BRIARGROVE by David Michael Young The Briargrove subdivision was established in 1948 on the old Peckham family farm, which was miles beyond Houston’s city limits at the time. While most of the original 1 story, ~2,000 SF single family homes have been renovated, many have been torn down to make way for much larger 2… Read More 2023Q2 Real Estate Update
By Mitch Creekmore, CIPS – Throughout history, great personal wealth has been attained through real estate ownership, but for most of us, it has been limited to investment in a primary residence. While Mexico 2nd home real estate can be a viable investment venue, Americans have had a great deal more trepidation considering properties “south… Read More Living South of the Border
The Good Son: Memorial Villages resident fulfilling baby boomer’s luxurious needs… Read More The Good Son: Memorial Villages resident fulfilling baby boomer’s luxurious needs
Houston single family housing sales set an all-time record in 2016 despite sub-$50 oil prices. It’s all about jobs. In prior oil and gas downturns, Houston – The Woodlands – Sugar Land Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) lost up to almost 5 percent of all total net jobs. And this time? On a net basis, Houston finished up 2016 with an all-time record number of jobs at 3.016 million. That is a gain year-over-year of 14,400 net new jobs. While a miniscule growth percentage of 0.5 percent, it still was positive.… Read More The Best Oil and Gas Downturn Houston Has Ever Seen
