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New Listing: 4917 Jackson St., Houston, TX 77004

Stately Museum Home with many possibilites such as school, daycare, nursery, medical facility, treat

Seller motivated. Price Reduced. Exceptional Museum District Classic offers over 8,000 square foot corner lot with custom wrought iron and fence. Spacious room size on all 3 levels. The home has 8 bedrooms and 5 full baths. It has a garage apartment, conference/media room, exercise room, lots of storage spaces. Great landscaping, sprinkler system, fire sprinlker system and monitoring system. The home has double stainless steel oven and gas cooktops. All appliances remain. There are numerous possiblities for office, school, daycare, residential, student housing. You need to see this one. Prime location. Seller offers 1-year home warranty.

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Hwy 288 south, exit Southmore, Turn right. Proceed to second stop (Jackson st). Turn right. Proceed on Jackson to first street (Wichita) on right side.

Recession hits Texas - Houston still grows

houstonsyline1 300x152 Recession hits Texas   Houston still growsTexas’ economy started losing steam in late 2008, and now has joined the rest of the country in a full-blown recession, according to a new report from the Dallas Federal Reserve.

The state was, fortunately, late to the party: The national recession started in December 2007. It took another six months before Texas’ economy began to slow down, the report said.

Key indicators, including job growth, exports, and various manufacturing indexes all fell in the second half of the year, the report said.

Among the state’s biggest cities, Austin and Dallas have slowed the most in recent months, while Houston continued to grow.

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