Lyric Market Names New Operator

Lyric Market has tapped food hall management company Hospitality HQ to serve as its new operator.

Landlords And Tenant Advocates Scramble To Unpack Legal, Financial Ramifications Of The CDC Eviction Moratorium

The CDC eviction moratorium caught both Houston's landlords and tenant advocates by surprise.

Healthcare Systems Likely To Reduce Lease Space Amid Shrinking Margins

The coronavirus pandemic has not been kind to the bottom line of most healthcare systems.

DC Partners Targets Mid-2021 For Opening Of The Allen Lifestyle Pavilion

The Allen Lifestyle Pavilion will open in mid-2021, and will feature retail, dining, a fitness club and a rooftop lounge.

‘The Bill Will Come Due’ — Can Texas Support Its Massive Growth?

As Texas grows, so does the challenge of keeping up with housing, infrastructure and services.

Universities Face Half-Empty Student Housing As Fall Semester Approaches

In Houston, several universities are facing low student housing occupancy, which is hurting their bottom line.

Artful, Innovative, Committed: Hines Founder Gerald Hines Dies At 95

Prolific developer Gerald Hines has died at the age of 95.

Offices Probably Won’t Shrink Much After The Pandemic, But Density Will

Houston office experts say that tenants are unlikely to downsize their spaces too much.

Fighting Rising Floods Means Rising Costs For Developers

Houston's flood regulations have toughened, but developers say it's making it much more difficult to build.

Architect Daimian Hines On Designing Internationally And Tackling Diversity Domestically

Architect Daimian Hines on his career, diversity and community.