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March 22, 2022

Houston Leads The Nation In Big-Box Industrial Growth, Thanks To Booming E-Commerce

Houston is the nation's top growth market among big-box industrial facilities, with growth in e-commerce incentivizing companies to hungrily grab properties, especially around Port Houston.

Houston Leads The Nation In Big-Box Industrial Growth, Thanks To Booming E-Commerce

Industrial big-box facilities, or any warehouse or distribution center over 200K SF, are proving more popular than ever as companies increase stock to keep up with e-commerce demand and supply chain woes, according to March data from CBRE. With 11.1% growth in 2021, Houston leads the nation, ahead of…

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This Week's Houston Deal Sheet

Several Houston executives have been elected to the Texas Business Hall of Fame, including several big names in commercial real estate.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet

Among other Texan executives, Houston-based John Arnold, founder of Centaurus Capital and Arnold Ventures; Ric Campo, CEO of Camden Property Trust; Jeffery Hildebrand, executive chairman and founder of Hilcorp Energy Co., Harvest Midstream Co. and JDH Capital; and Paul W. Hobby, founding partner of Genesis Park and GP Capital, have…

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New SEC Rule Requiring Companies To Report Climate Data Could Spell Confusion For CRE

In a move that could give new verve to the Biden administration's stalled environmental agenda, the Securities and Exchange Commission has given the initial green light to a new rule requiring public companies to publish disclosures about climate-related risks and greenhouse gas emissions.

New SEC Rule Requiring Companies To Report Climate Data Could Spell Confusion For CRE

By a 3-1 vote, the SEC backed a rule Monday that would give shareholders insight into the risks natural disasters pose to companies, as well as the impact of new government environmental policies and the influence of global climate change on consumer interest in products and services, The New York Times…

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Opportunity Zone Investment Is Still Flocking To Areas That Don't Really Need It

When the opportunity zone program was created five years ago as an incentive for investors to pay closer attention to economically disadvantaged communities, critics worried the program would instead benefit wealthy taxpayers and leave out the disenfranchised neighborhoods that the program promised to lift up. 

That concern appears to have come to life in California, specifically in Los Angeles, which has been a hot investment target for opportunity zone investors since the beginning of the program. 

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