Nitya Capital Buys Another Houston Office Development
Nitya Capital, a Houston real estate investment firm led by Swapnil Agarwal, has acquired the Chasewood Technology Park, a four-building office campus totaling 463,969 SF
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Five-Story Medical Building Underway in Generation Park
The McCord organization is developing a five-story medical office building in Generation Park, a 4000-acre devopment in northeast Houston near Beltway 8.
Strongest August in Houston Real Estate History
Strongest August in Houston home sales history were recorded last month as low mortgage rates attracted buyers. Single-family sales were up 6 percent.
Dart Relaunches Republic Square in Energy Corridor
Dart Interests is relaunching the 35-acre Republic Square development in Houston’s Energy Corridor. The campus was once occupied by Exxon Chemical.
Houston September Apartment Report: Rents Fall, Occupancy Stalls, More Units Coming
Houston September Apartment Report: For much of the city’s rental community, the summer of 2020 has been a period of discontent.
Foreign Home Buyers: Sales to International Purchasers Down 5 Percent in US as Pandemic impact Looms
nternational home buying activity is down five percent in the U.S. and the coronavirus pandemic could dampen sales to foreign buyers in the months ahead
Realty News Report Briefs: HOU, DAL, AUS, SAT, JFK, RDU, PHX, MOB, CHS, HIA
Realty News Report Briefs: A collection of transactions and news items involving significant firms from around the United States.
LEDG Capital Acquires Affordable Housing Community in Sunnyside
LEDG Capital, a Seattle-based investment group, has acquired the 150-unit Scott Plaza, in Houston’s Sunnyside neighborhood.
OK Boomer – New Home Community Underway for 55 + Up Buyers
Serenity Communities by Gracemark Homes is developing Serenity at Meridiana, an active-adult community south of Houston. The homes are for buyers over 55.
Urban Exodus: The Suburban Migration of the COVID-19 Era has Begun
New homes in the far-flung suburbs are attractive as home prices are rising. Developers and home builders have an an appetite for suburban land.