Realtor Jeffrey Adamson has long been a resident of the humid
subtropical South, and Houston’s 90 degree plus summers are for Adamson
part of the beauty and languor of living and working in Houston. The
city is not located in the Tornado Alley which plagues most of the rest
of the state of Texas, although spring storms can bring tornadoes to
Houston. Houston survived the 2008 real estate crisis in the United States relatively unscathed due to its mandatory lot sizes for single
family homes and parking requirements, which has resulted in a great
deal of affordable housing. Numerous business districts have grown up
in Houston, including the popular Galleria-River Oaks area where Adamson
presents luxury high rise properties for discerning Houston residents,
and were Jeffrey Adamson lived himself.
Jeffrey Adamson Houston is justly
proud of its skyline, the fourth tallest in North America. A special
point of interest for Realtors® like Jeffrey Adamson, who strive to
present Houston’s finer property points, is the seven-mile tunnel and
skywalk system which links downtown buildings, shops and restaurants.
In a city with over 150 days of over 90 degrees of heat a year, this
unique system allows pedestrians to avoid rain and summer heat while
walking in downtown. Real estate developers are responsible for the
massive amount of office space in downtown Houston today, thanks to the
energy industry boom of the 1970’s which prompted the building of the
JPMorgan Chase Tower and the Wells Fargo Plaza, as well as the emergence
of Houston’s world-class skyline.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houston
Jeffrey Adamson Houston is justly
proud of its skyline, the fourth tallest in North America. A special
point of interest for Realtors® like Jeffrey Adamson, who strive to
present Houston’s finer property points, is the seven-mile tunnel and
skywalk system which links downtown buildings, shops and restaurants.
In a city with over 150 days of over 90 degrees of heat a year, this
unique system allows pedestrians to avoid rain and summer heat while
walking in downtown. Real estate developers are responsible for the
massive amount of office space in downtown Houston today, thanks to the
energy industry boom of the 1970’s which prompted the building of the
JPMorgan Chase Tower and the Wells Fargo Plaza, as well as the emergence
of Houston’s world-class skyline.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houston
