The Justice Department has filed an amended complaint against six property management firms, alleging an anticompetitive pricing scheme in the rental market.

Memorial City's industrial area will become Greenside, a mixed-use center with restaurants, retail, and green spaces, designed by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture and developed by Radom Capital and MetroNational. Construction starts Spring 2025.

Texas acquires the Brewster Ranch for $164.6 million, aiming to use it for border security and education funding while ensuring the land is not used for migrant detention.

Five Houston buildings received historical landmark status, expanding the city's preserved sites to 307, including a former store and a Georgian-style residence.

Hotel Saint Augustine, a Bunkhouse Hotels property inspired by modernist architecture, opens in Montrose near the Menil Collection, featuring a garden atmosphere, a community-oriented design, and rooms starting at $429 per night.

McKinney, Texas, plans a $200 million mixed-use development featuring a surf lagoon and resort hotel, aiming to draw 300,000 visitors annually and create 700 jobs.

Houston officials are considering new regulations for short-term rentals, addressing issues like noise and illegal activity, with upcoming City Council discussions and public hearings.

The Rothko Chapel in Houston reopens on December 17, following repairs due to Hurricane Beryl damage. Restoration efforts continue for some Mark Rothko panels.

A study is underway to decide on refurbishing or demolishing the Houston Astrodome, with a focus on basic utility restoration versus demolition costs.

The Astrodome Conservancy has proposed a $1 billion plan to transform the Astrodome into a multi-use space, facing mixed responses, including concerns from RodeoHouston.

The Astrodome Conservancy is set to unveil a new revitalization plan for Houston's Astrodome, promising feasible financial backing, unlike past proposals.

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.