- Texas Had the Fifth-Highest Gross Square Footage Per Capita of New LEED-Certified Space in the Country Last Year [Houston Chronicle]
- Chevron Phillips Chemical Company Seeking Tax Incentives for New Facility on 1,700 Acres in Orange, Texas [HBJ ($)]
- Congresswoman Fletcher Vows To Help METRO Seek Funding, Support for Public Transit Expansion [Houston Public Media]
- Wood Partners Building 7-Story, 204-Unit Alta Washington Avenue Apartments on Former Industrial Site [PR Newswire; previously on Swamplot]
- Pearland Delays Planned Med Center and Downtown Park and Ride Routes from Shadow Creek Ranch [Community Impact]
- Houston Trust Ditches Downtown Office Space, Leaving 1001 Fannin for 3737 Buffalo Speedway [HBJ ($)]
- Galveston Officials Deviating from Street-Focused Approach of 2003 Drainage Plan, Instituting More Stringent Drainage Requirements for New Developments [Houston Chronicle]
Photo of Stude Park: Marc Longoria via Swamplot Flickr Pool
