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It is interesting to compare the City of Bellaire (Bellaire) with the City of West University (West U) through the prism of subdivisions, and learn the subdivision make up of each city. Bellaire trumps West U when it comes to … Continue reading →

CHILDREN AT RISK released the 8th annual (Public) School Rankings across the state of Texas.  The list is currently published on their site at: http://childrenatrisk.org/research/school-rankings Top 10 Elementary Schools (though I included 3 more schools in HISD). The 1st number … Continue reading →

Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC,  has released its annual Home Listing Report (HLR). The rankings are based on the average listing price of a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home in a given market. States and cities are ranked from most affordable to … Continue reading →

74 houses sold in Bellaire in the last quarter (July-Sept. 2012). Average sales price was $744K, median $727,450, low $269K, and highest $2,200,000. Average days on market 54.66 with 97% sales price to list price ratio. Email me (maya@cbunited.com) anytime … Continue reading →

There are 134 Bellaire houses available for sale as of today (June 17, 2012), 97 of which are actively on the market and not under the contract yet.  Most houses (23) are listed between $800K-1M range, followed by 19 houses … Continue reading →

Don’t forget that the “Bellaire Town Square Family Aquatic Center” a.k.a. Bellaire Pool opens for the summer season today at 11am (we’ll be there! :-)) and will be operating every weekend (Sat.: 11am-6pm, and Sun.: 1pm-6pm) throughout the May.   Summer … Continue reading →

For the seventh consecutive year, CHILDREN AT RISK evaluated and ranked 150 high schools, 277 middle schools, and 769 elementary schools in the Greater Houston area, released in partnership with the Houston Chronicle.  Greater Houston is comprised of the following … Continue reading →

HISD’s first-ever Mandarin Chinese Language Immersion Magnet School is accepting applications for the 2012–2013 school year. Students will have the opportunity to become fluent speakers, writers, and readers of Mandarin Chinese, and will gain a multicultural perspective that will prepare … Continue reading →