Houston Is Top 20 In The World

Houston is the 18th biggest city in the world for economic and commercial real estate strength, according to JLL’s Cities Research Center. Houston also landed as the 11th largest metro in economic size last year and garnered the 17th highest amount of real estate investment in the globe in the last three years. (Despite our unbelievable development and new record sales pricing lately, we’re still only ninth in the US.) Tokyo took the top slot; London got the most real estate investment over the past three years.

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