May 27, 2026
Why the hotel pipeline is slowing in this World Cup host city
Houston’s hotel development pipeline has slowed markedly after a decade of aggressive expansion, reflecting a combination of economic pressures and regional characteristics.
9,360 results
May 26, 2026Cogent sells 10 US data centers to global infrastructure investor
A newly formed entity tied to Miami-based I Squared Capital has acquired 10 data centers throughout the United States in a $225 million deal that will form the initial assets in what is expected to be a $1 billion investment.
May 21, 2026Limited-service hotels show strong break-even efficiency
A limited-service hotel can run at lower occupancy levels and still generate meaningful gross operating profit margins, or GOP margins.
May 19, 2026Houston’s Sugar Land industrial rents post steepest decline in over 20 years
Sugar Land’s industrial market is entering a transitional phase, with rent growth falling to its weakest level in more than two decades even as tenant demand remains resilient.
May 15, 2026Houston’s Greenway Plaza vacancy continues to climb as aging inventory weighs on demand
Unlike the broader Houston office market, where vacancy has largely stabilized over the past two years, Greenway Plaza continues to see rising vacancy driven by persistent tenant move‑outs.
May 14, 2026Beyond oil: AI hardware is driving Houston’s next industrial surge
Applied Optoelectronics has signed multiple industrial leases in greater Houston, signaling how aggressively suppliers are scaling to meet the voracious demand for data center support systems.
May 13, 2026Quarterra looks to sell more than 3,700 apartments across US
Homebuilder Lennar’s multifamily arm is looking to sell a 3,746-unit portfolio spanning thousands of miles across the United States, the latest dramatic step by Quarterra to reshape its portfolio.
May 12, 2026Energy giant's Houston headquarters up for grabs ahead of relocation plans
One of Houston's largest post-pandemic office leases has now sparked one of its largest sublease listings as a pipeline company prepares to swap its longtime headquarters for a newer, and bigger, alternative.
May 11, 2026Move-in ready suites gain momentum in Houston’s office market
Office landlords are increasingly relying on move‑in‑ready suites as a way to compete in an office market reshaped by smaller occupiers and shorter decision timelines.
May 8, 2026These self-described Texas street brokers spend most of their time outside
One of Houston's longtime industrial-focused real estate shops is under new ownership by two brokers who say they spend more time on the street than in a conference room.
May 8, 2026CBRE expands asset management business; Colliers grows multifamily sales group, Stream Realty adds Texas tenant team
CBRE added Chris Doman to lead its U.S. asset management services within its property management business. Doman joined the firm after having founded and run two companies that provide asset management and development services for institutions and family offices. Previously, he worked for eight years at Tishman Speyer.
May 8, 2026Houston industrial rent growth turns negative for first time in 16 years
Houston’s industrial rent growth turned modestly negative in the second quarter of 2026 for the first time since late 2010, to negative 0.1% year over year, reflecting a market that has shifted from undersupply to excess choice, particularly in the big‑box segment.
May 7, 2026Industrial vacancy peaks after rare supply wave in Southwest Houston
Vacancy in the Southwest Outer Loop industrial area has risen to its highest level in more than a decade as of the second quarter of 2026, reflecting a multi‑year reset rather than a single cyclical shock.
May 6, 2026Hotel margins lose momentum
Gross operating margins across major U.S. hotel markets continue to reflect an uneven recovery pattern, with 2025 results highlighting a growing divide between top-performing cities and those still working back toward pre-pandemic levels.
May 5, 2026Labor costs outpace hotel revenue growth in several major markets
Labor costs have become the fault line dividing hotel markets that are rebuilding margins from those still stuck in a post-pandemic cost squeeze.
May 5, 2026Houston apartment market splits along quality lines
Luxury properties continue to anchor apartment demand in Houston.
May 5, 2026Transport Properties acquires industrial outdoor storage portfolio across Texas and Illinois
Transport Properties acquired a five-site industrial outdoor storage portfolio from Southern Mail Service for an undisclosed price.
May 5, 2026Top retail leases recognized for Houston
Prominent retail leases signed by Dick's Sporting Goods, Cho Ba Mien and EOS Fitness negotiated by top dealmakers from NewQuest Properties and The Vincere Group are among the first-quarter retail leases recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top property sales recognized for Houston
A prominent industrial deal handled by Stream Realty Partners and Eastdil Secured and an industrial disposition arranged by CBRE are among the top first-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top office leases recognized for Houston
Prominent office leases signed by Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, Forum Energy Technologies and VoltaGrid negotiated by top dealmakers from JLL and Cushman & Wakefield are among the first-quarter office leases recognized by CoStar.