houston real estate
My new job is in downtown Houston. I am currently
working as a
Physician's assistant at the Houston
Medical
Center. I couldn't have found a better job on
the
planet, I hope. See, aside from the fact that I
love my job,
and my downtown Houston
Condos, there
seems to be a bit of trouble brewing right
under our
noses here at the hospital.
One of the first
relationships I had to make when
coming to this hospital was with the
Chief of
Medicine, Dr. Erickson. He is a really great guy with
a
sly outgoing personality meant for a salesman not a
doctor. After my
first year of working together we
had developed a pretty good
relationship. One day I
was looking through the Houston
homes for rent section
of the newspaper when he walked up
and sat down beside
me on the bench. He struck up a conversation
about
Houston real
estate. He told me about when he bought
his first Central
Houston real estate. He recommended
various Houston
realtors that he had come across over
the years. He
suddenly paused midway through telling
me about his Houston
Heights real estate he just
bought and looked down at the
floor as if lost in
thought. Looking back up at me he had a sort of
stoic
and angry look on his face. Apparently, from what I
gathered,
the price for Houston
Texas Real Estate had
gone way up in the past few months.
This was good for
his own personal assets because they became
worth much
more. The problem came for the hospital. Dr.
Erickson
told me he had been planning to buy the
Houston
memorial real estate lot next door to the
hospital. It was
his plan to put in a new cancer ward
for research. Now the worth of
the Houston
Medical
real estate had risen but the only way he could use
any
of that new money would be to sell another part of
the hospital. He
was obviously very distressed about
the situation and seemed as if he
had been dealing
with the problem for quite a while. I hadn't even
known
that prices for Houston Real
Estate had gone up
at all because I moved from New York only a year
before.