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This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
This week in Houston real estate news.
Jan 17, 2022
This week in Houston real estate news.
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A retail rebound and a slower-than-usual pace of construction are driving up DFW retail rents — but the boost could be short-lived.
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For some women, the pandemic represented a leveling of the playing field, an opportunity to spread wings and the implementation of sought-after policy changes.
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From steel to paint and even paper cups, developers are having to get innovative to circumvent an ongoing shortage of materials and workers.
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The lack of a home-rule charter forces an extra layer of compromise when Princeton meets developers at the negotiating table.
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Many women walked away from CRE in the two years since the pandemic. Those who stayed sometimes lacked mentors, support and opportunities for advancement.
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People are visiting grocery stores less often, per new data. But they are buying more and those embracing tech and one-stop shopping are reaping rewards.
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Developers and landlords, once weary of gyms, now view fitness tenants as an important generator of foot traffic.
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City planners are preparing to launch rehab projects at Plano's dozens of retail centers over the next three to five years.
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Keeping up with fast-changing consumer demand in the wake of the pandemic has become do-or-die for retail.
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