Lovett Industrial plans to develop a new 163,000-square-foot distribution center in Jersey Village, enhancing the region’s logistics infrastructure and supporting growing demand in the industrial real estate market.
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A new Target store is planned for the former Sears site in Houston’s Garden Oaks area, according to recent filings. The development signals renewed retail interest in the neighborhood, aiming to boost local shopping options.
The first U.S. Ismaili Center is nearing completion along Allen Parkway in Houston, marking a significant cultural milestone. The center will serve as a hub for community events and interfaith dialogue. (PHOTOS)
The Bellaire Market District expansion in west Houston will introduce rooftop amenities and green spaces, enhancing community appeal and providing new recreational options for residents and visitors alike.
Sam’s Club is set to open a new location at NewQuest’s Texas Heritage Marketplace in the Katy area, according to recent filings. The development marks a significant retail expansion in the growing suburban market.
Eli Lilly and Company announced plans to build a $6.5 billion facility in Texas to manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients, aiming to boost production capacity and strengthen its supply chain.
A new Texas law restricting certain land sales aims to curb speculative purchases, potentially reshaping real estate investment strategies and impacting market dynamics statewide, experts say.
Celeb-favorite Japanese sandwich shop is set to open its first flagship restaurant in Houston, marking a major expansion. The spot, renowned for its unique flavors, aims to captivate the local foodie scene.
A major Texas developer continues advancing a massive project despite public doubts voiced by the city’s mayor. The ambitious plan faces scrutiny but remains on track as work progresses.
Blacktop Industrial Trust expands into Houston with the acquisition of the 45-acre Rosslyn Business Park, marking a strategic move to strengthen its industrial portfolio in a key logistics hub.
Fulshear Central is set to launch a new lifestyle center in Houston’s fastest-growing suburb, blending retail, dining, and entertainment options to meet rising demand and enhance community living.
Nelson Udstuen joins The Business Journals as a key contributor, bringing insightful analysis on market trends and economic developments. His expertise is set to enhance the publication’s business coverage.
A world-famous luxury brand is set to enter Houston’s high-end market, bringing exclusive offerings and upscale experiences. This move signals Houston’s growing appeal to global luxury retailers.
Potbelly is set to open its first franchised sandwich shops in the Houston area, expanding its local footprint by 50%. The move marks a significant growth milestone for the brand in a key Texas market.
Mac Haik has unveiled plans for a new Kirkwood restaurant in the Energy Corridor tower. The Business Journals shares exclusive renderings and details on the upcoming development set to enhance the area’s dining options.
Opportunity Zones 2.0 could expand eligibility in Houston, adding numerous tracts to the program. This update aims to boost investment and economic growth in underserved communities across the city.
After devastating damage, a Houston small business has surged back, transforming wreckage into revival. KHOU reports on the inspiring recovery and resilience fueling this local company’s comeback.
Minority business owners in Houston oppose proposed changes to the city’s subcontracting program, arguing the revisions could limit their opportunities and weaken support for diverse contractors.
Houston Astros owner Jim Crane was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Houston Business Journal ceremony. The accolade recognizes his significant contributions to Houston’s business and sports communities.
Essendant, a Staples subsidiary, plans to lay off nearly 100 workers at its Twinsburg facility, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. The move reflects ongoing shifts in the office supply industry.