Austin Point, a 4,700-acre development with 14,000 homes, has launched in Fort Bend County, with sales for the first 421 houses underway, featuring designs up to 4,500 square feet and priced up to $900,000s.

Homebuilders are selected for the first phase of the Midline community near Baybrook Mall in southeast Houston, with plans to construct 271 homes in a development offering a variety of lot sizes and pricing. Sales are expected to start next year.

A judge grants a temporary halt to constructions of Blackfin Pipeline's compressor station near Bartholet Home Furnishings in Conroe, Texas, after the Bartholet family sues over noise and pollution concerns.

The article reports on Cullen Park Apartments' poor conditions, with city officials threatening legal action and promising inspections, while the Marquis Group commits to repairs and blames some issues on tenant behavior.

A survey shows most Harris County voters favor using public funds for a public/private partnership to revitalize the Houston Astrodome into an entertainment venue.

Houston Spaceport at Ellington Airport extends lease and expands, investing $12 million with tenant Intuitive Machines to boost infrastructure and support lunar exploration initiatives.

Zumper's report shows Sugar Land with highest June rent in Houston area, one-bedrooms at $1,450. Houston's rents stay flat or decrease while other cities see varied price changes.

The CEO of Gardner Capital apologized for a lengthy elevator outage at a senior living facility and vowed to address the issue, with one elevator fixed and another pending repair. He also plans to discuss compensation with city leaders.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation fined the Jubilee at Texas Parkway $381,400 for elevator outages and safety violations, affecting senior residents' mobility and violating state laws.

Texana Center to close 14 homes for those with developmental disabilities due to funding issues, affecting 50 residents with the closures starting September 19, 2025.

Frank Billingsley is selling his custom Houston home for $1.5 million, featuring four bedrooms, a pool, and a hot tub. He's seeking a simpler lifestyle post-retirement.

The Kelley family in Houston had their home, owned since the 1960s, stolen and demolished due to a deed fraud scheme involving forged signatures and a dubious title company.

A Kinder Institute report indicates housing costs in Houston are outpacing wages, with climate change affecting low-income communities, challenging the city's affordable reputation.