New Industrial Project Underway in Baytown
BAYTOWN, Texas – (Realty News Report) – The Avera Companies, a Houston-based commercial real estate firm, has partnered with AEW Capital Management to develop Kilgore
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RNR Real Estate Briefs – HOU, AUS, DAL, SAT – and more
RNR Real Estate Briefs from Realty News Report – HOUSTON — 1906 Heights, LLC, has purchased a 3,600 SF office at 1906 Heights Blvd., Houston, to relocate
Avera Companies Executes Lease at Park 8
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – The Avera Companies, a Houston-based commercial real estate development, construction, and investment firm, has announced the execution of a
Houston Real Estate Story – Hot Spots and Recovery Trends
HOUSTON – (By Michelle Leigh Smith for Realty News Report) – As workers installed shimmering silver holiday trees and lighting along Post Oak Boulevard, a
Home Building Reaches Snook, Texas
SNOOK, Texas – (Realty News Report) – Century Communities, one of the largest home builders in the nation, is starting a new subdivision in Snook,
Galveston Realty Still Hot as Vacation Home Trend Continues
GALVESTON – (By Michelle Leigh Smith for Realty News Report) – As those lazy days of summer give way to sweater weather, home sales along
RNR Real Estate Briefs – HOU, AUS, DAL, SAT – and more
RNR Real Estate Briefs from Realty News Report – HOUSTON – Electra Capital, a boutique lender specializing in flexible, short-term multifamily financing solutions, has closed on
Austin Firm Buys 27 Hotels for $822 Million
AUSTIN – (Realty News Report) – Austin-based Summit Hotel Properties has agreed to acquire 27 hotels in Texas and surrounding states from Dallas-based NewcrestImage for $822
Top Reasons for Relocating: Crime and Cost
HOUSTON. – (By Dale King, Realty News Report) – Folks who’ve pulled up stakes and moved to new homes or apartments since the height of
Amazon Buildings Completed by Frank Liu Warehouse Venture
HOUSTON– (Realty News Report) – Lovett Industrial, a national industrial real estate development firm recently created by Frank Liu and former Hines executive Charlie Meyer, has