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Four Westlake is set to be sold at a foreclosure auction after the owner defaulted on a $70M loan, records show.
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A study from the Kinder Institute for Urban Research shows that housing is becoming less affordable in Harris County.
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The $465M loan that is backed by Greenway Plaza isn't any closer to being resolved today than when it matured last year, according to Trepp.
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Pagewood bought a nine-building infill industrial park and plans to make capital improvements.
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During an extended period of extreme heat throughout Texas, construction companies are making changes to keep workers safe.
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A court-appointed receiver hired Cushman & Wakefield and Lincoln Property Co. to provide leasing and management services, respectively, for Greenway Plaza.
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Tenants of two complexes protested outside the Houston Housing Authority Monday, demanding an end to what they say are unhygienic and dangerous conditions.
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Due to a rise in construction costs and delivery of new buildings, some Houston office buildings are offering record-high tenant concessions.
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Texas voters approved a proposition that will eliminate a personal property tax on inventory held by medical or biomedical product manufacturers.
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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is the latest Houston law firm to sign a major new lease.
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