Author: Florian Martin

Gamal Enterprises joins the growing number of developers building in the area east of the Grand Parkway and north of the Katy Freeway.

The proposed bond would finance a complete rebuild of Spring High School, construction of a multipurpose facility, renovations for several campuses, updates to technology and safety and security.

The small town of Hitchcock in Galveston County is working to develop a walkable downtown district.

Water Street will be a roughly 19.5-acre walkable development at the Gulf Freeway and FM 517 and feature a hotel, single-family homes, restaurants, retail and office space.

The central business district was among Houston’s hardest-hit submarkets during the pandemic, but it has a lot of things going for it.

The Residences at Kingwood will be a mix of garden-style apartments and townhomes, quite different from High Street Residential’s first Houston-area project: a 43-story apartment tower downtown.

Real estate investor Facundo Caminos has purchased the 127-year-old Hutchings-Sealy Buildings on Galveston’s The Strand from Mitchell Historic Properties.

One Sixty One, a 5.5-acre mixed-use district, will be anchored by a boutique hotel and include apartments, retail, restaurants and office space.

This is the campus’ first major expansion since 2019, when Memorial Hermann added 24 beds, new units and laboratories.

League City-based Windy Hill Development is planning communities inside Beltway 8, near Lake Houston and Brazoria and Fort Bend counties.