Real Estate & Development

Houston realtors have withdrawn a proposal to add flood-risk scoring to property listings after concerns from agents over accuracy and liability.

Houston's housing market stays resilient thanks to flexible zoning, abundant land, and steady demand. Here’s why the city’s growth continues to outpace other metros.

Houston’s real estate market sees steady growth with new industrial, multifamily, and office developments featured in the latest Texas real estate briefs.

A surge in mergers among major real estate brands could reshape competition and recruiting across the Houston market.

Houston’s real estate lenders are experiencing major growth as development demand rises across industrial, multifamily, and commercial sectors.

Oxford Partners expands its Houston office with a new Senior Vice President, strengthening its commercial real estate advisory presence.

Houston real estate prices declined at the end of 2025 as inventory rose and buyer demand shifted. Learn what this means for the local housing market.

HAR forecasts sustained rental demand in Houston through 2026, even as affordability improves for some homebuyers. Here's what local renters and buyers should expect.

Houston developers warn that a proposed state bill could limit key financing tools needed to build affordable housing, threatening future real estate projects.

A former MTV 'Cribs' mansion claimed the top spot among Houston’s most expensive home sales in December, highlighting continued strength in the city's luxury market.

SRS Real Estate Partners closes the sale of a multi-tenant retail center in New Braunfels, signaling continued strength in Texas’ retail investment market.

An energy infrastructure company is relocating its HQ to the Swift BLDG mixed-use development in the Heights, underscoring Houston’s shift toward urban office hubs.

A new 1.64-acre listing in Nashville highlights national redevelopment trends also shaping Houston’s real estate market.

A proposed federal ban on major real estate investors may reshape Houston’s housing supply, affordability, and development patterns.

Houston’s housing market is cooling as listings stay active longer. Learn how this shift affects buyers and sellers and what it means for future trends.

Houston now has one of the largest inventories of homes for sale in the U.S. Learn what this shift means for buyers, sellers, and the region’s housing market.

A new affordable housing complex in Houston’s Second Ward is now leasing, drawing community interest and environmental questions near a historic ash site.

Houston home prices have fallen since early 2024, signaling a changing market for buyers and sellers across the region.

A look at how far $400,000 goes across Houston’s diverse neighborhoods, from the Inner Loop to emerging suburban communities.

Several suburbs in the Houston area are facing some of the highest property tax burdens in the nation, prompting renewed concern among homeowners and buyers.

A series of Texas real estate updates highlight continued investment in Houston, from commercial expansion to shifting market activity.

Houston’s master-planned communities topped national rankings in 2025, selling more than 6,300 homes and reinforcing the region’s growth momentum.

New data shows the median home price across the Lake Houston area slipped in December, offering potential buyers a bit more leverage as the market adjusts.

A new 106,000-square-foot lease at 20 Greenway Plaza reflects continued strength in Houston’s office market and renewed corporate interest in the Greenway submarket.