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More Than One-Quarter of Houston's Commercial Real Estate May Have Suffered Flood Damage

CoStar Analysis: As Recovery Phase Begins, Economists, Property Owners Take Stock of Catastrophic Flood Damage
CoStar News
September 1, 2017 | 2:57 AM
  • An initial assessment of the potential impact of the epic storm on the Houston commercial real estate market by CoStar Group reveals that 27% of the market's gross leasable area, representing $55 billion in property value, is located in flood zones and may have potentially suffered damage.

  • $16 billion of the $55 billion in property at risk is comprised of apartment buildings within the 100-year flood zone.

  • Flooding in Texas and Louisiana affected nearly one-fifth of U.S. oil-refining capacity, sending gas prices higher and raising concerns for future supply.
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