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How Real Estate Does Halloween

Transwestern’s Houston office hosted a Halloween bake sale this week. (The must-have: Marilyn Goodsell’s annual Halloween popcorn bags.) All the proceeds were donated to Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and Transwestern's sending a team to attend the walk on November 7. The firm's raised over $2,500 for the walk.

Inventure Design's Rachel Rodgers, Marie Dort, Paty Rivera (monkey), Courtney Beam and Tiffany Lee won their firm's costume competition for group costumes.

Here's the whole Inventure team. The individual costume winner was Katie Keig with her wrecking ball costume. (You can see her there in the front row.) Principals Jason Pryor and Raymond Romero (back row) won honorable mention for their Napoleon Dynamite and Pedro costume.

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