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Janice Pekema

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  1. The house is back on the market for $235,000 come to save it!
  2. This house was built in 1960, has all the lines of a Floyd design, can anyone verify for sure. Is is www.har.com 3510874
  3. The house has had an addition, plus the skylight has leaked for some time. A low pitch roof is very difficult to drain properly. I am very aware of protecting homes, sometimes it is a fine line. The first person with the cash gets the home, one of you step up to the plate and save this home. It is not up to me, if I had the money I would do it myself. But a few years ago I did a house at 210 Foust in Memorial Bend, I will never do that again. The owner is not willing to finance. So you see it is really up to you, while you are at it their is a copy of this house on Memorial right at the Chevron station.
  4. I am the Listing agent on this home, what Homedopot special? Kimberley is priced to sell it is a great deal but needs work. The master bath is original. Thats it. I am sorry if you feel I am dangerous, but the house was built in 1960 and needs work. What Neighborhood do you live in, lets make sure your story is correct. Janice Pekema Premier Properties quote name='GoAtomic' date='Friday, October 7th, 2005 @ 1:09pm' post='51890'] ACK !!!! This is one of the noted houses from the "Contemporary Center" promotion of Kimberly as "Houston's One Block Long Idea Street." The listing realtor is dangerous to original houses. The same realtor worked the purchase of a contemporary house in my neighborhood that had original period bath tile, light fixtures, etc, and 'rehabbed' it into just another yucky homedepot special. They've now got it for sale for an unrealistic price, didn't get approval for any of the work they did, etc. What CAN be done is for the Kimberly house .... a concerned neighbor or individual could talk to the owner and convince them to put a clause into the contract to prevent the house from being torn down for x years. It might be worth a shot. And, yes, Memorial Plaza is turning into teardown central. Those houses are too nice to have this happen. Somebody save it, please ....
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