Topic – Development
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Ashby High Rise stripped of mixed use
City issues building permits
The City of Houston issued permits to developer, Buckhead Investment Partners, to build the controversial Ashby High Rise after substantial changes to the plan.
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David Crossley
No Greenspace by 2035? Ba ba!
What will our grandchildren think about Houston's dissappearing greenspace?
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Home prices up, sales still down in Houston
Market recovering, says HAR
The median home price for the Houston region is at an all-time high as monthly sales, while slowly improving, are still below what they were in previous years.
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Developers anticipating Charlotte’s new light rail
New line expected in 2015
Developers in Charlotte are capitalizing on light rail, but Houston has not seen similar results due to intense land speculation.
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Vision North Texas to explore investment and development alternatives for region
Away from 'business as usual'
A regional dialogue event intends to bring North Texans together to talk about new approaches and better choices for the region's future and its people.
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Bridgeland sale canceled
General Growth is bankrupt
General Growth, which filed for bankruptcy, canceled the sale due to improving market conditions. Bridgeland has been cited as a reason to build Segment E.
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Philadelphia to rework tax structure, encourage growth
Task force will study effects
Mayor Michael Nutter has assembled a task force to revamp the city's tax structure to promote - and remove barriers to - economic growth.
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Share of res development in urban centers growing, says study
"Fundamental shift" in market
More than half of the US’s 50 largest metro regions are undergoing a “dramatic” increase in the relative number of…
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David Crossley
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Richard Florida
The limits of density
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New housing forecast mostly good for walkable communities
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