Midyear Record: The First Half of 2016 was Best Start Ever for Houston Home Sales
HOUSTON – Houston’s single-family homes are selling at record pace through the first half of 2016, according to a midyear sales report by the Houston
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Oil Price Crash Pushes Houston Office Market to Its Lowest Point in 20 Years
HOUSTON – Houston’s office market is at its worst point in 20 years. The supply of sublease space has soared as new buildings have been
Q&A: Master Park Designer James Burnett: Tearing Down the Pierce Elevated and Other Transformative Ideas for Houston
When James D. Burnett founded his landscape architecture practice, the Office of James Burnett (OJB), in 1989 the Houston-based firm had one part time employee.
$78 Million Foreclosure: Northwestern Mutual Takes Greenspoint Office Project from Hines/GM
HOUSTON – Lender Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance has taken over a Hines/General Motors Pension Fund office project in the Greenspoint area in a foreclosure proceeding.
CBRE: 21 Million SF of Industrial Space Under Construction in Dallas
DALLAS – CBRE reports 20.7 million SF of industrial space is under construction in Dallas/Fort Worth, with about 32 percent of the buildings preleased, according to
Project Billed as “Baytown’s First Master Planned Community”
BAYTOWN, Texas – Plans have been announced for a residential community in Baytown, a municipality located just east of Houston where more than $30 billion
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NAI: SPRING BRIDGE PROPERTIES BUYS WAREHOUSE HOUSTON – NAI Partners represented Spring Bridge Properties, LP in the purchase of a 15,000 SF warehouse on 2
Houston Apartment Complex Sold
HOUSTON – The Retreat at Cypress Station, a 296-unit multifamily community in northwest Houston, has been purchased by GPI Cypress Station LP. The apartment community,
Sixty-Six Warehouses Under Construction in Houston, CBRE Reports
HOUSTON – Sixty-six warehouses and industrial buildings are under construction in the Houston area, the most robust construction pace in years with 11.2 million square
Clay: Houston’s Emerging ‘Petrochemical Corridor’ Shows Signs of Strength
Thanks to the fracking boom that began a decade ago — providing low cost energy and low price feedstock for the area’s chemical manufacturing facilities