Greater Houston sales fell in August, yet affordability improved for 22 of the last 25 months, HAR data shows.

Lamar CISD trustees vote tonight on a tax deal Tesla says it needs before picking Texas over a rival state.

The 1916 Sterling-Berry House once housed a medical practice — now its owner wants a buyer who cares about its history.

Richmond's 1964 fire station is becoming a two-restaurant riverfront hub, with Pier 36 finally coming home to downtown.

A 24-story high-rise dubbed Greenbriar Residences could break ground near Rice Stadium this December, per a state filing.

Homes start in the low $200s at the new Brookshire community, which sits across from Sunterra Lakes and its 3.5-acre Crystal Lagoon.

The 14-story waterfront hotel across from Space Center Houston will shrink to 170 rooms as top floors become condos.

The boarded-up Southwest Freeway restaurant could reopen in December as a Rivian retail and charging space, permits show.

Creditors are owed more than $13 million as the Texas City mixed-use hub tied to the old Mall of the Mainland heads to a court-ordered sell-off.

Suburban Houston cities must now allow manufactured homes by-right, ending decades of zoning bans that pushed them out.

Basketball hoops, lights and tennis nets are coming down at Sunnyside's Grimes Park, and the city has to foot the bill.

Sarah Arends pays $767 a month for a Bayfront Towers unit she can't live in — and Texas law says she has to.

The eight-lot Sunset Heights estate at 216 East 26th Street includes a pool house with a billiard room and an air-conditioned doghouse.