Matthew Jackson+FollowHouston home sales heat up: What’s driving the surge?Houston’s housing market just saw a major jump—new listings shot up nearly 20% in a single week, with over 4,000 homes hitting the market. Pending and closed sales also climbed, and more people are out touring homes than last year. If you’ve been thinking about buying or selling, this could mean more options and maybe even more competition. What’s fueling this sudden activity? Are folks finally making moves after waiting on the sidelines, or is something else at play? Would love to hear how these changes are affecting your plans or neighborhood! #RealEstate #HoustonRealEstate #HomeSales00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowWaller & Brookshire’s home boom: What’s driving it?Home sales in Waller and Brookshire are exploding, with both communities topping Houston’s hottest markets for the second quarter in a row. What’s fueling this surge? Affordable new homes, lower prices, and big investments like Memorial Hermann’s new land purchase in Waller. Beacon Hill and Bluestem developments are drawing families and businesses west, while average prices stay well below Houston’s $450K mark. With thousands of new homes and jobs on the horizon, these areas are quickly becoming the go-to spots for first-time buyers and anyone looking for more value. How do you see this growth changing our region? #RealEstate #HoustonRealEstate #WallerTX00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowHouston Office Building Gets a New NeighborGuess what? A big office building in Houston just got a new owner—think of it as someone buying a giant workspace right next to your favorite grocery store. The spot’s super convenient, with easy drives to shopping and fancy neighborhoods. Why does this matter? It shows people are still betting on office spaces in good locations, even as work-from-home sticks around. Maybe the next cool coffee shop or gym pops up nearby! #Business #HoustonRealEstate #OfficeLife00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy Are Investors Snapping Up Empty Offices?So, investors just bought a huge office complex in Houston, even though tons of office buildings are sitting empty. Why? Because prices have dropped so much, some folks see a bargain. If you’re curious about real estate deals, this is like shopping the clearance rack—risky, but maybe worth it if the area bounces back. For renters or small businesses, this could mean more options and better deals on office space soon! #RealEstate #HoustonRealEstate #OfficeSpace73Share
russellolson+FollowWould You Share a Backyard for Built-In Babysitters?Ever wish your neighbors were more like friends (or free babysitters)? Houston’s new CoHousing project is shaking up the way we live—think private homes but with shared spaces like a giant kitchen and community hangouts. The big shift? Less isolation, more instant help when you need it, and built-in social life for the price of a regular home. If you’re tired of feeling alone in the city, this could be your money-smart hack for a happier, more connected life. #RealEstate #CommunityLiving #HoustonRealEstate00Share
