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Friday, July 20, 2007

Daily Demolition Report: Petty Crash

Four lorn homes, ready to meet their landfill. See the list after the jump.

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Monday, June 18, 2007

Daily Demolition Report: The Fall of Ben Hur

A Heights institution falls. That and more in our daily list of demolition permits—after the jump.

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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Daily Demolition Report: Jack Hammered

A fast food icon quickly devoured, plus the end of a house on an oak-lined Woodland Heights street. Details after the jump.

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Friday, June 8, 2007

Daily Demolition Report: Y’all Fall Down

Knocked down in Houston: Six end-of-life houses—after the jump.

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Tuesday, June 5, 2007

New Listings: The Turquoise Townhouse

2604 Yorktown Place Interiors

What’s your favorite color? Maybe a seafoam green? Looking for a townhouse?

This $439K unit has it all: The light, seafoam entry hall, the deep-green dining room, the aqua bedrooms. All in a gated, Galleria-area enclave, where you can enjoy your hue obsessions in private.

More pics, including the Laundry Room (guess what color?) after the jump.

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Thursday, July 6, 2006

Now Open, and with Easier Checkout: Hotel Indigo

Hotel Indigo Houston It used to be the Regency Park senior living facility. It was tucked behind the Galleria on Hidalgo, near Sage. But now, with new owners, a complete renovation, a new concept, and (we presume) a new clientele, the Hotel Indigo is finally open for business.

The lifestyle boutique hotel introduces a “renewal” concept, incorporating continuous thoughtful changes made throughout the year to provide even the most frequent guest a unique experience with every stay. The renewal elements of Hotel Indigo will include periodic changes to vivid murals, area rugs, plush duvets and slipcovers.

We like that last part: Changing the slipcovers is an especially thoughtful touch for a former senior home.

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