Houston is set to break ground on an affordable housing complex, Saddle Creek Village, aimed at helping alleviate the city's housing affordability crisis, scheduled to open in 2025.

Shriners Children’s Texas opens a new residential building and parking garage, aiming to provide a more home-like healing environment for patients and caregivers.

Houston's first cohousing community in the East End is near completion, with 33 condos featuring communal spaces, sustainability tech, and a focus on shared living.

Federal agents are investigating potential toxic ash contamination at a controversial Houston housing development, with environmental safety and lead exposure concerns prompting soil sample testing.

The Houston Housing Authority audit found significant issues in program management and alleged suppression of toxic site information for low-income housing.

Rebees plans to revitalize GreenStreet in Houston with an "alleyway experience," updated office spaces, solar panels, and an aim for carbon net neutrality.

Houston's Housing Authority is dealing with a voucher freeze due to budget issues, affecting over 2,300 families, amid rent rises and federal funding changes.

The HHA held a meeting discussing CEO Northern's position amidst budget concerns, yet took no action. Despite criticism over project overspending and management issues, Northern remains employed.

The Tower Theatre in Houston, set to become a jazz club and restaurant, is being redeveloped by Radom Capital and musician Brent Watkins, expecting to open in summer 2025.

Toll Brothers launches Regency at Chambers Creek for those 55+ in Willis, Texas, and Toll Brothers at StoneCreek in Richmond, offering luxury homes with ample amenities.

Construction of the 33-story X Houston skyscraper is set to resume with a new loan, while plans for the mixed-use Woodway Tower in Uptown/Galleria are unveiled.

The MICHELIN Guide now features hotel selections in North America, with 20 Texas hotels receiving new MICHELIN Keys for their service and hospitality.

A lawsuit in Houston targets landlords and RealPage, accusing their software of rent-fixing, which they deny. Pending lawsuits and a DOJ inquiry probe the issue further.