Bread of Life revealed plans for The Weirton, a Midtown supportive‑housing project that pairs apartments with on‑site services on Austin Street. The filing and the nonprofit’s site list different unit counts.

Whitecap will replace the former Schlitterbahn site on North Padre Island with a roughly $800M, 240‑acre coastal community — canals, marina and 600+ homes; phase‑one sales are underway.

A 19,516-square-foot Richmond estate on 1.7 acres sold in June and ranked among the Houston area's top home sales. The property features a private theater, wine grotto and oversized garage.

Manvel City Council voted 2-4 to reject the Manvel Crossing master plan, citing a lack of amenities and design differentiation. The developer will need to return with a revised plan.

Zonda’s spring 2026 report shows Montgomery ISD saw 678 new single‑family starts and 575 closings in 2025, with thousands of lots planned that could reshape enrollment.

The long‑vacant building at 25660 Kingsland Blvd is being converted into a roughly 90‑unit assisted living community, with developers aiming for first move‑ins after July inspections.

A FOX 26 contributor says AI helped flag more than 600 suspected misuses of Texas homestead exemptions. Local appraisal officials warn homeowners and explain how exemptions are filed and verified.

Area Development named Texas the Gold Shovel winner after nearly $9 billion in announced projects and more than 9,700 projected jobs. The tally includes deals from Lilly to Wistron and MTU.

A proposed nearly 400‑acre Presidio project in Manvel would bring tens of thousands of daily car trips and heavy water demand, sparking pushback over traffic and drainage plans. City leaders and neighbors want clearer mitigation before final approval.

Homeplace will bring thousands of homes and seven connected bike loops to a family-owned tract north of Houston, with first lots expected in 2027.

Hanover completed a 213K-sf cross-dock on Kirby Drive while Welcome Group unveiled a 25-acre, 250K+ sf industrial park in Pearland. The moves reinforce growth along the SH‑288 corridor.

A $60M, 15‑building community called The Crossing at Big Rivers would bring about 342 homes to a parcel a mile from Big Rivers Waterpark in New Caney.

St. Thomas broke ground on a five‑story, $45M residence hall at 1302 Sul Ross that will add about 400 beds and double campus housing capacity. The building is part of a larger campus campaign.