A fresh list of eight properties to be sold was posted on the GSA website, including two in Texas: the LaBranch Federal ...

The U.S. General Services Administration included the LaBranch Federal Building at 2320 LaBranch Street in Houston on its latest list of federal properties slated for accelerated disposition ...

A Houston real estate company has signed seven new tenants at a Northbelt/Greenspoint office building it just acquired. The Greenspoint area has by far the highest office vacancy rate in Greater ...

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story March 31, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — In a heartfelt and unanimous decision that echoes across city streets and hearts alike, Harris Count ...

A Harris County building will bear the name of a Houston political icon who died earlier this month. The commissioners voted ...

The board of IGM Financial Inc. (TSE:IGM) has announced that it will pay a dividend on the 30th of April, with investors receiving CA$0.5625 per share. The dividend yield will be 5.0% based on ...

In addition to the Houston buildings that Trump has designated as non-essential properties to be sold off, 21 other buildings in Texas are on the list. Those are: According to the agency ...

According to the agency’s website, the three properties include Alliance Tower, the George Thomas Mickey Leland Federal Building and the Houston Custom House. Recommended Videos “We are ...

The initial list of 443 buildings included just three in the Houston area: Alliance Tower: 8701 S. Gessner Road (221,519 square feet) George Thomas Mickey Leland Federal Building: 1919 Smith St ...

The General Services Administration, landlord for federal government, said Tuesday it planned to sell more than 440 buildings across the U.S., including three in Houston and 21 others in Texas.

A controversial 20-story tower and mixed-use building slated to go up in Montrose is now at a standstill after the Houston Planning Commission denied a request for change to the zoning rules.