Houston was named the top emerging industrial market by Cushman & Wakefield, though it isn't likely to break into the primary markets anytime soon.
Houston rent growth is on the decline, in line with a national trend.
Wade Bowlin is using his decades of experience to lead Avison Young's Houston office through an uncertain CRE environment.
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.
This week in Houston real estate news.
A new coworking office in Houston also offers luxury car storage, and some offices come with a view of the parking garage.
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.
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.
Houston's retail vacancy rate is slightly above the national average, but discount stores, fitness centers and experiential retail are keeping occupancy up.
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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