This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
This week in Houston real estate news.
This week in Houston real estate news.
The first quarter of 2022 is shaping up much like late 2021 when it comes to office vacancy in Houston.
Most U.S. cities have a higher carbon footprint in the suburbs, but Houston relies so heavily on cars that its output is higher while its gap is smaller.
At over 250K SF, Shell Oil company took the top spot easily in November, with no other Houston office lease breaking 200K SF.
This week in Houston real estate news.
Most of Houston's affordable housing isn't subsidized, and that puts it at risk for price hikes when aging properties need renovations.
TGD Cedar Port now has 23M SF of industrial and manufacturing warehouses finished or under construction.
Houston is building life sciences facility, now it's only waiting for more companies to come.
The five largest office deals inked in the last quarter were in downtown, but Fed interest hikes might make the future of office unclear.
Over the course of a year, the small Texas town of Manvel will see a 1M SF retail development. But if it wants to sustain growth, it has more work to do.
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