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November 11, 2008 – Three defensive players and one offensive player - three seniors and one junior - were named today as finalists for the 39th Rotary Lombardi Award, presented by Wachovia. This year’s award dinner will be held on December 10 at the Hilton Americas Hotel in Downtown Houston. Houston Dynamo President and former Houston Oiler Oliver Luck will be the featured speaker at the event.
Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis returns to the finalist list after being chosen as the only junior among the final four for the 38th Rotary Lombardi Award, which went to LSU’s Glenn Dorsey. Returning as captain for his senior season, Laurinaitis is the 13th player to be named a finalist from The Ohio State University, which boasts six winners, the most from any school. A.J. Hawk was the last Buckeye to win the award in 2005.
University of Southern California linebacker Rey Maualuga is the sixth Trojan finalist. USC's leading tackler in 2007, Maualuga returned for his third season as the Trojans' starting middle linebacker as a senior in 2008. USC has not had a Rotary Lombardi Award winner since 1979, when Brad Budde took home the award.
University of Texas defensive end Brian Orakpo is the 11th Longhorn finalist. Orakpo is a senior who battled a knee injury for the entire 2007 season but ended the year by earning Defensive MVP honors at the Holiday Bowl. The last winner from Texas was Tony Degrate in 1984.
Alabama offensive lineman Andre Smith is both the lone offensive player and junior among this year’s finalists. Smith is the sixth finalist from the University of Alabama and is looking to become the second Alabama winner since 1986, when Cornelius Bennett took home the prize. Smith has started in every game of his career at left tackle and lost 25 pounds prior to the 2007 season, increasing his mobility.
Founded in the weeks following the 1970 death from cancer of legendary football coach Vince Lombardi, the Rotary Lombardi Award has consistently delivered upon the mission set forth by Marie Lombardi when she granted the use of her late husband’s name. Her only stipulation was that all net proceeds from the event be donated to the American Cancer Society. Millions of dollars have been raised since that time.
For tickets and table sales information, visit www.rotarylombardiaward.org. Founded in 1912, the Rotary Club of Houston, a service organization comprised of professional and community leaders, serves our community through its numerous public health, youth, international and local activities. Projects and events such as the Jesse H. Jones Rotary House International, the Rotary Lombardi Award. the Distinguished Citizens Award, Camp Enterprise, Polio eradication and much more touch the lives of our global community.
Due to the finance crisis Turnberry Ltd. had cancel their project to built a 34-story luxury condos in Uptown Houston, TX, Buyers was noticed about the cancellation and the deposit will be refunded plus interest accrued on the money, according to Turnberry,
This is the first project Turnberry has had to discontinue in more than 40 years in the real estate development business according to Jim Cohen, a vice president of sale at Turnberry Ltd,
There are still many luxury high rises condo available in Houston such as:
2727 Kirby Condos - www.2727kirbycondos.com
Huntingdon Condos - www.Huntingdoncondo.com
Montibello Condos - www.houstonmontebellocondos.com
Villa D'Estate - www.villadestecondos.com/
For more information on Houston Luxury High Rises, please visit www.HoustonLuxuryHighRises.comor e-mail: Steven Teoh Houston Luxury Homes and High Rises Specialist at Steventeoh@remax.net
Mosaic on Hermann Park |
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5925 Almeda Road (Map) |
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| Area | Texas Medical Center, Houston Museum District, Inner Loop |
| Price | $220,000 to $2 Million |
| Type | High Rises Condomindum |
| Stories | 30 |
| Units | 396 per towers |
| Penthouses | 36 |
| Year Built/Converter | 2008 / 2009 |
| Architect | The Preston Partnership |
| Developer | Phillips Development |
| Management | 214-239-4532 |
| Concierge | Yes |
| Valet Parking | Yes |
| Fitness Center | Yes |
| Party Room | Yes |
| Pool | Yes |
| Sauna | Yes |
| Tennis Court | No |
| Theater Room | No |
| Guest Suites | No |
| Conference Room | Yes |
| Wine Room | No |
| Storage Space | No |
| Service Elevator | No |
Mosaic on Hermann Park, your home of towering high style in Houston’s heartbeat. This is location to live for.The city center: a mile and a half away. The Texas Medical Center and Rice University: less than a mile. The historic Museum District: a stone’s throw. The 445-acre park: it’s your yard. The Mosaic Condos gives you the best of a vibrant city, from park to work to chic to shop . . . with breathtaking views, equally amazing value, and exquisite interiors as individual as you are.
Mosaic is a Certified Fiber-Optic Development, which means each residence has a direct fiber-optic connection delivering an array of entertainment and communication services. This powerful and blazing fast network provides a stunning technology experience.
Video of Mosaic at Hermann Park
For more information or to schedule a showing of any property Call (832) 298-2893 or e-mail: Steven Teoh, your Houston High Rises / Lofts expert.
Keystone Lofts |
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| 1120 Texas Ave (Map ) Houston, TX 77002 |
| Area | Downtown, Houstoric District |
| Price | $199k to $500K |
| Type | High Rise Lofts Condominium |
| Stories | 8 |
| Units | 34 |
| Year Built | 1920 / 1998 |
| Architect | Joseph Finger |
| Management | 713-410-2070 |
| Concierge | Yes |
| Valet Parking | No |
| Fitness Center | No |
| Party Room | No |
| Pool | \No |
| Sauna | No |
| Tennis Court | No |
| Theater Room | No |
| Guest Suites | No |
| Conference Room | No |
| Business Center | No |
| Storage Space | No |
| Service Elevator | No |
In 1998 the Keystone renovation was complete and the building was renamed to "Keystone Lofts". With only 34 units Keystone is one of the smaller buildings in Houston's downtown. The Keystone units range between 1,350 and 4,400 square feet, with amenities such as hardwood floors, 10-foot ceilings, tiled jacuzzi tubs and granite countertops.
The Keystone building was originally designed by architect Joseph Finger and built in the early 1920's
For more information or to schedule a showing of any property Call (832) 298-2893 or e-mail: Steven Teoh, your Houston High Rises / Lofts expert.
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