pant001

hope you have several cattle prods and firearms for this mission

Nope nothing like. I feel safe here.

Okaaaaaaayyyy......can you tell us how you decided on this particular location for your new home?

There are quire a few contributors to this site who own early 20th century houses in the East End and are interested in seeing the area improve.

I lived in EE for a while. My father in fact won the land from a state action, which he in turn was going to build aparments. His placs changed one I announce my engagement. This home is a wedding present from my parents.

There is a few homes coming up in the EE, plus the new high school being built on Milby and Lovejoy and the Metro Rail. I hope that more people come to EE to build their homes. Just on the block on the home on Lovejoy and Sidney there are 3 unoccupied homes.

1. Home of a senior citizen -- passes away last year

2. Home currently owned by the IRS.

3. Someone who has moved to "I don't know where" (only bad thing her daughter doesn't want to sell).

People on this block are mostly senior citizens who will be passing away soon. I know bad thing to say But this will be perfect for those who want to build home near and around downtown. This will bring a great improvement to EE and you don't have to drive that far to get to work. I will say one thing I'm sick of seeing these townhomes going up. What happened to people living in homes?

Also just an FYI the Tyson building on Canal is being turned into another townhome/condo

Why not rebuild the hood. It will raise the value of some of your homes and make it feel safer, like upper Kirby or a lower version of River Oaks. It will be a welcoming change and we can stand to get ride of the druggies, gang bangers, and loud music. Making the east end what it use to be.

I greatly appreciate your comments on my new home.