The Watermark at Houston Heights, an upscale senior living community that is under construction at 1245 W. 18th St., will be the tallest build…
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The Watermark at Houston Heights, which offers 220 senior living units and is expected to open in the first quarter of 2022, will feature a to…
The Watermark at Houston Heights, an upscale senior living community that is under construction at 1245 W. 18th St., will be the tallest build…
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The Watermark at Houston Heights, an upscale senior living community with seven stories, 220 units and a terrace deck with a view of Downtown Houston, is taking reservations and expects to open in the first quarter of 2022.
For much of this year, local neighborhoods have experienced more booms than downturns in terms of year-over-year, monthly home sales. That was not the case last month, however, with October seeing sales drop across nearly the entire area, according to the most recent data from the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR).
On a chilly (low 60s) wet day in Dallas this past November 4th, hundreds of people stood on a downtown sidewalk holding signs and flags, some …
Editor Adam Zuvanich is still a big fan of Thanksgiving, but he's appreciated the chance to ring in the Christmas spirit a bit earlier this year.Â
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Incumbent Elizabeth Santos and Janette Garza Lindner are squaring off in a runoff election for the District I seat on the Houston ISD Board of Education. Early voting for the runoff starts Monday, Nov. 29.
Incumbent Anne Sung and Bridget Wade are competing in a runoff election for the District VII seat on the Houston ISD Board of Education. The challenger Wade was the leading vote-getter in the general election.
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