- Texas Home Sales Increased 7.8% to 91,704 in Third Quarter Over Same Time Last Year, Finds Texas Association of Realtors [Realty New Report]
- Dray Group Developing Medical Building in The Heights at Studewood and Omar [Realty News Report]
- Sugar Land City Council Passes Resolution That Could Reverse New Development Code, Limit Units in ‘Planned Development Districts’ [Houston Chronicle]
- Downtown Aquarium Expansion Plans Include $15M Investment in New Rides, Games and Carnival-Like Amusements [Houston Chronicle]
- The Burger Joint Food Truck Opens First Storefront in Former Little Bigs Location in Montrose [HBJ]
- Urban Land Institute Houston Announces Finalists for Its 2016 Development of Distinction Awards [HBJ]
- Houstonians Are Less Likely To Be Rejected for Home Loans Than the Average American, Finds Zillow [HBJ]
- An Analysis of Houston METRO’s Data on the First Full Month of Ridership Following the Bus Network Reimagining [The Urban Edge]
- Where Exactly is Inner Westheimer? [Houston Streetwise]
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“Houstonians Are Less Likely To Be Rejected for Home Loans Than the Average American, Finds Zillow”
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Not this Houstonian :) I can buy a $1m apartment building easier than a $100k house. 1-4 family homes are still not underwritten in such a way that someone self employed (at least a self employed real estate investor) is going to be able to buy a home. At least not with traditional 30 year sub 4% money.