This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: 462K SF Industrial Project Delivery Expected This Year
This week in Houston real estate news.
This week in Houston real estate news.
Conn's Inc. bankruptcy will likely shutter hundreds of retail stores and millions of square feet of industrial square footage.
All the week's top transactions in Southern California.
Sojo Industries is moving into a space at the Langhorne Logistics Center. Trophy Commercial Real Estate coordinated the sale of a $1.8M site in Norris Square.
Taurus' new portfolio encompasses more than 850K SF throughout Metro Atlanta.
A gantlet of zoning restrictions and community opposition has stymied redevelopment of western Washington Avenue, putting developers and residents at odds.
The Carlyle Realty Partners X fund raised $1B more than its predecessor and will focus on residential, self-storage and industrial assets.
GCM Grosvenor and Standard Real Estate Investments are planning to invest $500M into workforce housing and $100M into industrial.
This week in Houston real estate news, a crating company occupies more than 500K SF, Brandi Sikes is promoted, and multiple new home communities get underway.
The Houston-based developer acquired two newly built properties on Upton Drive from The Davis Cos.
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