Author: Ashley Fahey

A significant number of General Services Administration leases are set to expire during President Trump’s second term in the White House. What is the local exposure to potential cost-cutting efforts?

Nationally, $363.3 billion in property taxes was levied in 2023 on single-family homes, up 6.9% from $339.8 billion in 2022. In Houston, the trend is quite the opposite.

Most housing economists agree the conditions for housing will improve, even if only slightly, in 2024, and that’s expected to unlock inventory, moderate home-price appreciation and make sales easier to achieve. But what will that mean for the local hou…

WeWork has identified nearly 70 North American sites where it aims to terminate its lease agreements as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Houston and the entire state of Texas have been spared so far.

WeWork Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New Jersey bankruptcy court Nov. 6.

In the wake of a pandemic that battered the hospitality and travel industries, most major U.S. markets have recovered — but some, such as Houston, continue to lag behind their pre-pandemic days.

As executive vice president of Wexford Technology + Science out of Baltimore, Thomas Osha runs point for one of the most active U.S. developers of real estate used by major research universities and their private-sector partners.

2022 is expected to be another busy year for the housing market. Here’s how we stack up nationally.

Residential real estate markets across the country have been breaking records month over month for most of the pandemic. Inventory is the tightest it’s ever been, and household formation among millennials and low interest rates have put the market into…