Houston

Among the nation's largest metros, Houston ranks first nationally when it comes to the net change in renters with children–an increase of 107,000 households between 2006 and 2016, a surge of 41%.

Investors find strength in the northwest Houston submarket as it continues to become more in-fill and with very limited flex product built this cycle, buyers have the ability to underwrite future rent growth.

Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals you may have missed in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

With many markets and submarkets now entering a seventh, eighth or ninth year of RevPAR gains, the overriding question is how much farther can a particular market continue to advance without flattening?

As the commercial real estate credit cycle gets further along, rents and prices have shown signs of slowing and in some markets, even declines and some properties are getting caught in the undertow.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Robert Wiemer Jr., senior managing director of The Plasencia Group, shares insights into hotel developments, visitor volume, hottest areas and a lesser focus on the oil industry.

A new space will complete the parcel to deliver a mixed-use development spanning three city blocks, bringing Caydon one step closer to delivering an mixed-use district in the lively Midtown neighborhood.

The new wave of retail, driven by e-commerce, requires just-in-time delivery and consumer demand inventory, which has businesses rethinking supply chains to accommodate these criteria.