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Houston’s 50 largest homebuilders put up over 36,000 Houston-area homes in 2024. They started just over 37,000, for an average of 746 per builder. To learn more about the biggest companies, click the “Read full article” button below.

Spirit Airlines is on track to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy thanks to the private takeover of multibillion-dollar bondholders.

Travis Stice has led the company since 2012, just before Diamondback Energy launched its initial public offering.

H-E-B’s new fulfillment center — its third in Houston — is aimed at providing customers with more efficient curbside and home delivery services.

The new deal means the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston is now in-network with the four largest health care insurers in the U.S.

Joann’s assets are being auctioned as the fabric retailer navigates its second bankruptcy filing in a year.

The new additions include a French Caribbean-inspired fragrance store, a boutique specializing in customizable lipsticks and an Australian-inspired fitness concept.

The school has been expanding in recent years, opening campuses in Bridgeland in Cypress, Elyson in Katy and City Place in the Spring area.

Houston-based LNG producer Cheniere wants permits that could double its current export capacity, reaching over 90 million tonnes per annum.

Officials will widen the stadium’s field ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup — but NRG Stadium will not lose any seating capacity.