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Houston Is So Short Of Construction Help, Developers Are Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands
A nearly 28,000-person shortage of construction labor in Houston is driving up costs and delaying timelines, forcing developers to get creative.
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A nearly 28,000-person shortage of construction labor in Houston is driving up costs and delaying timelines, forcing developers to get creative.
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This week in Houston real estate news.
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The latest in Houston real estate news.
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A new 26-story tower will replace several old Houston Methodist properties that will be demolished.
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Record-high Port Houston container volume and rapid population growth are spurring larger industrial leases, with no sign of a slowdown in 2022.
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The land around Buffalo Bayou is denser and more expensive than ever, but developers are seeing big opportunities and stellar views in the land.
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Central Houston has put forward a plan to spare residents living near the now-stalled Interstate 45 expansion the historic ravages of highway development.
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The Gulf Coast is benefiting from clogged West Coast ports as companies get crafty to beat back supply chain delays.
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The Shelter Cos. has unveiled plans for UNITi Montrose, its first co-living development aimed at young professionals struggling with rising rents.
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