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  Got Weird? Houston's Weird Homes Tour Needs a Few More Stops

  August 24 at 5 a.m.

  Is your home creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky? Has your personal collection surpassed curated and fallen deeply into the abyss of compulsion or obsession? Then it's possible that your oddities might just be strange enough for the organizers of the Houston Weird Homes Tour®. This year's self-driving tour sees a...

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  The Jaw-Dropping Homes on AIA Houston's 2018 Home Tour

  August 10 at 4 a.m.

  The AIA Houston 2018 Home Tour showcases excellence in design by licensed architects. The homes on this year's tour include natural materials, energy-efficient windows and doors, Texas native landscaping and a creative blending of the indoor and outdoor living spaces. The AIA Houston 2018 Home Tour is scheduled for noon to 6 p.m. October 20-21, aiahouston.org, with tiered pricing: $10 (single home, day of), $20 to $30 (bicyclists, pre-sale or day of) and $25 to $35 (full-tour, pre-sale or day of). (Photos by Benjamin Hill Photography) 

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  Sawyer Yards Gets a Little Bigger With New Sabine Street Studios

  April 26 at 5 a.m.

  Sabine Street Studios joins the eight other renovated industrial buildings that make up the core of Sawyer Yards, one of the nation’s largest artistic communities.

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  The Latest Trend in Houston Real Estate: Addams Family Decor

  Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 4:25 p.m.

  The Internet is full of tips and tricks for getting a property sold fast during a seller's market: baking fresh cookies in the oven, hiding family photos, and investing in a professional stager. This Houston family took it one step further and decorated their home in the style of the Addams family or The Munsters.
  
  Amy McGee of Coldwell Banker United, Realtors - Greenway Plaza recently listed this home at 806 Oxford in the 77007 zip code with an asking price of less than $1.35 million dollars. It's only had one owner since it was built, so click through and check out this New Orleans-inspired dig for a hauntingly good time.
  

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  Tiptoe Through Some of Houston's Weirdest and Wackiest Homes

  Sunday, October 8, 2017 at 3 p.m.

  Hippos and horses and mummies, oh my. Come with us on this visual tour of the art and architecture on the 2017 Weird Homes Tour Houston. Stops included Bonnie Blue's art house, Sharon Kopriva's artist's haven, Sue Shefman's Hippolotofus House, Kelly Amen's KGA Compound and Anne Reese Hernandez's portrait home. This year's tour also took us to Selia Qynn's secret garden, Rebecca Lowe's The House of the Tree, Dirk and Susan Stronck's The Journey Through Time house and Alix Dunn's working studio. VIP insiders were able to check out the amazing art in the Lester Marks Collection. Let's keep Houston weird.
  

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  Houston's Best Bets This Weekend: Battle of the Music Genres

  Friday, October 6, 2017 at 4 a.m.

  Tim McGraw, Faith Hilll, Action Bronson and Oscar de la Renta, well maybe not Oscar himself, but the fashions in lieu of his presence will certainly suffice for this star studded weekend. Pick your poison between a country concert that packs two of country music's most beloved performers and the...