In addition to making customers happy, Adele Cohen Segel makes news. Over the years numerous articles have been written about her projects and accomplishments.

Recent Headlines...

• Industry pros help put loud bang for the buck into transactions (more)
  Bolstered by a very strong energy sector, job and population growth and affordable housing, the greater Houston area continues to be a bright spot in the national real estate market. Even so, those involved in buying and selling homes are seeking out the most favorable areas of town and employing a multitude of techniques to help their clients get the most value.
• 5 Questions With Adele Cohen Segel: Realty specialist helps seniors shift their health care to home (more)
  The oldest members of America's baby boom generation turn 60 this year, and for many, moving into a retirement community or a nursing home does not fit into their plans. They are going to want to grow old in the homes where they raised their families, believes Adele Cohen Segel, owner of Relocate & Renovate, who uses her interior design and real estate expertise to help seniors live active and self-sufficient retirements in their own homes.
• Aging in place is health care, real estate catchword (more)
  As those in the baby boomer generation steadily move toward retirement age, they have started thinking about where they plan to spend the remaining years of their lives. While some may have needs that require the care offered in a nursing home or assisted living facility, others will prefer to stay in their homes. Houston companies, both in the health care and residential real estate industries, are embracing an "aging in place" concept that will allow them to do this. The number of companies providing home health care are increasing, and builders are receiving aging-in-place certification.
• Aging In Place: Design, Services and Products Turn Home, Sweet Home Into Retirement Home (more)
  Retiring to a tropical island or a cabin by a mountain stream sounds idyllic, but just remaining comfortably in their current homes is the goal of most Americans. That was the dream that prompted Priscilla and Stuart Schube to call interior designer Adele Cohen Segel, ASID, for their fifth, and most important, project together.
• BUILD CLEAN (more)
  There are a lot of choices out there for materials and products to use in our homes. But how do we know which ones are safe for our families and the environment? BuildClean was formed to help answer that question.