- Freddie Mac Survey Shows Mortgage Rates Dropped to Lowest Point in Three Months [Houston Chronicle]
- HAR Data Reveals Where Average Sales Prices for Single-Family Homes Rose the Most [HBJ ($)]
- Houston Makes Food and Wine, Travel + Leisure’s Lists for Best 2019 Travel Destinations [Culturemap]
- Hines Scraps Plans for 150-Acre Business Development off I10 and Igloo, Sells Land to Costco [Houston Chronicle]
- After 31 Years of Service, Hickory Hollow on Washington Ave. Sets Closing Date for Jan. 13th [abc13]
- Federal Government Raising Limits for Reverse Mortgages by 7% in 2019 [Houston Chronicle]
- Oil Downturn Has Houston’s Commercial Real Estate Market Struggling with Vacancies [Houston Public Media]
- Emancipation Park Conservancy Receives Historic Designation, Grants from Kinder Institute [Houston Chronicle]
- Beloved Pop-Up Blood Brothers BBQ Opens Brick and Mortar at 5425 Bellaire Blvd. on Dec. 20th [Eater]
- Houston Ranks Number 7 in Country for Holiday Package Theft [Houston Chronicle]
- Bombshells Opens Fifth Houston Area Location on I10 East [PR Newswire]
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Re: Houston # 7 for Porch Pirates
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With the ready availability of Amazon Lockers and/or delivery to your workplace, we wouldn’t make it to this list at all. Both of these “tips” are at the end of the article.
Meh, Amazon’s welcome to put a locker at the end of my neighborhood street, but I’d still rather just report a package stolen and have a new one shipped instead of having to go pick it up at a store/elsewhere.
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Besides, when it comes to porch pirates it’s not the amazon packages most of us are worried about at all.
Wolf Brand Chili:
Amazon delivery to your workplace….well that can be open to porch/front door pirates also. Amazon left a package at our business front door at 1:15am this morning.