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January 4, 2022

Houston CRE Companies Eye A Brighter 2022 Despite Setbacks

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Though the omicron variant is once again delaying the plans of some companies still considering sending employees back to the office, Houston commercial real estate experts say they are largely no longer feeling weighed down by the pandemic. 

Going into 2022, the commercial real estate industry is cautiously optimistic about the year ahead, predicting even the lagging office market will see improvement, with some already seeing activity reach 2019 levels or better. Experts are also predicting 2022 will bring the continued revival of retail and a new focus on green building and technology to attract and retain talent.

Houston CRE Companies Eye A Brighter 2022 Despite Setbacks

In a rapidly changing market still dealing with Covid-19, Bisnow spoke to several real estate professionals in Houston to get an idea of what they might be expecting coming into the new year.OfficeWhile the Houston office market appears to be stabilizing somewhat, CRE professionals predict its growth may still be flat…

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Kirby Collection Becomes Arrive Upper Kirby As Part Of $182M Acquisition

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Fowler Property Acquisitions has purchased Upper Kirby mixed-use project The Kirby Collection. The 290K SF development at 3200 Kirby Drive, which includes residential, office and retail, will be renamed Arrive Upper Kirby. Its previous owner was Thor Equities. The purchase closed on Oct. 26, 2021, for $182M, or $425K per…

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Starwood Capital Group Acquires Houston Resort, Residential Developer

Starwood Capital Group Acquires Houston Resort, Residential Developer  

An affiliate of Miami-based Starwood Capital Group acquired a majority of Houston-based residential developer Land Tejas. Land Tejas currently has 10 communities in suburban Houston, with more set to open this year, including Cypress Green in Hockley, northwest of Houston. Additionally, the company owns two lagoon resorts, one…

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These Days, It's Harder To Trust Data On Tenant Requirements In Office Markets

Though the omicron variant added yet another wrinkle, the office market in many major cities has seen a recovery in demand based on the tenant requirements that are tracked by brokers.

But that metric may be misleading at a time when long-term planning for office occupancy remains near an all-time low. And what that number means is up for interpretation.

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C-Suite Spotlight: CHA Partners Managing Partner Bill Colgan

 

Bill Colgan is managing partner of CHA Partners, a mixed-use developer particularly known for its work acquiring and repurposing acute care hospitals in New Jersey and bringing various forms of healthcare real estate to underserved communities. The firm also launched LIVIA, a new senior housing brand, in September, and does other residential and commercial development.

Three decades of leadership have taught him the value in not being rigid and of not just managing, but inspiring. 

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