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HDT Builders – Two New Homes Started In Houston Heights

by Rich on July 31, 2010

Heights Builder, HDT Builders, is starting their next project in Houston Heights. It takes a lot of time to select lots, negotiate the sale, close on them, survey them, do site prep for construction, get City approval for every step, etc., etc., then finally start building. Well, that time is finally here after months of [...]

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Woodland Heights Historic District?

by Rich on June 21, 2010

Woodland Heights Historic District? Woodland Heights subdivision** is not yet a historic district, but took its first step in getting there by turning in to City Council a petition signed by 51% of residents.  Maybe it will join other Heights Historic Districts: Houston Heights East;  Historic Heights West;  and tiny Freeland Historic District. The historic designation issue was [...]

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Introducing My Interactive Map of Houston’s Near-Northside Neighborhoods

by Rich on February 25, 2010

Check out the Interactive Map of Houston Near-Northside Neighborhoods These area areas I know, love, and concentrate on. Clicking on the name of the neighborhood will take you to my latest posts on that subdivision. I know, I don’t have posts on all these areas yet, but I soon will have. If you are considering [...]

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Brookesmith, Houston Heights Area, A Good Place to Buy A Home?

by Rich on December 30, 2009

Even if you are new to the Houston area, you know about Houston Heights;  the 1910-1920’s neighborhood just inside the 610 N Loop. If you are a resident, you also know that there are many subdivisions within this larger neighborhood, some more desirable than others. One of the relatively unknown pockets of the Heights is [...]

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Considering Moving to Houston’s Heights?

by Rich on October 5, 2009

“The Heights” is a unique Houston neighborhood built in the 1910’s to 1930’s. It is now an eclectic area of distinguished restored homes, homes needing updating, period-look new construction, and unique shopping areas. The close-in location and historical nature has driven the price steadily upward. The demand for the updated older home and for new construction [...]

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