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Month: February 2020

Trickle-Down Takes on New Meaning

February 28, 2020The Good Life
  • Savills continues Houston hiring spree with top industrial team [HBJ] $
  • Open for business: Hospitals, universities, private firms pour money into TMC development [HBJ] $
  • $50M expansion of Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center to begin this year [HBJ] $
  • Houston warehouses, construction projects face supply chain disruption as Coronavirus spreads [BisNow]
  • Virus fears push mortgage rates even lower [Chron] $
  • Target to move into former Randalls space on Westheimer @ Shepherd [Chron] $
  • The homebuying closing process, demystified [Chron] $
  • $7.3M construction of Pasadena municipal courthouse may finish in June [Chron] $
  • Earning a place at the table: how these Houston women got in construction [BisNow]

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Daily Digest Coronavirus, Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center, Savills, TMC Leave a comment

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February 27, 2020February 27, 2020Editor In Chief

The FBI was seen removing boxes and computers from Houston ISD’s administration building this morning. Authorities were also spotted outside of @HoustonISD's Chief Operating Officer Brian Busby's house on Thursday. https://t.co/uKvEvD4WS5 #HISD #TexasEducation

— Sarah Rafique (@sarahrafique) February 27, 2020

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The Air That We Breathe

February 27, 2020The Good Life
  • Fast-growing residential firm Compass expands foothold in The Woodlands  [HBJ] $
  • Weingarten Realty announces changes to tenant mix at River Oaks Shopping Center [Chron] $
  • Hicks Ventures and Taconic Capital Advisors reveal plans for West Loop South office tower $6M redo [RealtyNewsReport]
  • Q4 2019: E Fort Bend Commercial Real Estate Trends [Colliers International]
  • EIP Report: Houston has 10 of the most toxic industrial polluters in the U.S. [HoustonPublicMedia]
  • Hope City church moving forward with silos real estate project [Chron] $
  • Open office concept isn’t dead, but requires a lot of care and attention [BisNow]
  • A look inside Houston’s most lavish and expensive penthouses [Chron] $
  • EXP relocates to Westway Plaza [ReCon]

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Daily Digest Colliers International, Compass, EXP, Fort Bend, Hicks Ventures, Hope City, River Oaks Shopping Center, Taconic Capital Advisors, The Woodlands, Weingarten Realty, West Loop South, Westway Plaza Leave a comment

Need for Speed to Cost More

February 26, 2020The Good Life
  • MetroNational breaks ground on office tower in Memorial City [HBJ] $
  • Backfilling a Class AAA office tower [RealtyNewsReport]
  • John Daugherty Realtors name to go away as sale to Douglas Elliman deal falters [Chron] $
  • Caldwell Cos opening new condo offices near Towne Lake this summer [Chron] $
  • Three things to know about Houston real estate right now [HoustonPublicMedia]
  • Higher prices, faster speeds part of Houston’s ‘tougher approach’ to HOV lanes [Chron] $
  • TMC welcomes Susan & Fayez Sarofim Pavilion [ReCon]
  • Palmetto MDR to open the first units of Cottage Green [ReCon]
  • CoStar Group 2019 Net Income Increases 32% Year-over-Year on Revenue Growth of 17% [CoStar]
  • Real estate stocks fall in Coronovirus-related sell-off [BisNow]
  • Wallet Hub: Texas is 7th-priciest state for property taxes [BisNow]
  • MIT: landlords can’t quit on coworking [BisNow]

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Daily Digest Caldwell Cos, CoStar Group, Cottage Green, Douglas Elliman, HOV, John Daugherty Realtors, MetroNational, Palmetto MDR, Susan & Fayez Sarofim Pavilion, Towne Lake Leave a comment

