 Houston |
The snapshot is Houston is ranked second only to Los Angeles for office and industrial market strengths through 2012 and fifth place on the retail market strength forecast. The national analysis is due out this week.
"Houston is an oasis of prosperity right now," says Rusty Tamlyn, senior managing director for Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP in Houston. "There's been good job growth, not much subprime exposure and good absorption. And, we're being less impacted by higher oil prices."
 Tamlyn |
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