• CBRE Sells Marathon Oil Tower for $175M [HBJ ($)]
• Cardone Capital Buys Woodway Square Luxury Community in Hunters Creek [Multi-Housing News]
• City No Longer Planning To Build New Sunnyside Community Center Near Former Landfill After Residents Voice Opposition [Houston Chronicle]
• Former Texans Coach Mike Vrabel Lists Bellaire Home for Nearly $2M in His Move to Tennessee Titans [HBJ]
• Museum of Fine Arts Houston To Debut New Glassell School of Art, Adjacent Plaza on May 20 [HBJ; previously on Swamplot]
• New Restaurants La Lucha and Superica To Open This Spring in Former Bernadine’s and Hunky Dory Spaces on 18th St. and Shepherd [Eater Houston]
• High & Dry Opening on Main St. in Downtown This Week [Eater Houston]
• Agricole Hospitality’s Night Heron Now Open in Former Lowbrow Space in Montrose [Culturemap]
• How the State Has Moved Forward on Potential Flooding Solutions 6 Months Since Harvey [Houston Chronicle ($)]
• Montgomery County’s To-Do List After Harvey [Houston Public Media]
• LDS Church’s Harvey-Damaged Houston Temple To Reopen in Late April [The Salt Lake Tribune]
• Houston Sports Hall of Fame Planned for Downtown [Houston Press]
• Heavy Rain Causes Wastewater Spills Near UHD [Houston Public Media]

Photo of Charlie Chaplin sculpture and presidential busts at David Adickes’ studio, 2401 Nance St.: elnina via Swamplot Flickr Pool