- Federal Agency Launches Civil Rights Investigation of Houston’s Housing Practices Stemming from 2640 Fountain View Project [Houston Chronicle; previously on Swamplot]
- NAI Partners: Demand for Crane-Served Manufacturing Buildings Down in Houston Amid Oil Decline [Realty News Report]
- Drones Now Helping the Construction of Hines’ 32-Story Aris Market Square Tower Downtown [KHOU; previously on Swamplot]
- Francois de Menil’s NoLo Studios Artist Development in Acres Homes To Get Naming Tweaks [Houston Chronicle; previously on Swamplot]
- City, Housing Authority Targeting Repairs of Remaining Ike-Damaged Roofs in Blue-Tarp Program [Houston Chronicle]
- Retail ‘Floater’ Under Construction at Garden Oaks Shopping Center Will Add 2 to 3 More Tenants to Complex [The Leader]
- Galveston To Start Putting Away More Money for Operation of Its Trolley System [Galveston County Daily News ($)]
- Peppermill Place Apartments Residents Worried About Apparent Mold Growing in Apartment [Click2Houston]
Photo of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church: Russell Hancock via Swamplot Flickr Pool
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Two of the three Chronicle links are prompting for a subscription. It might be time for the ol’ “$” to start showing up on some of their story links.
Hate hate hate the paywall on Houston Crappicle articles!!
Thanks, Former — we’re taking a look at that!
It is still possible to copy the article’s title, paste it into the search box of your favorite engine and get results that are behind the paywall. Only a small nuisance.
Former – For the Chronicle links that are asking for a subscription, if you copy the title, and then Google it, the link it provides should be without a paywall. That usually works for me.
Although, normally, the title is the most substantial part of the Chronicle articles.
This decrepit Garden Oaks strip center is way overdue for a big remodel. Better yet tear it down and start over.
Garden Oaks Resident, I completely agree. The entire center is dated and under utilized. Would probably be better if they scraped it and started over.