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Realtor Event
December 14
6pm–8pm
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1.800.485.3618
www.pdvuptown.com
Place des Vosges is a private collection of custom homes with a French exterior and clean aesthetic interior, secretly hiding on Wynden Drive, a quiet cul-de-sac in the shadow of Uptown Park, Post Oak Boulevard and Tanglewood- a three minute walk to Uptown Park via [...]
The Houston real estate market closed out 2009 with a more realistic snapshot of local conditions, ending three months of sales readings that appeared high compared to Hurricane Ike’s crippling effects on housing in the fall of 2008.
According to the latest monthly data compiled by the Houston Association of Realtors, December [...]
After a late lunch yesterday afternoon, Fabian and I toured the beautiful new Texas French Home showhouse in the new Place des Vosges development by the Butler Brothers. I knew I would really like it as soon as I found out that all of the furnishings are from Mecox Gardens, the lighting is from Circa [...]
Houston Business Journal – by Allison Wollam
A Houston builder is bringing a French accent to Uptown Park with a new super-upscale residential community.
Butler Brothers is planning a $25 million gated community, dubbed Place des Vosges, that will feature 17 French-inspired custom homes on a U-shaped street that is sandwiched between South Post Oak Lane and [...]
Take a look at the Place des Vosges progress! The model home has just been dried in, and the two behind it are almost finished with the framing stage.
Uptown Park/Post Oak Area
Welcome to Houston’s most beautiful, most well-manicured, stylish section of town. This is Uptown Park/ Blvd Place and The Galleria.
Anchored by Post Oak Boulevard, the Uptown Park District is an organic, mixed-used development that has evolved over several years to become the heart of beauty, sophistication and style while enjoying international prominence [...]
Published: June 1, 2009
Houston Business Journal
When Dave Bishop’s employer, ConocoPhillips, said his office in Oklahoma was being restructured and his job was moving to Houston, he knew the drill.
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