London cloud provider Creative ITC has opened a U.S. headquarters in The Woodlands to speed support for energy and AEC clients across North America.

BestMoney analysis finds Corpus Christi and San Antonio among Texas metros where starter homes are more available and affordable, while Austin remains costly.

Volunteers of America Texas will run Dallas’s home‑repair program under a two‑year agreement, with funding to help roughly 449 households and start work on projects already approved. The nonprofit will manage intake, inspections and contractor coordination.

Knightvest Capital bought and rebranded the 316‑unit Gables Post Oak in Houston and plans upgrades to amenities and most unit interiors.

January snapshots show fewer closings and longer listing times in New Caney and Porter, with most sales in the $200k–$399k range as inventory rises.

Grange in Katy has introduced 40‑foot lots and a J. Patrick model, moving starting new‑home prices into the $370,000s and widening entry‑level options.

A Kinder Institute analysis finds nine institutional investors own about 11,000 Harris County single‑family homes, concentrated in north and west suburbs. Local pockets, not the countywide average, tell the story.

Two new retail centers along Highway 6 are set to add coffee shops, island grill and drive-thru-capable pads to Manvel’s fast-growing neighborhoods. Leasing pages and local reporting show early tenants already in the mix.

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood look at what $1,200 actually rents in Houston — from tight inner‑Loop one‑beds to roomier suburban units and where concessions matter.

Crews demolished rice silos in Spring Branch on Tuesday as the owner prepares to clear and market the parcel for sale. The move erases a local industrial landmark.

Sika will expand its Sealy plant with more than $90M in capital and 60 new jobs, state officials announced. The project qualified for Texas' JETI incentives.

A $52.5M CMBS loan tied to the vacant Spectra Energy tower in the Galleria has been moved to special servicing as lenders prepare for a possible workout.

ThirdEye Partners and Lynd Management are steering a lender-led turnaround of a 10-property, 3,633-unit Houston apartment portfolio that includes four Chapter 11 assets. The move pairs operational fixes with lender-grade restructuring work.