- Single-Family Home Permits in Houston Totaled $387M in February, Down 17% from Year Earlier [Houston Chronicle]
- Houston Rent Growth Down 3.3% in February, Finds Axiometrics [Houston Chronicle]
- Baker Katz Acquires 2 Acres Near Baybrook Mall to Develop 2 New Restaurants [Houston Chronicle]
- 67-Year-Old Bellaire Town Center To Be Redeveloped, Expanded [Realty News Report]
- More on That Experimental-Target-Anchored Retail Center Next to the Grand Parkway in Aliana [HBJ]
- The Benefits of Class B and C Office Buildings [Bisnow]
- Texas City Amusement Park Adventure Pointe Moves Forward with Construction Plans [HBJ]
- Nanobrewery 160ft Beerworks Opening Downtown on April 1 [HBJ]
- The Ivy & James Set To Open May 1 in Evelyn’s Park in Bellaire [Houston Chronicle]
- Neighbors of White Oak Music Hall Ask City for List of Investors in the Venue [Click2Houston; previously on Swamplot]
- How Much Houston Families Save By Living in the Suburbs [Culturemap]
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Re: White Oak, they’re going to find a lot of trust fund oil kids, and likely a substantial amount of foreign investment(s). Omar is as shady as the day is long, and it’s over due that they be exposed especially with regard to their bribing city hall.
Funny that the article about class A, vs. B, vs. C office focus mostly on location. “Class A are in nice areas, Class B in okay areas. Class C in bad areas”.
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Not really. At least when it comes to multifmaily, there are lots of Class C properties in “A” locations (even though the city does their best to remove them)
that’s a beautiful photo
“It is ridiculous for hardworking Houstonians to be out in the cold holding bake sales and refinancing their homes in an effort to litigate a problem the city helped create,”
Drama queen alert!