houston texas: CITY HALL FARMERS MARKET AND VICTORY GARDEN is back
- 09/02/11 10:43 AM
CITY HALL FARMERS MARKET AND VICTORY GARDENMayor Annise Parker Wants Houstonians to Grow and Buy Local Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of GreenHoustonTx.gov and always a big favorite for Innerloopers The City Hall Farmers Market Kicks off February 2, 2011 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., downtown at City Hall!(Wednesdays, February 2 to June 29 and September 7 to December 21) October, 2010 -- The City Hall Farmers Market officially opens for business on Wednesday, October 13, 2010, around the Reflection Pool, in front of City Hall, 901 Bagby, Houston 77002. Managed by Urban Harvest, the weekly Wednesday market, 10 a.m. – … (0 comments)
houston texas: Rodeo Fun Continues! Houston Texas
- 03/05/11 07:07 AM
Rodeo Fun Continues! Houston Texas The Houston Livestock show and Rodeo is here!! Not only will the kiddos get to enjoy the petting zoo, the livestock show, talent contests and the carnival, but the adults can enjoy all that and great food and drinks, shopping and some of the biggest names in Country, Rock and Pop music. What's on the concert line up this week at the Reliant Center?
Monday, March 7th:Tim McGraw Tuesday, March 8th: Keith Urban Wednesday, March 9th: Martina McBride Thursday, March 10th: Rascal Flatts Friday, March 11th: Lady Antebellum Saturday, March 12th: Gary … (1 comments)
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2011: The Year a House Again Becomes a Home by The KCM Crew on December 29, 2010 · 281Share For almost a decade now, every time we talked about real estate we immediately discussed money. We didn't talk about the value of a home but instead about the price of the house. We didn't worry about a roof over our heads but instead the ceiling on our interest rate. We didn't care as much about where we raised our family as we cared about how much we increased our family's … (1 comments)
COLLEGE STATION (Real Estate Center) - Home sales statistics are likely to paint a picture of a weakening market through the end of 2010 and the first half of 2011. While it's tempting to attribute the bleak numbers to a deteriorating housing market, an economist with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University said that doesn't tell the whole story. "The year-over-year decline in existing home sales will be the result of comparing months when there was no tax … (0 comments)
AUSTIN (Texas Association of Realtors) - Texas Department of Savings & Mortgage Lending Commissioner Doug Foster has issued a notice allowing the continuation of the de minimis exemption until further action is taken by the state legislature. This exemption, which was briefly repealed by the federal SAFE Act, means that a seller can once again finance up to five properties in a 12-month period without being licensed as a residential mortgage loan originator. … (0 comments)
houston texas: Innerloop Houston Real Estate-Linda J. Marshall,ABR,Broker,Realtor,713-523-4600,www.LindaMarshallRealtors.com
- 04/28/10 01:54 PM
Good news from the Real Estate Center at A&M!!!!! posted by Linda J. Marshall with permission Risk of Major Home Price Decline Low in Texas By David S. Jones, senior editor, Real Estate Center Release No. 19-0410 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (Real Estate Center) - A new study from the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University explains why Texas' housing market fared far better than other states during the current downturn. It also suggests why the state's economy is expected to continue to do better than the rest of the nation in the coming months. "Texas' lower-than-national-average housing cost is one … (0 comments)
CITY HALL FARMERS MARKET AND VICTORY GARDENMayor Annise Parker Wants Houstonians to Grow and Buy Local Fruits and Vegetables
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