Author: Jeff Jeffrey

No sector of the real estate industry has been left unscathed by the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. But few have had to deal with the surreal new landscape as directly as the multifamily sector.

With millions of Americans working from home, multifami…

An online real estate company has entered the Houston market with the acquisition of a 20-story office tower near Greenspoint.

In 30 years with United Airlines, Rodney Cox has seen a lot. But the airline’s top executive in Houston has never seen anything like Covid-19.

Meritage Homes is the second homebuilder in as many months to announce plans for the community, which has been in the works for several years.

The Houston Housing Authority has partnered with a California-based real estate investment firm to purchase a luxury apartment complex in the city’s East Downtown District.

Houston First Corp. has a new plan to make use of the George R. Brown Convention Center, which it manages, even at a time when social distancing mandates make hosting large-scale conferences and events impossible.

MetroNational has put plans to build a nine-story office tower in Memorial City on hold as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. But company President Jason Johnson said there are reasons to remain optimistic about the prospects for ne…

To date, none of the units have sold. But a broker overseeing sales for the tower is optimistic.

While apartment construction has seen a precipitous decline this year thanks to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, Houston remains a hotbed of building activity.

HHA has been working to find or build new homes for the residents of Clayton Homes near Houston’s EaDo area. Those efforts have run into challenges filed by two local developers, but the latest setback for HHA came from HUD itself.