YouTuber Ian "SSundee" Stapleton has joined a Houston syndicate, funding two apartment buys as he tries to build a local multifamily portfolio. The firm says renovations and hands‑on ops will be the path to thousands of units.

MetroNational bought M‑K‑T in the Heights, taking ownership of the 600 N. Shepherd Drive mixed‑use complex and moving beyond its west‑Houston base. The deal was reported by the Houston Business Journal.

UH is planning a major buildout in Sugar Land and Katy — new academic buildings, a 40‑acre industry zone and ambitious enrollment targets.

Stone Ridge Asset Management is planning a $3.3M office build‑out at 777 Post Oak Blvd in the Fertitta‑owned Uptown Houston building.

SpaceX is reportedly negotiating a major lease at the Port of Brownsville that could add manufacturing space and dock capacity to support Starbase operations. Port minutes show confidential talks under a project code‑name.

Panelmatic bought a 183,600‑sq‑ft Conroe industrial campus from Protect Controls for $20.7M, expanding its Texas manufacturing footprint.

Rebees wants most renovations at GreenStreet finished by the 2026 World Cup, swapping empty storefronts for patios, neon wayfinding and a dining hub.

A Houston TV segment asked whether Gen Z is abandoning homeownership. National and local data show modest gains in some places but big affordability gaps remain.

Welcome Group has moved its headquarters to the 12th floor of 515 Post Oak Boulevard in Uptown Houston as the developer scales up its portfolio.

HAR's February rental update shows more single-family homes available and slight rent dips, giving Houston renters more choice and time to shop.

A proposed $16B, 5.2GW gas-fired plant was announced for Anderson County as part of a U.S.–Japan investment package, but the site and timeline remain uncertain.

The Houstonian finished a refresh of its conference center, adding handcrafted boardrooms, a Mesquite Room bar and a 6,634‑square‑foot Grande Ballroom.

Southern Land Company will break ground on a two‑acre mixed‑use project at 2811 Kirby Drive, adding a 37‑story residential tower, office space and retail to Upper Kirby.