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Researchers monitored the land under the nation’s 28 largest metropolitan areas. And while they found that all 28 were sinking, Houston was sinking the fastest.

Despite the ownership change, festival representatives have assured the public that the festival will continue.

The developer behind The Woodlands and Bridgeland is now a “modern-day Berkshire Hathaway.” The HBJ talked to CEO David O’Reilly about what that means and how the deal came together.

With plans to more than double its store count, Academy Sports & Outdoors’ CEO shares insights on the company’s approach to nationwide expansion and what sets it apart from competitors.

With record-setting population growth in our local communities, the national nursing shortage is a concern that Houston cannot ignore. With fewer nursing school enrollments, more nurses reaching retirement age and caregiver burnout fueling the shortage…

Rice University started construction of its brand new student hub. The addition is expected to be part of a larger three-building complex focused on student life.

The nonprofit incubator said it will take over the 33,000-square-foot building in Richmond, which also possesses manufacturing capability.

The apartment community opened its doors with 57% of its units already leased.

This family venture grew from a small operation aimed at creating a healthier alternative to a traditional Vietnamese spicy sauce into a TikTok sensation. The viral business was experiencing exponential growth going from gas stations to retail shelves …