This Week's Houston Deal Sheet

This week in Houston real estate news.

Mass Timber Branches Out Across Texas As Developers Look To Save Time, Fill Buildings

The potential for mass timber to become widespread in commercial construction is still mostly untapped despite several big-name developers entering the space.

How Southern California Women In CRE Are Blazing Trails

Women in Southern California commercial real estate were honored at an event in downtown Los Angeles.

Houston On Track As Future Life Sciences Powerhouse, But Everyone Needs To Mind The Gaps First

Houston life sciences leaders discussed the need for collaboration and other gap-fillers at Bisnow's Houston Life Sciences Industry Update event Thursday.

Bisnow Rise UK — Meet The Companies Pushing The Boundaries On Improving DE&I

Bisnow shines a spotlight on UK real estate companies that are holding themselves to account and measuring progress on diversity.

Houston Office Conversions Are Picking Up, But Not As Much As They Could Be

Houston is behind the game when it comes to converting obsolete offices to other uses, but it's unlikely to see many more without new financial incentives.

Adaptive Reuse Survey IDs 22 Denver Commercial Buildings That Could Become Housing

Sixteen buildings were identified as “top candidates” for conversion projects, meaning that developers would likely succeed in such a venture, the survey sh

$700M Margaritaville Beach Resort Galveston Set To Break Ground Early This Year

A Margaritaville Beach Resort will be built on a 95-acre tract in east Galveston.

Architects And Designers Contend With Changing Expectations, Evolving Tech

Bay Area architects described their successes and challenges in the current market as well as what could be ahead for the industry.

Brickell Tower Advances After Developer Pledges Units To State Attorneys

Focus pledged to give lawyers at the Miami-Dade state attorney's office first access to 26 workforce housing units at its planned Miami Starlite apartments.