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