Houston's retail occupancy rates climb despite store closures.
Asset managers face a budget disruption as operating expenses related to security and health rise in 2020.
Ten months into the pandemic, this is what DFW retail and office looks like.
Demand for retail space in 2021 boosted occupancy and reversed the large increase in vacant space created by the pandemic, a Weitzman study found.
The retailer is adding to its five stores already open in DFW.
DFW shopping centers started the year with a 95.2% occupancy rate. The previous record of 94.8% was set in 1981.
Bridgeland will get its first medical office and NAI Robert Lynn grows its Houston presence in this week's Houston Deal Sheet.
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