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- Trademark Property Co. To Develop 82-Acre Town Center in Katy [Realty News Report]
- Surge Homes Begins Pre-Sales for Museum District Condominium Project Museum BLVD [HBJ]
- Florida-Based Advenir Buys 320-Unit Park Lakes Apartment Homes South of the Texas Medical Center [Houston Chronicle]
- JLL: Houston Will See Improvement in Demand for Real Estate from Energy Companies in 2018 or 2019 [Houston Public Media]
- 5 Tips for Homebuilders on How To Weather the Oil Slump [HBJ]
- Ross Dress for Less Opening in Fidelis Realty Partners Development in Northeast Houston [Houston Chronicle]
- Commuter Bus Service Woodlands Express To Start Picking Up Reverse Commuters to Montgomery County [Houston Public Media]
- First Sunday Streets Event Held Outside Loop 610 on Mile-Long Stretch of Eldridge Pkwy. on Far-West Side [Houston Chronicle]
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I’ve ridden the Woodlands Express in reverse route many times. Just look at the schedules to find out where the bus will actually return (It’s NOT always the point from which it left). The drivers looked surprised a few times, even having to clear it with dispatch more than once, but they let me deadhead.