While some Houston office buildings are being torn down, there is seemingly more demand than capital available for demolition jobs.
A former Whole Foods in Midtown Houston is going on three years vacant, despite the market's 95.2% occupancy and strong demand for vacant space.
Triten Real Estate Partners and Taconic Capital Advisors have purchased 1111 Fannin in Downtown Houston.
This week in Houston real estate news.
7 of the biggest deals in 2014
Village at Palm Center affordable housing mixed-use breaks ground
Adam Allen on condos, debt/equity capitalizations
Cedar Crossing sells in one of Houston's biggest land sales ever
Katy office construction making it a submarket of its own
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