Houston aims to revamp its skyline by converting underused office buildings into residential and mixed-use spaces, amidst a surplus of vacant properties and office market slump.

Conroe, Texas officials delayed a decision on a housing density increase proposal from Venterra Realty, maintaining a cap at 12 units per acre against the proposed 18 to 19 units.

Houston locals and volunteers are revitalizing Evergreen Negro Cemetery, preserving the legacy of African American pioneers and improving the site with new fencing and brick entryways.

A Houston mansion known as the Lodge at Hunter's Creek is on sale for $49.9 million, potentially setting a city record if sold near its listing price.

The Thompson Houston, a boutique hotel with 172 rooms, opens today in Houston, offering luxury accommodations with a mid-century modern design and impressive city views.

Pearland, Texas, is advancing a $17.6 million expansion of Hickory Slough Sportsplex, with a design contract awarded to Kimley-Horn. The project, funded by a bond, will add fields and facilities, entering a 12-month design phase.

Perry Homes is expanding to Florida, establishing its presence in the Sunshine State for the first time and moving its Houston HQ to Greenway Plaza by fall 2023.

Houston's luxury housing market sees growth in ultra-luxury home sales, with a 75% increase in the sale of homes over $10 million, defying the overall slowdown in the real estate sector.

Jersey Village is opening a new clubhouse and seeks local input to name its restaurant, with 275 name suggestions already made. Mayor Warren highlights its benefits for the community.

Lone Star College-CyFair plans to replace its deteriorated arts building roof for $454,824 and anticipates further renovations, while other LSC campuses also prepare for upgrades.

The Woodlands, Texas, boasts a $13 million mansion as its priciest listing, while Woodland, California's top sale was $815,000. The markets reflect varying levels of luxury and price points.

Houston organizations will receive $60.9 million in federal funds to combat homelessness, announced by Senator John Cornyn. The funds will aid housing and services for the homeless, including minors and domestic violence survivors.

The Houston area, including Fulshear, shows a strong real estate market, with a significant increase in home sales and a presence in national rankings for best-selling master-planned communities.