The Quest for Class B: San Antonio Multifamily Acquired
SAN ANTONIO – Sterling Real Estate Holdings, a West Coast investment group seeking Class B and C apartments in Southwestern markets, has acquired the 145-unit
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Oil’s Impact on Houston Hotel Development: The Q&A with Randy McCaslin
Houston’s lodging sector remains relatively strong, particularly with billions in petrochemical plants under construction in East Houston, expansions at the Texas Medical Center, last year’s
Commercial Development Begins in Midway’s Memorial Green with Six Tenants Signed
HOUSTON – Midway, a Houston-based real estate development and investment firm, has signed six commercial tenants in Memorial Green, an upscale village of custom homes,
Bull Run in Nation’s Apartment Market; But Texas Multifamily Firms Not High on the Leader Board
(By Dale King) – Record high demand for rental units nationwide continues to fuel hot apartment industry growth. But the response in Texas is generally
Colliers: Houston Sublease Space Soars to 9.2 Million SF
HOUSTON – Houston’s supply of sublease office space rose to 9.2 million square feet in the first quarter as shrinkage in the energy industry combined
Houston’s Phoenix Tower to be Sold
HOUSTON – Parkway Properties, an Orlando-based REIT, is selling the 34-story Phoenix Tower, a continuation of its ongoing sell-off of its Houston office portfolio. The
Selling America’s Largest Industrial Park: The Q&A with Joel Michael of NAI Partners
(By Dale King) HOUSTON – Joel Michael of NAI Partners has a HUGE assignment. He’s selling development sites in the fifth largest industrial park in
Opening Day: Martin Fein Completes Triple Play Multifamily Project
HOUSTON ‐ Martin Fein Interests, Ltd, has completed The Communities at Willowick Park, three individual multi‐family developments surrounding a one-acre urban park inside Houston’s 610
Survey: Houston is a Prime Location for First-Time Homebuyers
(By Dale King) HOUSTON – The housing crisis brought on by last decade’s Great Recession has softened, but hasn’t gone away – and certainly isn’t
Boosted By Population Growth, Houston Home Sales Continue to Churn, Despite Energy Crash
HOUSTON – Houston’s home sales, boosted by robust population growth, are keeping pace with last year, despite the downturn in the energy industry. Last year