Houston's First Baptist Church Sienna in Missouri City is expanding to cater to the growing community, with a new main worship center seating 600 and a total of 74,000 square feet of additional space.

Houston-based Johnson Development secured a $41.8 million loan to start a 1,000-home community in Hockley, with construction expected to start in 2025.

The Woodlands' healthcare landscape is expanding with a new parking garage at Memorial Hermann and upcoming medical facilities, including a large Medical Plaza, a Methodist expansion, and more healthcare services in Creekside Park.

Construction has begun on Colton, a vast master-planned community near Magnolia, TX, with plans for mixed-use spaces and an emphasis on Texas's history and culture. It aims to offer housing, commercial areas, and educational facilities.

KB Home announces the opening of Sagecrest, a new Conroe community offering 266 customizable homes, with amenities like a park and a playground, starting in the $230,000s.

The article discusses a windowless, abandoned 29-story building in Houston, once a Holiday Inn, with a storied past and potential for redevelopment, despite being a symbol of health concerns associated with windowless spaces.

Houston Mayor Whitmire announced a compromise on the Shepherd Durham Phase II project, integrating updated traffic data to retain lane widths while adding bike lanes and sidewalks.

The Woodlands Township defers plans to build new tennis and pickleball courts due to environmental concerns and resident opposition, despite a parks assessment highlighting demand for such amenities.

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.