Popular chain brings grain bowls and salads to Texas with first Houston locations
The chain — which is particularly popular on the East Coast — will compete with Houston-based Salata.
Sneak peek: Construction begins on St. Martin’s Episcopal Church’s $55M expansion and renovation
Construction is officially underway on St. Martin Episcopal Church’s massive, $55 million renovation and expansion project.
NextSeed Space unveils tenant for second location
The Houston-based online investment platform is expanding the brick-and-mortar division it launched earlier this year in Greenway Plaza.
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Slideshow: Marathon Oil Tower in Houston’s Galleria area to get makeover, new restaurant
About 18 months after acquiring Marathon Oil Tower, Houston-based M-M Properties has announced major renovation plans to reposition the property before its eponymous tenant moves out.
Allen Parkway office building to get $5.6M cafeteria upgrade
A $5.6 million cafeteria renovation project is underway at the AIG-owned American General Center, according to building permits issued by the city of Houston.
Rothko Chapel raises over $12.5M for restorations after new grant
Rothko Chapel’s $30 million project includes restorations and new construction at the campus in Montrose.
12-acre luxury community for active adults under construction in Pearland
This is the second such active adult community the California-based real estate investment firm is developing in Texas.
Luby’s appoints new executives amid turnaround efforts
Luby’s has brought on two new members of its management team — and has had one resign — amid a tumultuous 2019.
Photos: Legendary Houston lawyer puts piece of 120-acre Texas ranch up for sale
“This land is part of me and my family, but with most of our children living out of state, it doesn’t make sense for us now,” Dick DeGuerin said. “We are keeping a nice piece of the land where I’ll still be raising chickens, horses and longhorn cattle.”