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The Malveaux family's love of real estate dates back to 1749 when two brothers were gifted a newfound freedom and hundreds of acres of land in the Opelousas/Saint Martinsville area of southern Louisiana, where many Malveauxs still remain today. In 1940 Jospeh Rushton Malveaux, Andrew's grandfather, bought land in Houston's Riverside Terrace area, which the family has called home-base ever since. Andrew began his career in real estate 25 years ago by working for the world-renowned, non-profit organization Project Row House, where he served in many capacities, including Executive Director. He is known as an expert on Third Ward/Riverside Terrace and this reputation can be attributed to his knowledge of and affinity for the venerable neighborhood his family has called home for over 80 years.

Andrew's mission in real estate is to participate in the ongoing development of Greater Houston into a collection of vibrant neighborhood communities of families and businesses.

While Malveaux loves helping traditional buyers and sellers make wise, real estate decisions, his investor clients appreciate his skill in helping them profit through the buying, selling, renovating and leasing of various types of investment properties. Malveaux has worked in relocation services for 9 years and is equally adept at serving as an ambassador for clients relocating to Houston from all over the world. He has been married to his college sweetheart, Bianca, for 30 years and they are blessed with two phenomenal children: Andrew III (22) a senior Pre-Med major on the basketball team at Texas Southern University; and Mackenzie (19) 2019 USAG All-Around State Champion gymnast, and now a sophomore majoring in Health Sciences/Physiology at The University of Arizona.

Manuel Dan DeLeon is an effective real estate professional equally adept at accommodating buyers and sellers whether their interests are in re-sales, town homes or condominiums. He tediously maintains a thorough market knowledge of many of Houston's distinctive neighborhoods, and has become noted for his successes in the Heights, the Woodland Heights, Garden Oaks, Shepherd Park Plaza, Timbergrove, Oak Forest, and other close-in neighborhoods.

Clients and customers appreciate Manuel Dan's business style. He is very patient and easy to work with, and perhaps his greatest strength is the care he demonstrates to each client. His genuine caring attitude is translated into being available to his clientele, along with a dedication to having the results fit their individual needs. Manuel Dan's success is directly related to the number of times he goes the extra mile for his clients and customers.


Manuel Dan's clients appreciate his excellent communication skills, his effectiveness at negotiating contracts, and his attention to details throughout the process. His passion for the home buying and selling process is contagious and is apparent when clients hire him to be their representative.

When Manuel Dan is not serving his real estate clients, he enjoys jogging, going to movies, and music (including attempts at playing the guitar/violin). He is involved with various local theater groups, is a Reiki Master, has a passion for Alternative Medicine and Eastern philosophies and isfluent in Spanish. As a native Houstonian, his passion has always been older, established neighborhoods, personally buying and remodeling/restoring many of his own homes.

Moez Maredia has been in the real estate business since 1993 and brings extensive knowledge of the industry from luxury townhomes to high end hotels. He has a unique approach to getting results from rock solid research and knowledge. He lives by the moto "Extreme Knowledge, Extreme Service, Extreme Results." Moez has a passion for design and architecture and continually researches latest trends. Friends, family and clients often seek his opinions and suggestions, while clients rely on his creativity to help them make crucial decisions in the home buying or selling process. Focusing on the Houston Inner Loop including downtown, midtown, Museum district, Galleria, Heights, River Oaks, Memorial, Tanglewood, West University and the Rice/Medical Center area.