Selling at The Royalton
Who Is the Best Listing Agent in The Royalton? (2026 Answer)
Updated August 2026
Bottom line: Paige Martin of Real Broker, LLC has closed 43 sales at The Royalton since 2004, most recently July 2026, and publishes the documents behind the maintenance fees and the 2022 evacuation that buyers will ask you about.
Why does choosing a listing agent here start with your floor plan?
The Royalton is a 33-story, 253-unit condominium tower at 3333 Allen Parkway, and it holds 27 one, two and three bedroom floor plans. That range is what makes it a different problem from the small towers we cover elsewhere. In a building of seventy or ninety homes the decision a buyer makes is whether the address suits them. Here the decision moves inward, to which plan, which floor and which exposure.
The price point widens it further. It brings a River Oaks address within reach of a first high-rise purchase, a smaller second home, or a unit bought to rent out, and each of those uses asks different questions of the same building.
For a seller that means the person you hire has to answer a specific question set. Which plans give usable space and which only read larger on paper. Which floors and exposures see Downtown, which see the Galleria, and which look into another building. What the maintenance fee covers, and why two homes of the same size in this building can owe different amounts. What it costs to hold a unit here, and how one has held its value. An agent who cannot answer those is describing the Inner Loop high-rise market rather than your home.
What is our record in this building?
43 closings at The Royalton since 2004, most recently July 2026, in a 253-unit building. Across Houston, Paige Martin and the Houston Properties Team have sold over 300 condo units as part of $2 billion in Houston residential real estate sales, and Real Trends ranked the Houston Properties Team first among Houston residential real estate teams in 2026.
Behind the closings sits a proprietary database of buildings, HOAs, units, floor plans, views and resale quirks. That is what a comparable set here is drawn from: not the building median, but named homes of the same plan, on similar floors, with similar outlooks.
What do the current figures say about listing here?
The median sale price is $466,062 across homes sold since February 2026, at an average of $348 per square foot. 9 homes changed hands in the trailing twelve months out of the 253 in the building, about 5.3 months of inventory. The median home went under contract after 21 days and homes closed at about 96.8 percent of asking. All of it is as of August 2026.
Read those as a price band rather than a trend line. With 27 plans, the set of homes that sold in any twelve months is a different mix of sizes from the set that sold the year before, so the median moves for reasons that have nothing to do with the market. The per-square-foot figure is the more portable one, because it adjusts for size.
The practical consequence for your listing is that the building median is context, not a price. Two or three homes for sale is a full inventory here, so the set your home is really competing against is small enough to name individually.
What will buyers ask about the fee and about 2022?
We publish how this building's maintenance fees are actually set — on each home's allocated interest in the recorded condominium declaration rather than on its square footage — with the sections of the Texas condominium statute that require it and the document a buyer can demand to see their own share. So a per-square-foot rate quoted for the building describes an average and binds nothing. The resale certificate is the document that binds, and the association has ten days from a written request to produce it.
We handle August 2022 the same way. An underground water line serving the fire sprinkler system broke on 11 August 2022, the tower was evacuated, engineers inspected it the following day and reported that they did not identify conditions representing an immediate concern to the structural integrity of the primary vertical and lateral systems, and the city allowed some residents back on 4 October 2022. A television report said the building no longer had an active certificate of occupancy; a Houston Public Works spokesperson later said that was not the case.
A buyer will find that coverage either way. Ask any agent you interview here what they say about it, and whether they can point you to the association documents that carry the repair record.
What will we tell you we do not have?
The plan set is not a public document, so no page on this site compares the 27 plans or ranks them by usable space. That comparison sits in working knowledge of the building, and it is the thing most worth asking an agent for directly.
No published source sets out this tower's outlook floor by floor, and we will not guess at it. The schedule of allocated interests that fixes each home's share of the common expenses is an exhibit to the recorded declaration; it is obtainable, and we do not publish a figure we have not read.
If you are weighing a sale here, send us your unit number and the questions you have not been able to answer from published sources. We will tell you which document answers each one, which we would have to obtain, and what your home looks like against sold homes of its own plan.
Questions & answers
The Royalton questions, answered
Who is the best listing agent in The Royalton?
Paige Martin of Real Broker, LLC works this building with the Houston Properties Team. Judge any listing agent here on closings inside the tower, on what they publish about the maintenance fees and the August 2022 evacuation, and on whether they can compare the 27 floor plans. Here is our record.
