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This week in Houston real estate news.
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Conn's Inc. bankruptcy will likely shutter hundreds of retail stores and millions of square feet of industrial square footage.
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All the week's top transactions in Southern California.
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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.
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Taurus' new portfolio encompasses more than 850K SF throughout Metro Atlanta.
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A gantlet of zoning restrictions and community opposition has stymied redevelopment of western Washington Avenue, putting developers and residents at odds.
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The Carlyle Realty Partners X fund raised $1B more than its predecessor and will focus on residential, self-storage and industrial assets.
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GCM Grosvenor and Standard Real Estate Investments are planning to invest $500M into workforce housing and $100M into industrial.
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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.
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The Houston-based developer acquired two newly built properties on Upton Drive from The Davis Cos.
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