BaRupOn’s 701‑acre LAMP campus near Liberty aims to run on its own power and reuse stormwater, pledging to limit strain on local grids and aquifers.

HAR data show buyers pushing farther out for value — Huffman, Brookshire and Waller top the Q1 rankings as new construction and lower prices drive sales.

Eighty South Texas residents sued SpaceX in federal court, alleging repeated sonic booms and blast events from Starship tests damaged homes along the Laguna Madre. The complaint names 80 plaintiffs who own homes from Laguna Vista to South Padre Island.

Dallas-based members-only club 55 Seventy has topped out a $34M, three‑story clubhouse in Upper Kirby, promising rooftop views, chef‑led dining and private wine lockers.

A Houston couple's mortgage jumped from about $1,700 to over $3,200 after a steep appraisal and escrow shortfall. Here’s what happened and what homeowners can do.

A 17-story, 275-room Holiday Inn Express/Staybridge Suites has opened at 1319 Texas Ave, bringing a fifth-floor pool deck and new retail near Minute Maid Park.

Three East End landmarks — a warehouse, an ironworks and a church — show how Houston’s Second Ward is being refashioned and who gains from the change.

LendingTree data shows Houston, Austin and San Antonio among metros where HOA dues are common. Homeowners and agents warn rising fees, insurance and taxes are tightening budgets.

The Chaucer topped out this week in Rice Village, putting 33 luxury condos on track as a small but growing roster of high‑end projects moves forward in Houston. The tower is about 65% presold.

Red Owl Boxing is building The Owl's Nest, a 25,000-sq-ft, boxing-only arena at 2929 FM 1960 in north Houston, set to open in 2027 and host televised BoxFest events.

Crews are dismantling the sky bridge at Avenida South Garage, triggering Polk Street closures and cutting convention‑district parking in downtown Houston.

Houston Christian University will convert the 200,000‑sq‑ft University Place into on‑campus housing, adding roughly 350 beds as Memorial Hermann winds down operations.

The Forest Green public‑housing complex in northeast Houston — left empty after Hurricane Harvey — is under contract to be sold; engineers recommended demolition and replacement. Replacement units are being financed elsewhere.