Lidl has kept a low profile in Houston since confirming plans in 2016 to enter the Texas market. The German-based discount grocer quietly secured several sites across the Lone Star State, fueling speculation about the company’s expansion here.

A 2-acre strip of land in the Heights where a tortilla factory once ran will soon be cleared to make way for a new eight-story apartment building.

Apartment hunters may see a glimmer of relief as asking rates for rentals decline for the first time since Hurricane Harvey.

The Katy area will soon be home to another industrial facility. Houston-based developer Mars Properties LLC and general contractor Houston-based LaGrone Services Ltd. broke ground Aug. 20 on High Point West.

Tim Dosch places #2 – HBJ has named this year’s Heavy Hitters, the city’s top commercial real estate brokers based on their gross dollar volume of deals completed the previous year.

Throughout 2018, Houston land sales have been on a hot streak and Dosch Marshall Real Estate has seen no shortage of deals.

With demand for industrial space in Houston stronger than ever and developers seeing a scarcity of available land, industrial developers are paying more for Houston land than they’ve ever had to.

Dallas-based Lincoln Property Co. just bought a little more than 8 acres of land near the soon-to-be-reimagined Houston Farmers Market off Airline Drive for a new four-story, Class A apartment complex.

Houston-based developers Allen Harrison Co. and Johnson Development Corp. have partnered on a project to build a new Class A apartment complex in northeast Houston.

HBJ’s 2017 Deals of the Year highlight the most impactful deals that closed this year and the dealmakers behind them.