Explore the latest in Houston real estate and development. This section covers new construction projects, commercial developments, housing trends, major infrastructure updates, neighborhood growth, and market insights shaping the future of the city. Whether it’s a new high-rise, a master-planned community, or a major redevelopment project, Houston.com keeps you informed on the changes transforming the metro area.
Houston now has one of the largest inventories of homes for sale in the U.S., creating new opportunities for buyers and shifting market dynamics across the region.
Houston home prices have declined compared to early 2024, signaling a shifting real estate landscape for buyers and sellers across the metro area.
A new affordable housing complex in Houston’s Second Ward has begun leasing, even as residents voice concern over proximity to a historic toxic ash site.
A freestanding fitness center in the Houston metro area has sold for $12.5 million, marking another significant real estate transaction in the region’s growing retail and investment market.
A recent Red Roof PLUS+ hotel sale arranged by Marcus & Millichap underscores growing investor confidence in Houston’s hospitality sector.
A look at how far $400,000 goes across Houston’s diverse neighborhoods, from the Inner Loop to emerging suburban communities.
Several suburbs in the Houston area are facing some of the highest property tax burdens in the nation, prompting renewed concern among homeowners and buyers.
A series of Texas real estate updates highlight continued investment in Houston, from commercial expansion to shifting market activity.
Houston’s master-planned communities topped national rankings in 2025, selling more than 6,300 homes and reinforcing the region’s growth momentum.
New data shows the median home price across the Lake Houston area slipped in December, offering potential buyers a bit more leverage as the market adjusts.