Net Absorption 2003: 2M SF 2016: 8.6M SF Leasing Activity 2003: 15.6M SF 2016: 21.7M SF Average Asking Rents 2004: $5.68/SF 2017: $7.21/SF Vacancy Rate 2004: 8.9% 2017: 5.6% Net Absorption 2003: 726k SF 2016: -64k SF Leasing Activity 2003: 18M SF 2016: 2. ...
... across the board to rise as a result of the Houston recovery. During an interview following his panel appearance, Cabrera ... Experts recently said Hurricane Harvey and the ensuing flooding of Houston could see the price tag for recovery reaching $190B, ...
... consolidations, space give-backs and record sublease levels, Houston's premier office buildings are still outperforming the market, ... well-capitalized owners and asking rents holding steady in Houston’s skyline, a significant gap between bid and asking ...
... listings were added this quarter. The combined result is Houston’s sixth consecutive quarter of negative absorption. Flight to ... occupied in new projects. As the development pipeline slows, Houston's net absorption continues to taper. Grocery expansion has ...
... and Bayport container terminals. Kirby Inland Marine, a division of Houston-based Kirby Corp, will be the first tenant at HMS ... feet to provide mooring for 76 barges, according to the Houston Business Journal. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank's Rob Stillwell and ...
... neighborhood and Lyndon Johnson taught school at the local Sam Houston High School. In the late 1960s, Montrose became the center ... of Houston’s counterculture movement. The area’s cheaper rents at older ...
In a 10-6 decision, Houston City Council voted Wednesday to join Texas' other three largest ... 130 residents lined up to testify, many immigrants themselves. The Houston area is home to the third-largest population of immigrants ...
Facing a $100M budget deficit, the City of Houston has approved the sale of $2M worth of city streets ... School campus for $431K. Instead of cash, the buyer, the Houston Independent School District, is swapping the streets for a 7 ...
... ultimately come to market and provide ample supply in Houston.” Houston joins two cities in Ohio at the top of ... rents in many submarkets are increasing, like in Downtown Houston, despite its burgeoning pipeline. According to Alliance Residential's ...
... retail users often get 15% higher revenue here over Dallas. Houston is becoming a regular second market for companies looking to ... says there are multiple mixed-use projects being considered in Houston with food halls. They’re typically about 10k to 20k ...
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