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Houston’s Commercial Real Estate Market Still Recovering From Oil Downturn
Posted on · The office market, in particular, is still struggling with high vacancy rates.
Posted on · The office market, in particular, is still struggling with high vacancy rates.
Posted on · Occupancy boost after Hurricane Harvey means revenue is down compared to 2017
Posted on · A new report from the Center for Houston's Future says the city can't rely on oil to continue creating the kind of "high value" jobs it has for decades.
Posted on · Overall office vacancy went up again last year but there is hope 2018 will be better
Posted on · Some usually highly popular oil and gas certification programs are lacking the students.
Posted on · A recent report shows Houston is No. 1 in the country in distressed hotel loans, just as the city is experiencing a boom in new hotels.
Posted on · Some energy companies are stepping up their campus recruitment efforts.
Posted on · The University of Houston’s Institute for Regional Forecasting answered that question – sort of – at its bi-annual economic symposium.
Posted on · The year 2017 is likely the culmination of the petrochemical boom.
Posted on · “The profile of the employees will change," says one Houston energy consultant.
Posted on · Some say it's a recent shift, one companies have to make for long-term survival.
Posted on · The Purchasing Managers Index indicates expansion for the third month in a row in December.
Posted on · The construction industry is feeling the effect of the oil downturn.