Montgomery County is revisiting the $84 million cost for a new animal shelter, spending $18,000 to reassess savings while dealing with current facility woes and considering a slimmed-down alternative.

A severe storm in Houston caused significant damage to the city's skyline, shattering thousands of windows and requiring lengthy repairs, with concerns mounting ahead of hurricane season.

Apache Corp. sells a 6.3-acre property in Uptown Houston to 1750 Post Oak Partners, who plan to develop a luxury mixed-use complex aiming to break ground in late 2025.

Construction of the X Houston high-rise in Houston's Museum District has been halted, with contractors filing liens for unpaid work and the future of the project uncertain.

Houston residents are facing challenges with squatters occupying vacant homes, leading to legal battles and community concern, as reported by local news sources.

The Wideman Company has acquired two historic buildings in downtown Houston and plans to update them with modern features to attract tenants and adapt to the changing office market.

LyondellBasell is moving its U.S. headquarters to Williams Tower in Houston, a $61 million project covering 318,000 square feet, set for completion by February 2025.

Nearly half of Harris County homeowners see a decrease in property value assessments amid higher mortgage rates, with commercial properties also affected by increasing interest rates.

The Houston Housing Authority is reducing its housing voucher payments to align with HUD's fair market rent rates, aiming to extend its budget and aid more families amid concerns from landlords and recipients.

HUD extends disaster assistance for Houston's affordable housing plan post-Hurricane Harvey, reviving the city's initiative to create 120 affordable homes.

Squatters in Harris County, Texas, are occupying vacant homes, prompting calls for clearer homeownership documentation and legal measures to address the issue.

Houston's Wesley AME Church is set to become Gospel Square, a mixed-use community hub, with a $4.1 million HUD grant supporting its transformation while preserving its exterior and adding 50 affordable housing units.

Houston is preparing for a town hall to discuss the controversial Montrose Boulevard Improvement Project, focusing on enhancements but facing opposition for potentially removing mature oak trees.