Houston’s Things to Watch in 2020: Commercial real estate and residential real estate
The office market in Houston will likely stay slow as renovations to older buildings continue.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The office market in Houston will likely stay slow as renovations to older buildings continue.
Read MoreHouston’s luxury retailers are starting to disappear as consumers change the way they buy.
Read MoreHouston’s energy sector will likely see more bankruptcies and a continued decline in oil prices.
Read MoreHouston’s charter schools will continue to grow as HISD finds its bearings.
Read MoreHouston’s innovation ecosystem will continue to grow, while venture capital is likely to stay slow.
Read MoreHappy New Year to you! So it rained a bit yesterday. Most areas received a quarter-inch to half-inch of rain, and just a few higher amounts to the north and along the coast. We could certainly use some rain, and while the totals were fairly low overall, the pace of mostly steady light to moderate […]
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