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On Tuesday’s Houston Matters: Texas Republican Ron Wright has died, making him the first sitting member of Congress to lose his life after testing positive for the coronavirus. And why is Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office facing deeper cuts than mos…
Read MoreDespite the Covid-19 pandemic, Belvoir Real Estate Group’s outlook for value-based suburban office product remains bullish.
Read MoreAccenture is one of the largest employers in downtown Houston, according to Houston Business Journal research.
Read MoreThe Houston office is the firm’s second after its Dallas headquarters.
Read MoreNew York-based ClassPass is opening its fourth U.S. office in Houston and plans to hire 20 people locally this year.
Founded in 2013, ClassPass aggregates businesses such as spas, fitness studios and gyms into one membership. Local subscribers can cho…
Read MoreFew companies have been willing to take the risk on a new long-term lease, given the difficulties in predicting what their office needs will be once employees return to the workplace full time after Covid-19 recedes.
Read MoreIn one of his final acts as leader of the free world, Donald Trump announced a slew of last-minute pardons late Tuesday night. Several went to Trump’s political pals, like his former campaign adviser and right-wing bomb thrower Steve Bannon and GOP fun…
Read MoreOne of the largest law firms in Houston will occupy 32% of the office space in Skanska’s new tower, which is part of larger plans for a mixed-use district.
Read More“The new normal is not going to be what it was a year ago.”
Read MoreOn Friday’s Houston Matters: Lawmakers are seeking to remove President Trump from office following his supporters rioting and occupying the nation’s capitol. But what would that accomplish with less than two weeks left in his term? Also this hour: How …
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