Coverage of real estate in Houston focuses on the residential and commercial markets, development projects and property trends. Reporting follows local construction, sales figures and broader market activity across the city.
A joint venture acquired Northwoods Industrial Park, a 2.7 million square foot property the buyers describe as Houston's largest-ever industrial campus sale.
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The Fourteenth Court of Appeals of Texas sent a dispute over a Houston home's title back to a Harris County trial court.
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The number of Houston-area renter households earning at least $1 million a year rose sharply between 2020 and 2024.
Bank OZK financing will fund the office-to-residential and hotel conversion of One City Centre in downtown Houston.
Coverage takes in housing market performance, large-scale commercial developments, property transaction trends and affordability challenges. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever land use and residential needs intersect. Major industrial and residential expansions rely on the availability of land and local infrastructure capacity. The relationship between inventory supply and the pace of development defines how the local market shifts over time.
