Stories spotlight the developer’s innovative home-building process and unique designs.

Houston, Texas (PRWEB) November 04, 2015

The second article, “Distinct Design,” showcases Surge Homes’ unique designs and exclusive partnership for the Greater Houston area with Tendances Concept, a leader in custom made kitchen and bathroom design.

“We are honored to be featured in The Metropolitan Builder so we can share our story and the ways in which we are developing new condominiums, new townhomes, and new single-family homes that reflect the needs and wants of modern Houston homebuyers,” said Louis Conrad, partner at Surge Homes. “The magazine is an industry must-read, and we are excited to be a part of it.”

For more information on Surge Homes, read the October issue of The Metropolitan Builder. For information on the builder’s new condos, new townhomes, and new single-family homes, visit the Surge Homes Discovery Center.

ABOUT SURGE HOMES
Surge Homes Development LLC (Surge Homes) is a residential real estate developer and builder. The company is owned by partners Louis Conrad and Ben Lemieux, who each have 25 years of experience in real estate. Conrad and Lemieux have worked together on various single-family home and condominium communities in Montreal, Canada, as well as four condo development projects in Houston through innerLoopCondos.com, Inc. Learn more about Surge Homes on its website and contact the company for more information.

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