Ares picked up a three-property Houston logistics portfolio totaling just over 1 million square feet and will have Marq Logistics manage the assets.

Howard Hughes will buy specialty insurer Vantage Group for roughly $2.1B as Bill Ackman reshapes the Summerlin developer into a diversified holding company.

Harris County is considering two options for the Astrodome: a $752.6 million renovation or a $55 million demolition. The decision will involve stakeholders and needs approval from the Texas Historical Commission.

Lovett-linked plans would convert the former Folgers plant at 235 N. Norwood into an arts and education campus anchored by the Frank Liu Jr. Academy. The $10M adaptive-reuse aims for construction next March.

Record-high rental listings gave Houston renters more choices in November while lease prices barely budged.

Greystone arranged a roughly $36.6M Freddie Mac refinance for the 476-unit Stratford House at 4010 Linkwood Drive, freeing cash to continue HVAC, roof and interior upgrades.

A 75,000‑sq‑ft, $8M Dudley Sports Plaza is planned near Kuykendahl and FM 1488, bringing Slick City slides, padel courts and Elite Pickleball to The Woodlands in early 2026.

A 1,074‑acre tract north of FM 1960 in Dayton was purchased for Arabella Crossing, a master‑planned community expected to include more than 3,000 homes and parks.

SFA's 15-year master plan sketches new stadiums, labs and housing for Nacogdoches. Officials say projects will be phased and depend on funding.

An orange "coming soon" sign and state permit filings point to a nearly 23,000‑sq‑ft Dave & Buster’s at The Village at Cumberland Park, though start and opening dates remain unclear.

Venu signed a Letter of Intent to build a $150M, 12,500‑seat Sunset Amphitheater at Webster's Flyway, promising year‑round shows, private suites and a members‑only Aikman Club.

Majestic Developers bought 2.5 acres in Sugar Land and plans a four‑story, 45K–48K sq ft headquarters. The project comes with a plan to more than double the firm's staff next year.

Pearl Lake Pointe, a 376‑unit luxury community from Morgan and Carlyle, has broken ground in Sugar Land. The five‑story project anchors the Lake Pointe redevelopment push and aims to deliver upscale rentals and office space.