Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Even in his last decade of life, Gerald D. Hines’ immense vision loomed over everything his namesake real estate development firm did. Major directors at the company would ask themselves, “What would Hines do?” as they plotted the lat…
Read MoreDespite COVID-19, 2020 has been a rather remarkable year for luxury homebuilder Al Ross. Since January he has sold three multi-million dollar homes and just last week placed another spanking new River Oaks mansion on the market with a listing price of …
Read MoreIt goes against all conventional thinking, but after dismal sales in Houston’s luxury real estate market in April, May and June — a tumble attributed to COVID-19 — July proved to be a blockbuster in terms of sales of homes priced at or above $750…
Read MoreWhen builder Bill Hughes and decorator Nancy Charbonneau joined forces to redevelop a 1980s house in The Woodlands into a stylish 21st century abode to go on the market, they never imagined that the project would develop into something of a love story …
Read MoreThe Hunters Creek neighborhood of Memorial Villages is one of Houston’s most desirable locations. Its tranquil streets are shaded by tall oaks, and its wide-range of architectural styles make the area endlessly intriguing. Now a showcase house has hit …
Read MoreThe spectacular 26,638-square-foot mansion at 120 Carnarvon in the Memorial area turned heads when it went on the market last October for a staggering $29.5 million. It has been off the market for a while. As of Tuesday, the property is back with a cha…
Read MoreIt’s hard to think of the Park Cities as being separate from Dallas, since they are surrounded by all the action and just minutes from downtown. The arts district is a stone’s throw away, and the Park Cities directly border other popular Dallas neighbo…
Read MoreWhat could be sweeter than landing a plush luxury apartment home right in the heart of one of Houston’s hottest neighborhoods? Tuscany Walk boasts close proximity to some of the city’s top amenities. The Galleria, Buffalo Bayou and River Oaks are all w…
Read MoreIt’s an interesting Houston home for interesting times. Built in 1976 after Mid-century Modern had outlived its prestige (only to be revived with design reverence in this century) and before housing booms that resulted in lesser quality construct…
Read MoreWith Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner talking about shutting down the city daily, with temperatures flirting with all-time records and baking everything in sight, it can seem like there is no relief in sight this summer. The opening of Texas’ large…
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