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TEXAS, WE HAVE GOOD NEWS

With all the bad news around every day, isn’t it nice to have some good news once in a while?

Perry Homes would like to share with you some of the good news we have recently read. Seems like everyone in the country is talking about how great Houston is! But we already knew that. Now the rest of the country is being enlightened by sources like Newsweek, CNBC and Kiplinger.com, as well as local reporting by The Houston Chronicle and Houston Business Journal.

Kiplinger.com ranks Houston as number one on its 2008 list of best places to live. So take a few minutes and read some good news!

 

Houston Chronicle

Houston housing gets a vote of confidence. - read more

Forbes

Houston - Best U.S. City for Earning a Living - read more

Best Cities To Buy A Home - read more

Kiplinger.com

Best Cities to Live, Work and Play - read more

Houston, Comeback Kid - read more

Houston Business Journal

Houston population growth highest in nation - read more

The Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metropolitan area had
the second-largest employment increase in the United States
in the year to July, adding 57,100 jobs, according to
the Bureau of Labor Statistics - read more

Newsweek

Houston, We Have No Problems - read more

CNBC

America's Top States for Business - read more

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