First America Homes is entering Anna with 81 lots at Leonard Trails and a new DFW division. Homes start in the $300s and construction is slated for July 2026.

Latham & Watkins added a floor at downtown’s 811 Main, joining a cluster of law firms expanding in the trophy tower as demand for premium offices returns. The move highlights renewed appetite for client‑facing space in Houston.

Three North Texas apartment buildings tied to Nitya Capital were hit with foreclosure notices, putting 847 units and roughly $70M of debt at stake.

Public-housing lotteries for eight Houston developments open June 22–July 6, with applications handled through RentCafe and assistance available by phone.

SEG Solar will build a third Greater Houston factory, adding 4.6 GW of annual capacity and aiming to begin commercial production in May 2027.

Goldman Sachs bought Grand Central West – Phase I, an 838,446‑sf Katy warehouse leased to Builders FirstSource, anchoring a larger industrial park with more buildings planned.

Coventry Homes and Ravenna Homes are joining Cross Creek West in Fulshear, bringing new 50‑ and 60‑foot products and presales set to begin in Q3. Models are expected by year‑end as the community finishes amenities and schools.

Two new Saratoga neighborhoods will add more than 500 homes to Humble and feature elevated, flood‑resistant floor plans and neighborhood amenities.

Galveston’s council ranked 11 census tracts for the federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 round, placing Pelican Island first. The nominations move to the state as officials and researchers weigh how OZ money has historically flowed.

A federal judge barred Buckingham residents from suing bondholders, dimming hopes of reclaiming about $147 million in entrance‑fee refunds. The decision favors secured lenders.

Erin Brockovich launched a crowdsourced map to track AI data‑center projects and community complaints; Texas is the top source of reports, with Sulphur Springs the loudest cluster.

Aldine ISD will start a roughly $116M rebuild of George Washington Carver High and is moving ahead on a separately budgeted Education & Performing Arts Center.

EagleRock Land priced an IPO and says it will be an "active investor" in the Permian, using 236,000 acres to back water, power and data‑center projects. The company argues its land can unlock infrastructure bottlenecks for operators.