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Archives: March 2022





Second Ward warehouse sold

​​HOUSTON – A 39,445-sf warehouse at 5606 Harvey Wilson Dr. in the Second W​ard neighborhood has been sold. Built in 1955, the building ha​s 10- to 14-ft clear heights. NAI Partners represented the seller while PrinGroup Commercial represented the buyer. Get more Houston-area industrial news on the Texas Real Estate Research Center’s website: ​​​​​Texas Quarterly Commercial Report Houston-area industrial […]


February a good month for Houston home sales

​​​​HOUSTON – Area home sales scored double-digit gains in February, partly because of the deadly Texas freeze from February 2021 halting real estate activity. According to the Houston Association of Realtors, single-family home sales increased 22.9 percent from February 2021 to 7,321 units sold​. Sales were up 23.3 percent over February 2020, the last February with […]


Link Logistics developing 631K-sf warehouse development

​​​ROUND ROCK – Link Logistics Real Estate LLC is developing Settlers Grove, a 631,000-sf warehouse development at 2200 Chisholm Trail. The four-building property will have 32- to 36-ft clear heights. Construction begins in May and will be complete in 13 months. Powers Brown is the architect.​​ The Texas Real Estate Research Center has more industrial news for Austin-Round Rock: Texas […]


Tyler cancer care center tops off

​TYLER – St. Louis-based McCarthy Building Cos. has topped out the Northeast Texas Cancer and Research Institute, an 85,000-sf healthcare project.  The center is on the CHRIS​TUS Mother Frances Hospital campus. It will have specialized areas for Texas Oncology, including 30,000 sf of clinic space for medical, radiation, and gynecologic oncology services and nearly 3,000 sf of research space.  […]



Out-of-state movers not to blame for surging Texas home prices

​COLLEGE STATION – Increased migration to Texas, particularly from higher-income states like California, has prompted concerns of diminished housing affordability as newcomers search and compete for housing. However, new analysis by the Texas Real Estate Research Center (TRERC) indicates migration patterns offer little explanation for the recent runup in home prices.  “There is essentially no correlation […]