A nearly 28,000-person shortage of construction labor in Houston is driving up costs and delaying timelines, forcing developers to get creative.
This week 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.
Record-high Port Houston container volume and rapid population growth are spurring larger industrial leases, with no sign of a slowdown in 2022.
The land around Buffalo Bayou is denser and more expensive than ever, but developers are seeing big opportunities and stellar views in the land.
Central Houston has put forward a plan to spare residents living near the now-stalled Interstate 45 expansion the historic ravages of highway development.
The Gulf Coast is benefiting from clogged West Coast ports as companies get crafty to beat back supply chain delays.
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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