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A Houston urgent care facility has big expansion plans in mind, mostly targeting suburban Houstonians.
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The medical office is wandering toward recovery post-pandemic as the industry also trends toward where people live in Houston.
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Melissa Pasche and Jackie Rye have been appointed partners in a Houston architectural firm looking to boost its diversity internally and externally.
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March data shows Texas has the most workers back in the office. But after several stagnant months, the future of the office-first format is less certain.
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Hillwood Communities' first two Houston developments are next to each other, just west of its third, set to go up in League City.
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This week in Houston real estate news.
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A newly formed real estate development company is planning an agriculture- and human-centric community on 235 acres of land in Fort Bend County.
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A new 1.4M SF Sun Belt acquisition for Taurus Investment Holdings includes two Houston properties, one still under development.
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Houston is tied with San Antonio in rental averages at $1.42 per square foot, the lowest among Texas metros. That could leave room for rent increases.
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A 63-year-old warehouse is being renovated into a single-story office building — the opposite of the recent trend nationwide to convert offices to other uses.
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