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A national model for community planning, the River Oaks neighborhood in Houston is a treat for those who live there. Residents of the neighborhood have convenient access to all the arts and entertainment downtown Houston has to offer. But they do not have to sacrifice peace and quiet in exchange. Some seriously well-coordinated planning, coupled with the proximity of natural features such as the Buffalo Bayou and Memorial Park, gives the River Oaks neighborhood a serene atmosphere rarely found so close to major downtown areas. Get to know the River Oaks neighborhood and what makes it such an attractive place […]

With some of the most well-connected and picturesque waterways in the country, Seattle is a wonderful place for boat lovers. If you like boats and other watercraft and have some free time between January 23 and February 1, 2015 you may want to check out the Seattle Boat Show. The 67th annual event, held at the CenturyLink Field Event Center and South Lake Union, offers more than just a glimpse at the newest models across the watercraft spectrum. Here are some of the experiences that await you!

As a living model, the master-planned community is growing in desirability and popularity. But even where burgeoning master-planned communities are concerned, RidgeGate in the beautiful Denver suburb of Lone Tree, Colo. has a lot going for it. Here’s why this neighborhood, which houses the luxury apartments of AMLI RidgeGate, can anticipate success as an idyllic, green living community for decades to come.

For some decorating enthusiasts, old is gold. If you’re a collector or looking for an ornate chifforobe, mahogany rocking chair, or other antiques, St. Charles, Ill. is antique lovers paradise! Shopping for antiques is a great way to spend a day…or even a weekend. The trick is you need to know what you’re looking for. We’ve tried to help you out by breaking down some shops and events that are a must when exploring antiques and collectibles.

Napa Valley and Sonoma, Calif. may be the first places that come to mind when you think of wine tasting in the United States. But there are plenty of other regions wine enthusiasts have successfully experimented with the cultivation of grapes for wine production. Ranked one of the best wine travel destinations in 2014 by Wine Enthusiast Magazine, The Texas Hill Country is home to more than three dozen vineyards. If you live in an Austin apartment, you hardly have to “travel” to reach these wineries. Here are a few places you can sample locally produced wine in idyllic vineyard settings without even having […]

Over the last decade, Dallas has experienced tremendous growth. And for good reason. Dallas is one of the best cities for desirable jobs, has a strong presence in many industries, is blessed with generally excellent weather, and has a talented population that attracts more all the time. If you plan to or are considering a move to the Big D, there are a number of things you should know about this world-class city before you arrive.

Rich in culture, talent, and natural beauty, Southeast Florida is a region that has attracted people of many different backgrounds for centuries. Established to showcase the region’s history, diversity, and artistic talent, the Miramar Cultural Center in Miramar, Fla. is a place to discover, learn about, and enjoy this culture and talent. Here’s a taste of the offerings you can experience at Miramar Cultural Center, just moments away from AMLI Miramar Park.

A thriving city that has had another stellar year for growth in its economy and population, Dallas is a place where people have reason to celebrate. As the year draws to a close and the Big D prepares to ring in 2015, you can rest assured there are plenty of ways to celebrate in style. If you want to get out of your Dallas apartment this New Year’s Eve to celebrate the arrival of 2015, here are a few things that may interest you.

The weather is cold, daylight is growing increasingly sparse, and plenty of Chicagoans are feeling the effects of the weather. In other words, winter has arrived. Just because the weather bites doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up in your apartment. At least not until the next polar vortex blasts Chicago, anyway. Regardless of whether you’re actually up for braving the cold or would rather move from one heated place to another, you can find something that suits you on this list of winter activities in Chicago.

In chilly cities like Montreal and Toronto, residents opt to get around via elaborate networks of tunnels to avoid the biting cold and wind in winter. Downtown Houston’s underground tunnel system is also used primarily by residents who don’t want to face the weather on their way to work or during lunch breaks, but for different reasons. Climate-controlled, the seven-mile network of tunnels is reliably cool and dry. Learn more about Houston’s downtown tunnels here.