Olivia Pulsinelli

Houston-based Martin Fein Interests Ltd. plans to build its fourth apartment complex in City Place, the master-planned community originally known as Springwoods Village.

After a few months of delays, Thompson Houston officially opened its doors just in time for Valentine’s Day. Here’s what the luxury hotel offers.

Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HHH) broke ground on the highly anticipated Village Green at Bridgeland Central on Feb. 26.

The Landmark Awards recognize real estate projects that make a significant impact on Houston and help sculpt the look, feel and image of the city. This year, there are 63 finalists in 17 categories.

By buying River Oaks District, Tilman Fertitta aims to “shepherd a new era of attracting highly curated retail and restaurant concepts, utilizing his hometown connections and relationships to capitalize on existing leasing momentum and elevate the development to new heights,” according to the March 1 announcement.

“With pent-up demand, consumers appear to finally be pushing aside interest-rate concerns and returning to the market, which bodes well for the spring homebuying season,” said Houston Association of Realtors Chair Thomas Mouton. “The increase in home sales, slight appreciation in home prices and expanding inventory, creates opportunities for both buyers and sellers in the marketplace.”

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s junior market auctions ended the 2024 season with another $1 million steer sale and a record broken at the barrow auction. Click through to the story for a rundown of all of the results from this year’s auctions.

New York-based Riposte Capital LLC, an activist investor and major shareholder of Houston-based SilverBow Resources Inc. (NYSE: SBOW), has voiced its support for the merger proposed by New York-based Kimmeridge Energy Management Company LLC.

He replaces Jay Brown, who retired effective Jan. 16 after activist investor Elliot Investment Management LP called for new executive and board leadership at Crown Castle, among other changes.

Both single-family and total property sales increased year over year in January and February, but Houston’s housing market wasn’t able to keep pace with the previous year’s sales in March.