Bellaire Boulevard To live in Bellaire s beautiful neighborhoods is to enjoy the quaintness and quiet of small town America without giving up all the amenities of the big city. From the water tower bearing the city s name in old-fashioned script to the colorful historic trolley car in the middle of town, much of the City of Bellaire is reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting. You ll find many of the small shops are locally owned.
People wave to each other on the street.
The city has its own police and fire departments. And yes, there is a Fourth of July parade through town. All-Stars who won the United States Little League Championship. After spending several weeks crowding around television sets in local restaurants and the community center watching their very own Boys of Summer, the citizens of Bellaire turned out in droves to welcome their champions and let them know how proud they were. Debbie Abadie of Keller-Williams Realty says, People are moving to Bellaire because of its small town atmosphere, the willingness of the citizens to take an active interest in what is happening in their community, and the close proximity to what Houston offers in the way of sports and the cultural arts.