Black i for Zillow’s iBuyer

February 25, 2020March 28, 2020The Good Life
  • NorthMarq arranges $28.5M refi for SmithCo Development’s Champions Forest Plaza [HBJ] $
  • Boston-based TA Realty buys East Belt Business Park in southeast Houston [HBJ] $
  • Zillow’s iBuyer losses are rising as it seeks scale [Chron] $
  • Historic Preservation Winners: Houston Gold Brick Awards [RealtyNewsReport]
  • RNR Real Estate Briefs from Houston et al [RealtyNewsReport]
  • Water billing mess has Pearland scrambling to plug $6M budget gap [Chron] $
  • Museum-like, lakefront Woodlands mansion hits the market at $2.4M [Chron] $

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Daily Digest Champions Forest Plaza, East Belt Business Park, Houston Gold Brick Awards, iBuyer, NorthMarq, SmithCo Development, TA Realty, Zillow Leave a comment

Tilman Strikes Again

February 24, 2020The Good Life
  • Katy-based Newmark Homes returns to Austin after more than a decade [HBJ] $
  • Dallas-based coworking company Fuse Workspace opens first Houston location in CityCentre [HBJ] $
  • Houston’s CBD was the most expensive Texan office submarket in 2019 [BisNow]
  • This week’s deal sheet [BisNow]
  • Caldwell Cos developing 56k-sf office condo project in Cypress [RealtyNewsReport]
  • Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta stakes claim on bankrupt steakhouse restaurants [HBJ] $
  • San Jacinto River Authority Board approves compromise in battle over lowering Lake Conroe [Chron] $
  • Inspection is critical step in the home-buying process [Chron] $

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Daily Digest Caldwell Cos, CityCentre, Fuse Workspace, Lake Conroe, Newmark Homes, San Jacinto River Authority Board, Tilman Fertitta Leave a comment

Mini Mural Monday

February 24, 2020The Good Life
Stella Link @ Latma
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February 21, 2020The Good Life

Demolition Company Tears Down Wrong Dallas Home

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Just When You Thought the Feral Hog Stories Couldn’t get any Bigger

February 21, 2020March 28, 2020The Good Life
  • Houston developer Hunington Properties gets $38M loan for mixed-use project in Washington Avenue Corridor [HBJ] $
  • Fuse Coworking to open in CityCentre [RealtyNewsReport]
  • Mansion planned for long-vacant River Oaks lot [Chron] $
  • Michael Hsu thinks smaller as his presence grows [BisNow]
  • Pelican Builders’ Upper Kirby luxury midrise set to open this summer [HoustonCultureMap]
  • How escrow and closing work for Houston homebuyers [Chron] $
  • They both sued the Army Corps after Harvey flooding in Houston. So why did only one win? [Chron] $
  • HCA Houston Healthcare plans 48K-sf Pearland training center [ReCon] 
  • Acclaimed chefs Christine Ha and Tony J Nguyen bringing elevated Vietnamese food to Washington Avenue Corridor [HBJ] $
  • Tarkington men shoot and kill massive, nearly 500-pound feral hog in Liberty County [Chron] $

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Daily Digest Christine Ha, CityCentre, feral hog, Fuse Coworking, Harvey, HCA Houston Healthcare, Huninton Properties, Michael Hsu, Pelican Builders, Tony J Nguyen, Upper Kirby, Washington Avenue Corridor Leave a comment

Affordable Housing Arguments Abound

February 20, 2020The Good Life
  • Global real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield buys Houston commercial real estate company Colvill Office Properties [HBJ] $
  • Texas A&M to build $550 million complex in Texas Medical Center [Chron] $
  • Millions of dollars are flowing into projects to transform Houston’s Westchase District [Chron] $
  • Why affordable housing could soon be coming to Houston’s most expensive districts [Chron] $
  • Houston lawmakers support slate of affordable housing projects amid environmental concerns [HoustonPublicMedia]
  • Houston backs affordable housing tax credits, despite protests over certain neighborhoods [Chron] $
  • ITEX Group’s proposed mixed-income development in Shady Acres concerns citizens [Leader]
  • “Do not approach!’ Packs of feral hogs spotted at Seabrook Park [Chron] $
  • US judge Loren A. Smith dismisses suit against Army Corps for post-Harvey flooding [HoustonPublicMedia]
  • A luxury apartment rises in a poor neighborhood. What happens next? [HBJ] $

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