Houston

HOUSTON-Though the region is on fire from a commercial real estate perspective, RealShare Houston experts cautioned on April 30 caution that growth shouldn't be viewed through rose-colored lenses.

HOUSTON-At yesterday's RealShare Houston conference, experts on the "Capital Sourcing and Investment" panel discussed issues ranging from potential economic overheating to energy and its importance.

HOUSTON—Firm brings Class A upgrades to prestigious River Oaks office property.

BAYTOWN, TX—Tubing distributor plans major 100,000-square-foot distribution facility

We were back in Houston Leading the nation in job growth; transaction volume and value quickly followed, Houston is still a market to watch in the long national recovery. Energy sector growth, port activity, office demand are all driving factors to the Houston renaissance, and the influx of jobs has created a demand for housing and multifamily activity. Back for the first time since 2007, RealShare Houston examined all of the factors that have contributed to the growth of the market and provided unparalleled networking with local and national real estate elite.

HOUSTON-The Transwestern chairman returns to be interviewed by ALM's Michael Desiato during this morning's RealShare Houston conference. Topics discussed included what's changed since 2007, when the previous RealShare Houston took place.