David Weekley Homes Entering Chicago Market
CHICAGO – Houston-based David Weekley Homes, the nation’s largest privately-held home builder, is entering the Chicago market. This marks the first time the Texas home
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Stream Constructing Distribution Buildings in Southwest Houston
HOUSTON – Stream Realty Partners is developing Bayou Bend Business Park, a two-building, 378,380 sf project in southwest Houston. Scheduled to be completed in early
Halberdier Making Big Plays near New Exxon Mobil Campus
HOUSTON – Halberdier Holdings is preparing to acquire two tracts of land near the new Exxon Mobil campus north of Houston for development of 275,000-sf
The Permian Basin Generates Demand for Industrial Buildings
ODESSA , Texas – AVERA , a Houston-based commercial real estate firm, is building a spec industrial building in the petroleum-rich Permian Basin near Odessa,
USAA Developing Major Office Project in Washington DC Area
SAN ANTONIO – An affiliate of San Antonio-based USAA Real Estate Co is developing a new office property in the Washington DC suburb of Alexandria,
Two New Hotels Coming to Energy Corridor
HOUSTON – Dallas-based Western International purchased 5.2 acres in the Energy Corridor of west Houston where the firm will develop a pair of hotels, a
Avera Builds Up Assemblage in Dallas-Area Business Park
DALLAS – AVERA has added to its industrial land holdings North Texas with the acquisition of Valwood 40 in the Dallas area. Valwood 40 is
Younan Sells Westchase Office Building to Fuller/Harbert
HOUSTON – Younan Properties has sold 9801 Westheimer, a 211,125-sf, Class A office building in Houston’s Westchase submarket. The buyer was Fuller Realty Partners LLC
Borlenghi Expanding Granduca Hotel Brand to Austin, Then Other Markets
AUSTIN — The Granduca hotel brand is expanding to Austin – and perhaps to other cities – as Houston developer Giorgio Borlenghi has broken ground
Houston Home Sales Running 4 Percent Higher Than 2013’s Record Pace
HOUSTON – Single-family existing home sales in March were up about 4 percent over March of last year, according to the Houston Association of Realtors.