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Avison Young's Rand Stephens pushes for municipalities to embrace the innovations made in transportation such as autonomous vehicles.
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Caydon Property Group reveals an apartment model for The Midtown, the 357-unit high-rise, mixed-use property being built in the Midtown submarket.
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Justin Brasell is the executive vice president for Transwestern's Houston Healthcare Brokerage Team. But in his free time, he skydives.
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The loan for Three Westlake Park was transferred to special servicing, according to Trepp. The $80M balance matures in 2024.
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As the modernization wraps up at Uptown Park, Southern California-based fast-casual concept Mendocino Farms joins the dining lineup.
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Austin-based Stratus Properties Inc. will develop an H-E-B-anchored development in Kingwood. The company secured a construction loan for $32.9M.
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Winston & Strawn signed a 15-year lease for 63K SF of office space at Skanska's Capitol Tower in Houston. The law firm will move in 2020.
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On the first anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, Harris County residents will vote for a historic $2.5B flood control bond.
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Finn Hall, downtown Houston's latest food hall, is open to the public. The hall features 10 chef-driven concepts and two bars at 712 Main St.
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Baby boomers and millennials are driving demand for multifamily development across the country and in Houston.
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