houston-based developers Deiso Moss and Cleary Interests with Marriott International brings together local expertise and global luxury standards. Positioned at 2120 Post Oak Boulevard, the development occupies one of Houston’s most coveted addresses in the prestigious Uptown-Galleria neighborhood. This strategic location places residents and guests at the intersection of world-class culture, dining, and retail experiences that define modern Houston living

Marriott International's luxury Ritz-Carlton hotel brand is expected to return to Houston. An executive from Deiso Moss, a local real estate firm, told the Houston Chronicle that the company is in talks with Marriott to construct a 44-story Ritz-Carlton hotel with 154 rooms and 114 branded residences. Deiso Moss has not revealed the timeline of the projects but said there will be 50,000 square feet of restaurants, lounges and amenities. The firm has launched a website for those interested in opting into more information about the residences. "Houston previously had a Ritz-Carlton hotel in River Oaks, which hosted the late Queen Elizabeth II when they toured Texas in 1991, but it was stripped of its name in 1997 along with three other Ritz-Carltons in New York, Washington, and Colorado," reads the article.

According to the release, Houston-based developer Deiso Moss and Cleary Interests are collaborating with Marriott International to debut the development, with Redeavor Group exclusively representing and marketing the private residences. "This project belongs to the city," Andrew Deiso and Taylor Moss, owners of Deiso Moss, said in the release. "It is conceived for Houston’s world-class residents, its future and the generations who will look to Houston not only as the energy capital of the world, but as a place of refinement, culture and enduring excellence."

One of the marquee names in luxury hospitality is finally coming to Houston. Developer Deiso Moss, Cleary Interests and Marriott International announced Wednesday the impending arrival of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Houston. The property at 2120 Post Oak Blvd., between Westheimer Road and San Felipe Street in Uptown Houston, would mark the first Ritz-Carlton's first hotel and residences in Houston, according to a press release issued Wednesday. "We are humbled to be part of this moment in Houston's history. This project belongs to the city," said Andrew Deiso and Taylor Moss of Houston-based Deiso Moss. "It is conceived for Houston's world-class residents, its future, and the generations who will look to Houston not only as the energy capital of the world, but as a place of refinement, culture, and enduring excellence. We are honored to work with Marriott to bring the storied Ritz-Carlton brand to Houston."

The project is the fruit of a collaboration between Houston-based developer Deiso Moss, Cleary Interests, and Marriott International. For the developers, this is more than a transaction; it is a contribution to the city’s legacy. They speak of the project not in terms of square footage and finishes, but with a sense of civic pride and a forward-looking vision. “We are humbled to be part of this moment in Houston’s history,” say Taylor Moss and Andrew Deiso of Deiso Moss. “This project belongs to the city. It is conceived for Houston’s world-class residents, its future, and the generations who will look to Houston not only as the energy capital of the world, but as a place of refinement, culture, and enduring excellence. We are honored to work with Marriott to bring the storied Ritz-Carlton brand to Houston.”

After a half-century career in Houston construction and development, Joe Cleary is back where it all started. But this time, he plans to move in. One of the namesakes of Houston’s Harvey Cleary Builders, he wanted to be involved in developing a skyline-defining, 44-story condominium and hotel tower in Uptown Houston because he believes that the city is ready for — and deserves — the level of luxury that it will bring. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Residences Houston project is also on Post Oak Boulevard, where his career began. Cleary retired from Harvey Cleary after 49 years and established Cleary Interests to provide selective project advisory services.

Houston’s first Ritz-Carlton residences will rise in a 44-story tower on Post Oak Boulevard, the developers confirmed Wednesday. This adds a second Ritz-Carlton branded condo project to the lineup in the Houston region before the project in The Woodlands is complete. Houston real estate firm Deiso Moss and Cleary Interests are collaborating with Marriott International to debut The Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Residences at 2120 Post Oak Blvd., a spokesperson shared with Bisnow. A timeline for the project was not disclosed.

Deiso Moss, which is developing a Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Residences at 2120 Post Oak Blvd., is bullish on branded, for-sale product in Houston, founder Taylor Moss said at the Hyatt Regency Houston West event. “We are a very wealthy city, almost as wealthy as some of those other primary markets,” Taylor Moss said. “We have no supply of those products and an immense, immense amount of demand. I think if you're able to meet that demand, you'll be very successful.” The average size of the Ritz-Carlton units will be 2,800 SF, fitting the needs of buyers coming from Tanglewood and River Oaks mansions, he said.