Lake Houston rental units jumped 55% since 2019, and new Kinder Institute data shows evictions climbing right along with them.

League City closed a loophole that let data centers rise without a public hearing, after one council member balked at the fix.

The 129,000-square-foot store will get a new boil house, curbside area and more starting in 2027.

Boulevard 61 pairs 90 income-restricted apartments with 10 market-rate homes, and 25 units carry housing vouchers.

No. 8 Courtlandt Place, home to the Clevelands for 60 years, is now listed near Westheimer and Bagby.

The Klein ISD campus will get a new black box theater and a redesigned drop-off lane along Ella Boulevard.

The nearly 100,000-square-foot Marketplace store near Waller and Hockley will anchor a 38-acre development and bring 200-plus jobs.

Free self-parking vanishes at all seven Galleria garages next month, with fees running from $2 to $25 a day.

City Council discussed a sprawling hotel-and-sports complex Tuesday, but the price tag and financing plan are still moving targets.

The five-story building will house about 200 workers and a new member branch, with a groundbreaking set for October 29.

One Houston developer questioned a $40,000 pickleball court while Camden skips the trend entirely, betting on smart access instead.

The showroom's Southwest Freeway property was sold before the liquidation sale began, though the buyer and redevelopment plans had not been publicly disclosed.

The 520,000-square-foot O27 tower would rise on Westheimer where a hotel just closed, with a wraparound glass facade.