• Noble Energy Center One in Vintage Park Sold to Arizona-Based REIT [Houston Business Journal]
• Chevron Will Use $12M State Grant for Downtown Tower To Cover Employee Moving Expenses, Home-Selling Costs, Bonuses [Texas Observer; previously on Swamplot]
• Good Dog Houston’s Wheel-Free Location Now Open in the Heights [Houstonia Magazine; previously on Swamplot]
• House of Pies in Upper Kirby Won’t Be Finished With Fire Repairs To Open By Thanksgiving [Click2Houston]
• Private Oak Forest Security Patrol Looking To Open 24-Hour Storefront on T.C. Jester [The Leader]
• Market Square Park’s Latest Revival Attempt Likely To Stick [Texas Monthly]
• Pearland Most Affordable Texas Suburb, According to Real Estate Website Movoto [Culturemap]
• Houston a Top Destination for Millennials from 2009 to 2012, According to Census, Brookings Institution Data [Houston Business Journal]
• Planting of Native Texas Trees Today To Provide Shade for Camp Eagle at Faith West Academy in Katy [Fort Bend Herald]
• Houston’s Top 10 Graffiti Artists [Art Attack]
• 10 Reasons Why Houston Is an Up-and-Coming Destination [Complex]

Photo of the Wortham Fountain at Waugh and Allen Parkway: Russell Hancock via Swamplot Flickr Pool