MONT BELVIEU, Texas – (Realty News Report) Houston-based developer McGrath Real Estate Partners has broken ground on Millhouse, a 16,956-SF retail Riceland: 4,500 Homes, 30 Miles of Trails – and The...

Two hundred eight workplaces made Houston Chronicle’s Top Workplaces in 2025, based on an employee survey conducted by Energage. 

 Other new tenants include women’s lifestyle brand L'Agence and a pop-up by Houston designer Christy Lynn. 

Dozens of HISD's schools were built before 1950, and many have been transformed into community centers long after their legacy as a historic school.

The Elf on the Shelf was voted the most annoying tradition by readers, but other honorable mentions make the list.

The quickly-growing suburbs of Pearland, Atascocita and Sugar Land stood out for having some of the highest property tax rates in the country. 

2024 saw a handful of beloved, decades-long anchors leave Houston TV stations. Here's a roundup of the changes the TV news world saw this year.

Department store Macy's CEO has announced the closure of 65 locations following the holidays. The locations have not been announced. 

 A Houston development team plans to turn an outdated former Schlumberger office site in west Houston into a trendy outdoor retail plaza called Ashford Yard. See the renderings and plans here.

Southern Living Magazine has named Richmond as one of the “Cutest Christmas Towns” in the South for 2024.

One of most popular cruise ports in north America has broken a record this year with more than 1.5 million passengers. 

More than 90,000 prospective freshmen applied for fall 2025 admission to the University of Texas at Austin, smashing previous records with the biggest push from out-of-state students.

Conner Weigman, a former top prospect from Bridgeland, is staying close to home by transferring to UH after three seasons at Texas A&M.

Houston loves their TIRZs, and San Antonio is going to tap an existing one to help build a minor league baseball stadium downtown. But let’s call them what they are, says columnist Michael Taylor.

Houston’s political ward system was ended by a referendum 120 years ago, but the wards still make up a large part of the city’s culture.

Residents of Spring Branch and Memorial will have a new options for dining, shopping and entertainment in 2026.

Texas homeowners are struggling to keep their homes insured, paying more for less coverage as climate change wreaks havoc on providers.

One of the Americas biggest automotive and powersports retailers has expanded its Houston-area location with a new state-of-the-art center.

Relatives of the late billionaire Fayez Sarofim sold a River Oaks mansion in the second priciest home sale ever recorded in Houston. Take a peek inside the French château, listed at $24.75...