Hunington filed plans for a 348‑unit, 444,607‑sq‑ft apartment at 3700 Jordan Ranch Blvd, marking one of the largest multifamily plays inside Jordan Ranch.

Miami-based 12Ten Capital bought Harper's Mill, a 180-unit northwest Houston apartment, and plans a value-add upgrade backed by Santander financing.

A 643‑unit Galleria‑area apartment complex sold to SITG and Ajyad Capital for roughly $39M, a low per‑unit price that suggests a hands‑on value‑add plan.

An Astros‑affiliated firm bought the Salvation Army’s Center for Hope at 1717 Congress Street across from Daikin Park, advancing the team’s entertainment‑district plan and raising questions about the shelter’s future.

TerraFlow Energy unveiled a 100,000-square-foot headquarters and pilot manufacturing campus in Katy, pairing offices with vanadium flow-battery assembly as it scales. The site will house both TerraFlow operations and a Storion production footprint.

Bleecker Partners bought an 880,000-sf, 28-building industrial portfolio around Houston’s I‑610 loop, expanding the Dallas firm’s Texas infill footprint.

Partners Real Estate closed three industrial sales across Greater Houston totaling about 113,272 sq ft, including a 10‑year NNN sale‑leaseback in New Caney.

Fisk Electric will handle electrical work on a 273,000‑sq‑ft Houston complex focused on AI hardware under an approximately $48M contract. The fast‑track job is slated to finish by the end of 2026.

Longacre bought Villa Nueva Apartments, a 541‑unit workforce complex in Houston, and says it will stabilize leasing, complete deferred repairs and preserve affordable units.

HCA Pearland plans a $60M expansion that will add 44 beds and expand the ER to address long wait times.

University of Houston plans to begin construction this September on a $77.5M Medical Research Building to expand lab and translational research space near the Fertitta College of Medicine.

Holt Lunsford has delivered Par 1960, a two‑building, move‑in‑ready industrial campus on FM 1960 totaling roughly 254,186 square feet. Both buildings are now listed for lease.

Alvin's city council approved a resolution Thursday pausing data center proposals while officials study impacts on power, water and long‑term planning.