Four New Restaurants Coming to Pasadena
PASADENA, Texas – Four new freestanding restaurants are being developed on an 8-acre site at the southeast corner of Beltway 8 and Vista Road in
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Midway Making a Fashion Statement: Social Status and the New Soft Goods Offerings at CityCentre
HOUSTON – (By Michelle Leigh Smith) – Some mornings, customers are queued up by 4 a.m. for a shot at purchasing the hottest release Social
Exeter Acquires Business Park in Northwest Houston
HOUSTON – Exeter Property Group, an investment management firm based in Conshohocken, Pa., has acquired Bammel Business Park in northwest Houston. The five-building, 246,000-SF project
Transwestern’s McNearney: Repeal of Foreign Real Estate Tax Would Boost U.S. Economy
HOUSTON – (By Dale King) – The chief investment officer of Transwestern, a privately held real estate firm made up of collaborative entrepreneurs, is one of many
Fourteen Builders Sign-On for New Section of Bridgeland
CYPRESS, Texas – Howard Hughes Corp. is preparing to open Parkland Village, a new village in its Bridgeland, an 11,400-acre master planned community in northwest
REIT Buys 11 Buildings in Sale-Leaseback
HOUSTON – Store Capital, a Phoenix-based REIT that specializes in sale-leasebacks, has acquired an 11-building portfolio of Texas and Florida real estate. The seller, CBS
Urban Myth Debunked: Texas Suburbs (Not Urban Areas) Lead the Nation in Population Growth, CBRE Reports
HOUSTON – (By Dale King) – Urban densification, the suggestion that homeowners throughout the USA – possibly led by Millennials, empty nesters and senior citizens
Dunhill Partners Purchases Pearland Retail Center
PEARLAND, Texas – The Center at Pearland Parkway I, a 167,704-SF shopping center on the eastern side of Pearland has been purchased by Dunhill Partners
Impressive Job Growth Rebound for Houston with 56,100 New Jobs Created
HOUSTON – The Houston area economy added 56,100 new jobs over the last year, one of the strongest job growth reports since job growth tailed
The Good, Bad and Ugly of Houston Real Estate: The Midyear Assessment by NAI Partners
HOUSTON – (By Michelle Leigh Smith) – Houston’s commercial real estate market presents some highs and some lows at midyear 2017. The retail and industrial