Houston’s housing market has shown a significant recovery in 2024, marked by increased sales volume and driven by the luxury home segment. Economic confidence bolstered by election outcomes and interest rate adjustments has supported this growth. Looking forward, experts anticipate stable home values in 2025, providing positive prospects for homebuyers and sellers.
Dream Harvest, a leader in vertical farming based in Houston, is auctioning $8 million in surplus equipment to optimize operations. This strategic move reflects the growing trend in sustainable agriculture, with vertical farming gaining traction in Texas supported by major investments.
In Houston, public warming centers are closed despite freezing temperatures, following city policies. The Mayor’s Office coordinates with private facilities to provide temporary shelter. Residents and advocates express concerns over the criteria for opening city-run centers.
Texas legislators are set to reform a controversial tax exemption system for affordable housing, targeting loopholes that allow HFCs to exempt properties outside their jurisdictions. The planned reforms aim to ensure the system supports affordable housing without overburdening local taxpayers.
The FBI conducted a second search at Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s Houston home after his alleged New Year’s Day attack in New Orleans. Investigators found precursor chemicals, sparking further investigation into Jabbar’s possible extremist ties and motives.
Tilman Fertitta, a prominent Houston billionaire, is delivering on his commitment to enhance the retail offerings at the luxurious River Oaks District.…
FBI and bomb technicians investigate Houston residence linked to a truck attack suspect. Law enforcement agencies gather evidence while ensuring public safety with police barricades, asking residents to avoid the area. Temporary flight restrictions in place. Investigation continues.
The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that the cities of Austin and Houston are protected by governmental immunity, shielding them from lawsuits over police chase-related crashes. This decision emphasizes the legal boundaries of immunity and its implications for accountability in law enforcement practices.
Atascocita and Conroe are leading the surge in Houston’s suburban growth, ranking among the fastest-growing areas in the U.S. According to a SmartAsset study, these suburbs are experiencing significant population increases, impacting local businesses and services. As housing demand rises, Houston’s suburban appeal continues to shape living trends across Texas.
Waltrip High’s Ram Band wins 13 awards, including first place, at the Sugar Bowl Field Show. Despite a HISD ban, their success highlights community support and dedication.