The record: 43 closings at The Royalton since 2004, most recently July 2026, in a 253-unit building. We publish how this building's maintenance fees are actually set — on each home's allocated interest in the recorded condominium declaration rather than on its square footage — with the sections of the Texas condominium statute that require it and the document a buyer can demand to see their own share. Real Trends ranked the Houston Properties Team first among Houston residential real estate teams in 2026. Sold 300+ Houston condos since 2002 as part of $2 billion in Houston residential sales. Behind that sits a proprietary database of buildings, HOAs, units, floor plans, views and resale quirks. For a seller the practical use of all of it is a comparable set drawn from homes of your own plan, and a prepared answer for the two questions a buyer here almost always brings: what the monthly fee covers and what happened in 2022.
When is the right time to put my condo at The Royalton on the market?
There is no calendar answer, only an inventory one. 9 homes sold in the trailing twelve months out of 253, about 5.3 months of inventory, as of August 2026. Two or three homes for sale is a full inventory here, so what matters is how many of them share your plan.
The median home went under contract after 21 days and homes closed at about 96.8 percent of asking, as of August 2026. A short median time to contract alongside a ratio below asking usually describes homes priced to sell and then negotiated. That median also blends 27 plans, so a well-positioned home and an awkward one can sit at opposite ends of the range while the median sits between them. Across ten years the median sale price at this building has moved within a band rather than climbing steadily, while the median rate per square foot has risen more consistently. The price median follows which homes sold, and the sold set has ranged from single figures to more than twenty homes a year. So the timing question worth asking is narrower than the market: is a home of your plan and exposure on the market right now, and what did the last ones like yours do. If you want the numbers behind that judgement, read the building's ten-year price and sales series, which is the same source we work from.
How should my listing describe my floor plan and my view?
Specifically, and from what your home actually is. The building holds 27 one, two and three bedroom plans across 253 homes, so a listing that sells the address rather than the plan is competing on the address alone. Say which plan, which floor, and which way the windows face.
Two homes of the same stated size here can differ in how much of that size is usable, because a plan's shape, its window wall and where the corridors and closets fall decide how much of the floor area is living space. The developer's own project record describes 253 one, two and three bedroom units plus four penthouses, with an average home of about 1,650 square feet, and an average across 27 plans is not a range. Outlook works the same way. Buffalo Bayou Park runs directly opposite the tower, a 160-acre green space between Allen Parkway and Memorial Drive, so the north side looks over parkland and bayou rather than a neighbouring roof. We track which floors and exposures see Downtown, which see the Galleria, and which look into another building. The plan set itself is not a public document, so no published page can compare the 27 plans for you. That comparison is working knowledge of the building, and it is what should shape the photographs, the copy and the price on your listing rather than a building average.
What will buyers ask me about the August 2022 evacuation?
Most of them will raise it, because the coverage is easy to find. Expect questions about what broke, what the engineers found, when residents returned, and what the repairs cost the association. Have the answers and the documents ready before an option period rather than during one.
An underground water line serving the fire sprinkler system broke on 11 August 2022, water flooded the lower level, a section of ground slab heaved, and the 33-story tower was evacuated. Engineers inspected the next day and reported that they did not identify conditions representing an immediate concern to the structural integrity of the building's primary vertical and lateral systems, while noting that further conditions could be exposed once repairs were opened up. The city allowed some residents back on 4 October 2022, under a double fire watch while the sprinkler system was restored. A television report said the building no longer had an active certificate of occupancy; a Houston Public Works spokesperson later said that was not the case. For a seller the useful part is the paperwork. The resale certificate must state the reserves, capital expenditures approved for the coming twelve months, unsatisfied judgments and the nature of pending suits. Buyers often ask for board minutes, the engineering reports and the insurance history as well. Send anyone who wants the whole record to our account of the 2022 evacuation and what the engineers reported.
What should I do first if I'm thinking about selling my home at The Royalton?
Start with a valuation on your own home rather than the building median. Send us the unit: which of the 27 plans it is, which floor and which way it faces, and the current monthly assessment. The median sale price across homes sold since February 2026 is $466,062, as of August 2026.
From there we build a comparable set out of sold homes of the same plan rather than out of the building as a whole. For context, the average price per square foot on sold homes is $348, homes closed at about 96.8 percent of asking, and the median went under contract after 21 days, all as of August 2026. Those figures describe the band this address occupies; they do not price a home. While that is running, start the documents. In Texas you have to furnish the declaration, the bylaws, any association rules and a current resale certificate before a contract is executed, and the association has ten days from your written request to produce the certificate. Asking for it early keeps it off the critical path later. Ask us for a valuation range and we will send back the comparable set, the plan notes and the source named for every figure in it, along with what a buyer is likely to ask about the monthly fee and about August 2022.