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Houston was named the top emerging industrial market by Cushman & Wakefield, though it isn't likely to break into the primary markets anytime soon.
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Houston rent growth is on the decline, in line with a national trend.
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Wade Bowlin is using his decades of experience to lead Avison Young's Houston office through an uncertain CRE environment.
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Houston's downtown office scene will never be what it was pre-pandemic, so diversification of downtown's offerings is necessary for downtown's success.
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This week in Houston real estate news.
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A new coworking office in Houston also offers luxury car storage, and some offices come with a view of the parking garage.
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The Marriott West Loop by The Galleria lost about half of its value in five years and sold for $25.7M last month, Trepp data indicates.
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Patrick Duffy plans to step down as president of Colliers Houston. He will be replaced by Danny Rice, the firm's market leader for Central and West Florida.
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Houston's retail vacancy rate is slightly above the national average, but discount stores, fitness centers and experiential retail are keeping occupancy up.
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Ali Choudhri discusses what he's doing to keep his Galleria-area office buildings successful, despite lenders' attempts to move to foreclose on them.
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