Nearly 1 In 5 Texas Restaurants Forced To Close Because Of Coronavirus

A survey found that 19% of Texas restaurants have permanently closed because of the coronavirus.

Developers Prepare For Lengthening Project Timelines

Developers in Houston are bracing for lengthening project timelines as the coronavirus continues to disrupt daily life.

Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Avison Young Principal Todd Mason

Going beyond the bio with Todd Mason, principal at Avison Young.

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran Multifamily Investment Sales Team Moves From JLL To Colliers

Chip Nash, Todd Stewart and Bob Heard are jumping to Colliers.

A Wave Of Industrial Properties Are About To Deliver, With Nobody Ready To Fill Them

Houston is facing a short-term glut of industrial product.

Howard Hughes Closes On $490M Of Loans Amid Public Stock Offering

Howard Hughes Corp. secures two loans totaling more than $490M.

CRE's Next Generation: Transwestern's Katy Gragg On How Better Training And Technology Will Guide The Future Of CRE

Katy Gragg on how brokerages can better train the next generation.

My New Normal: Pinnacle Structural Engineers President Adam Cryer

Pinnacle Structural Engineers President Adam Cryer talks about running a business during the coronavirus pandemic.

Flood Analytics Are Proliferating Among Service Firms, But CRE Is Slow To Invest

Flood analytics are more available than ever before, but CRE has been slow to buy in.

Howard Hughes CEO Paul Layne Steps Down, David O’Reilly Named Interim CEO

Howard Hughes Corp. CEO Paul Layne has stepped down from the role after less than a year.