Houston’s Office Market Not As ‘Atrocious’ As It Appears. The Numbers Are Starting To Prove It
Please peel back the onion to see that our office market isn't all that bad, Houston CRE players are asking.
Please peel back the onion to see that our office market isn't all that bad, Houston CRE players are asking.
Read King Properties plans to build a 336-unit apartment complex and four retail buildings in a mixed-use development called The Market at The Groves.
A former La Quinta hotel will be demolished to make room for a new retail development on Loop 610 in Houston's Galleria area.
Novel Office sold 3555 Timmons in Houston’s Greenway Plaza after boosting occupancy from 70% to 95% less than two years after buying the building.
This week in Houston real estate news.
Hoping to capitalize on Houston's job and population growth as well as the departure of big corporate housing names, new players are looking to expand.
Value dislocation, maturing debt and tariffs may bring the Houston CRE market some pain, but it will also create generational change and opportunities.
A new convention center starts construction, a Galleria-area office building sells and a Tomball townhome community is on the way in this week's deal sheet.
Silver Star REIT is trying to avoid foreclosure and a proxy contest to replace its board while pivoting from office to self-storage.
Urban Logistics Realty breaks ground on a business park and industrial parks trade hands in this week's deal sheet.
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