Houston's significant pipeline of office conversion projects contributes to the national trend of conversions and demolitions surpassing new construction.
A 25-bps drop won't do much, but more rate cuts may lead to more trades and ground-up development in Houston.
Manufacturing giants won't keep up their early 2025 pace of Houston investment announcements, but vendors will follow and support a stable industrial market.
Favorable occupancy and rental rates are trickling down to lower-tier office buildings, signaling a broader market recovery.
Houston Apartment Association officials said they worry the program would be too broad and inequitable to properties of varying sizes.
It will take more than two interest rate drops and incremental rent growth to get multifamily developers to stack their pipelines again.
Ronnie Deyo will replace Dan Bellow as JLL's Houston president after the two spent three decades working together.
Demand is surprisingly robust for high-quality properties in good locations, but the same can't be said for heavily distressed Class-C assets.
Multiple industrial developments break ground, Camden sells an apartment community and more in this week's Houston real estate news.
Midway sold the retail portion of its Memorial-area mixed-use district CityCentre to the developer of neighboring Memorial City.
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