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CoHousing Houston promises to be the first co-housing development in the state when it opens in East End next year.
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Dallas law firm Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr has snagged a 40K SF space in a historic Houston office tower.
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After Hurricane Harvey, new construction guidelines were supposed to help curb flood damage. But the rush on permits is burdening both developers and the city.
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Americans are feeling the pinch as oil prices climb, but big profits for oil and gas companies might not spill over into CRE.
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Architects have a long list of changing mores to consider as they create new real estate in Houston.
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The Texas Supreme Court voted in favor of high-speed rail company Texas Central over a resident who protested the company's usage of eminent domain.
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NAI Partners has rebranded as Partners after a 25-year run in Houston.
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The Federal Highway Administration and Texas Department of Transportation struck an agreement to allow the I-45 expansion project to resume after two years.
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Pappas Restaurants will move out of Hobby Airport after the Houston City Council awarded a contract to Spain-based Areas. But it didn't go down without a fight.
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Transwestern President Tom Lawyer said the company's three recent acquisitions were years in the making, but others might be on the way.
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