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February 28, 2019February 28, 2019 By Drew Platt

Houston Runs for Recovery!

Houston is known for a lot of things. Its diversity, its vibrant arts, culture, dining scenes, and its thriving, equally diverse economy, just to name a few, but what many don’t know is that it is also home to one of the largest and most diverse recovery communities in the world. That is, recovery from substance abuse and compulsive disorders. This broad community includes everything from treatment centers tied to our health care sector to sober living communities.

January 3, 2019January 29, 2019 By Boulevard Realty

Another Chapter: Recommitting to Galveston, Island Life

The new year is officially here, and for many of us, that signals a time to start fresh, and write a new chapter. Here at Boulevard, 2019 is certainly bringing in a season of change. In Houston, as we prepare for the 2019 version of our annual kick-off meeting (that serves as a launching off point…

December 29, 2016February 23, 2017 By Bill Baldwin

Bill Baldwin: Honored to be of service along with Houston’s 36,000 “redefined” realtors

This post is part of a series called Bill's 50 Things Having worked as a realtor in Houston for close to 20 years now, I’m obviously quite familiar with the numerous benefits of the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR). For those not working in real estate though, it may be hard to fully appreciate the significance of HAR in…

June 16, 2016July 15, 2020 By Boulevard Realty

5 Reasons Sunset Heights is a Foodie Paradise 365 Days a Year

With our home and, more importantly, our heart in the Heights, we naturally love everything about this area. One of our favorite pockets of the Heights though is Sunset Heights, the northern portion of the Greater Heights area. We can’t get enough of Sunset Heights, and are so proud to share everything there is to…

June 2, 2016June 2, 2016 By Boulevard Realty

Homes that make us happy: Contemporary

This post is part of a series called Homes That Make Us Happy We recently came across a thought-provoking article by Jacoba Urist called The Psychological Cost of Boring Buildings. The article explains how scientific evidence shows that living and working in or around architecturally interesting buildings and varied, vibrant urban settings (read: no zoning) can lead…