A look in at the pool that will be the centerpiece of one of the bars.Photo by Caroline Gallay
Will the funeral bars really be ready to open by Wednesday as advertised?Photo by Caroline Gallay
Photo by Caroline Gallay
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An architect's rendering of CityCentre Three, currently under construction
CityCentre continues to expand.
Real Estate Confidential
Houston's west side continues to boom with new tenants and expansion atCityCentre
Jun 30, 2011 | 8:00 am
Woodland Heights
Glenbrook ValleyPhoto by David Bucek
Heights South
Less than 50 percent approval
"A great day for preservation": Three new historic districts approved in Houston
Jun 29, 2011 | 1:25 pm
The house is beautifully covered in fig ivy which neatly frames the mullionedwindows and French doors.
The dramatic entry hall has been used as a setting for ads in Veranda, SouthernLiving and Antiques Magazine.
The master suite is extra spacious and features contemporary bath and closets.
The interior pool terrace is reminiscent of a glamorous French hotel.
The living room is filled with light thanks to the floor-to-celing French doors.
This spacious guest bedroom enjoys a serene ambiance.
On the Market
A Parisian-style pied-a-terre right here in River Oaks offers oodles of Europeancharm and appeal
Jun 29, 2011 | 12:46 pm
Apartment rents figure to only rise in Houston.
National apartment occupancy is going to go up to about 95 percent by this timenext year, which means rent will be going up also.
Real Estate Round-up
Cheap rent? Forget about it as apartment living trumps home ownership in therecession
Jun 28, 2011 | 8:29 am
In a June 7 photo, a crane batters a the 10-story Downtown Y building.Photo by Tarra Gaines
Reduced to rubble, the Downtown Y still holds memories.Photo by Clifford Pugh
Despite the daily blows, the grand old building has stood tall, like apast-its-prime heavyweight that staggers under a vicious onslaught but refusesto fall until it can no longer withstand the brutal pounding. This photo wastaken earlier this month.Photo by Clifford Pugh
The distinctive letter "Y" in two-toned brick marked the buildingPhoto by Clifford Pugh
The distinctive entrance to the temporary living quartersPhoto by Clifford Pugh
The back side of the Y near Smith and Pease was among the first to go in MayPhoto by Clifford Pugh
Photo by Tarra Gaines
Photo by Tarra Gaines
Cliff Notes
Another landmark bites the dust: The old Downtown YMCA has memories that can'tbe replaced
Jun 27, 2011 | 6:07 am
The IAC's future neighborhood.
Emily Todd, board member of the Independent Arts Collaborative.Photo by George D. Hixson
The current DiverseWorks location north of downtown.
$22 million still needed
A new art nexus: The implications of Houston's (proposed) Main Street artscomplex
Jun 26, 2011 | 4:01 pm
The main living areas of this traditional townhouse are on the ground floorwhere the custom kitchen opens to the living room.
The patio home, as some call it, is located with three other homes behind highiron gates.
The study opens off of the living room and has access to wrap-around green spacethat surrounds the property.
The master bedroom on the second floor opens to a spacious balcony.
This second-floor bedroom opens to a sitting area with fireplace.
The entry hall speaks of warmth and richness.
The formal dining room opens to the living area.
The custom breakfast bar wraps around the stove island in the center of thekitchen.
On the Market
This Galleria bachelor pad is well-suited for a family, a couple or anyone witha love of luxury
Jun 25, 2011 | 6:08 am
Brookfield Bank
Oil powered real estate: Chevron buys former Enron digs in one of the biggestdeals ever
Jun 24, 2011 | 1:36 pm
Crisp & Raw Studios in EaDo.Julie Soefer
The lobby of the Alexan Lofts.
Down House in the Heights is filled with beautiful furnishings fromInstallations.Photo via Facebook
The red lighting and open floor plan makes Crisp & Raw studios a great place forwork and play.Julie Soefer
The interior of Anvil Bar & Refuge is just as quality-driven as its cocktails.
The Elder Street Artist Lofts are housed in the former Jefferson Davis Hospital.
Repurposing Power
Recycling real estate: Five Houston buildings that focus on the old, not the new
Jun 23, 2011 | 10:17 am