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Cheniere Energy's 151K SF lease in downtown's Texas Tower is another sign tenants are eyeing flashy, Class-A offices.
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Modular construction is becoming a bigger part of life sciences construction and is poised to expand in biomanufacturing.
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The Meridian Group is preparing to break ground on a massive industrial complex, Hines has signed on four tenants at The Parks at Walter Reed and more deals.
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Baker Botts signed the year's largest office lease so far, a 172K SF renewal and extension at 910 Louisiana.
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A new study touts Houston's bona fides as a life sciences industry draw, but it will take some work to break into the top tier.
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Despite a construction slowdown, several major projects that already put shovels in the ground are expected to deliver this year.
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Skanska inks first two retail tenants for the Heming at Scotts Run and NRP Group and EJF Capital close a $61M construction loan for Hyattsville multifamily.
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State intervention is needed to provide capital and speed up planning if Ireland wants to hit its housing targets, according to residential players.
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Property managers need to be more skilled, educated and tech-savvy than ever before, panelists said at Bisnow's Houston Property Management Conference.
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Ireland's real estate transactional market came alive in the second half of 2024, after a painfully quiet first six months of the year.
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