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While many displaced Houstonians have found temporary homes thanks to the housing glut, the vast majority of these units do not qualify as affordable if located in luxury high-rise buildings, says Lawler in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
In today's rapidly evolving retail environment, a merchandise mix catered to the target customer is of tantamount importance to the success of a center, which is what a recent lease aims to do, says Woodmont.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Russo says there are opportunities for investors to buy in submarkets that may have taken short-term dips in perceived value because of water issues, and buildings that didn't flood should be marketing that heavily.
It was advantageous for Electra America to gamble on the growing northwest San Antonio market to acquire a newly constructed class-A community at a risk-adjusted basis for future rent growth opportunities.
Trademark Property has pledged to match up to $150,000 in company-wide donations and its financial partner Miller Capital Advisory Inc. has pledged to match up to $50,000 at La Palmera in Corpus Christi.
HOUSTON—Northland Woods Apartments is operated as an affordable apartment community for residents earning 60% of the area median income or less with rents restricted at 50% area median income.
HOUSTON—As the population continues to grow, the east side is poised to capitalize on developer and business interest due to favorable demographics, economic development and infrastructure expansion.
HOUSTON—After the oil bust, Houston was on fourth down and needed to go long for a hail Mary, which seems to have paid off in the form of an economic stimulus estimated at $200 to $350 million.