Author: Jeff Jeffrey

The team behind Houston-based Maven Coffee + Cocktails is preparing to open a luxury pickleball facility — which will have its own restaurant, bar and patio — in the Midtown space once occupied by Holman Draft Hall.

The former Coca-Cola bottling plant in West University Place was sold by two local companies that purchased it in 2019. Meanwhile, two leaders involved with one of those companies have since parted ways in a dramatic fashion.

The company moved into the tower in 2015, consolidating multiple offices into a single space that the company said would create more cohesion and collaboration among employees.

Houston-based Nan & Co. Properties/Christie’s International Real Estate is adding four well-known local real estate brokers to its team, one of whom garnered international attention for the three-story closet she had built in her former home in The Woo…

Atlanta-based Sweathouz focuses on offering a treatment experience that combines high-heat, infrared saunas with cold plunge tubs.

The next portion of Memorial Park’s transformation will use nature to tell the story of thousands who trained there before heading off to war. Like the rest of the transformation, this $42 million project is also supported by some of Houston’s biggest …

Skadden’s lease in the Hines-developed skyscraper marked a milestone for one of downtown’s newest towers. Now, the law firm is moving forward on plans for the new office.

The cocktail bar’s founders drew inspiration from renowned global cocktail bars, aiming to bring a fresh experience to Houston’s nightlife scene.

The engineering and construction company, which focuses on the energy industry, said it plans to bring 254 employees to the new space.

Westlake Corp. is moving from one property owned by its owners to another building in their portfolio.