H‑E‑B is under contract for a 6‑acre site in Houston's East End; the purchase could bring a full‑service supermarket to a neighborhood with limited grocery access.

Forme, the long-stalled Museum District tower, has reopened as a hybrid apartment-and-boutique-hotel with a big wellness and programming focus. The building brings hundreds of new units and dozens of amenities to the neighborhood.

Landmark 601 will convert Conroe's 1937 Sam Houston Elementary into 71 affordable apartments, with construction slated for this summer and state tax-credit support.

LGI Homes is opening Cypress Trails, a roughly 500‑home community in Hockley with mid‑$200k starting prices and parks, trails and pickleball courts. The project targets buyers priced out of the city.

Bank OZK is nearly tripling its Houston office at the Brookhollow Central campus to roughly 40,000 square feet as it beefs up its Corporate and Institutional Banking teams. Renovation permits and company filings show the build‑out is already underway.

Sade Real Estate secured $128.5M to develop The Arno, a 168-unit luxury building at 2929 Weslayan in River Oaks. Walker & Dunlop arranged the loan with capital from Hudson Bay Capital.

State filings show a 15‑building Grand Parkway NW Industrial Park is planned on Boudreaux Road in Tomball, totaling about 428,000 sq ft and roughly $32M in construction value.

Marriott’s AC Hotel will add a 153‑room property to CityCentre Houston after construction financing closed. A ceremonial groundbreaking is now slated for the near term.

Fulshear’s 77441, Katy’s 77493 and Richmond’s 77407 landed on RentCafe’s top-50 list after a decade of heavy building. The rankings highlight where west Houston has added the most housing.

The Alabama‑Coushatta Tribe will open a 24‑hour temporary casino with about 300 electronic bingo machines in Leggett this summer while it builds a full‑scale Naskila resort.

Stream Realty has broken ground on a 300,000+ sq ft Class A logistics building at 4330 Northfield Lane, adding rare infill distribution space to northwest Houston.

Bristol Myers Squibb filed for a $1B manufacturing campus in Generation Park that could bring nearly 500 jobs to northeast Houston.

A near‑16,000‑sq‑ft River Oaks estate was recorded sold on April 29; the transfer is the largest publicly visible Houston residential sale in over a year. The closing price remains undisclosed but the home had been relisted at $21.5M.