$3B Of Lost Office Value In Dallas, Houston 'Hurts All Parties'

Texas has two of the five U.S. cities with the most vacant office square footage, meaning it loses $3.2B of rental revenue, according to a study.

Credit Market Thaw Signals It's Time For Houston Developers To Tackle New Troubles

Houston developers say they could overcome high construction costs, supply chain snags and a lack of skilled labor if credit markets continue to thaw.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Technip Energies Takes Over 6 Floors In The Energy Corridor

This week's top transactions in the Houston commercial real estate scene.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Energy Company Renews, Expands Downtown Office Lease

This week in Houston real estate news.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: Howard Hughes Tops Out Mass Timber Office

This week in Houston real estate news.

Fiber Internet Company Leases Nearly 100K SF For New HQ In Houston

A fiber internet company leased 94K SF in a Southwest Houston office building to use for its headquarters and warehouse space.

Economist: Houston’s CRE Market May Be Flat, But It’s Ready To Weather Storms Both Natural And Political

Houston's CRE market could be hurt by loan maturities and tariffs, but it has population growth and resilience on its side.

'Exciting Times For Houston': $6.5B Manufacturing Facility Confirmed

Eli Lilly announced plans to build a $6.5B pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Houston's Generation Park.

Houston Restaurateurs To CRE Pros: Work With Us

If restaurateurs want to stay in a space in Houston long-term, they need a relationship with their landlord built on transparency and trust.

Starwood To Sell Port Houston-Area Industrial Park For $244M In Biggest Industrial Deal In Over A Decade

The sale would be the largest in the Houston market since December 2010 when the 3M SF Greens Port Industrial Park sold for $261.6M.