Houston City Council has approved a $19.3 million loan for an affordable housing project in southeast Houston.

The new location will be led by Ashish and Andrea Ghotekar, who will serve as the franchise owners of New Again Houses – Brazoria County.

While the most expensive property sold in November pales in comparison to October’s most expensive closed home sale, the luxury sector remains a thriving component of greater Houston’s real estate market.

The newly built Cypresswood Apartments in greater Houston has been acquired by Civitas Capital Group.

Austin-based property management and development company RPM Living has acquired its 17th multifamily property in the greater Houston area.

Located at 24609 Magnolia Road, Stallion Lakes offers “country club living” to residents who don’t want to move too far from the convenience of Houston.

The Waller Independent School District acquired 19 acres of land within the Bridgeland master-planned community for an elementary school.

Wells Fargo has partnered with the National Urban League to train diverse home appraisers in Houston.

The Houston Association of REALTORS® honored the winners of the 12th annual 20 Under 40 Rising Stars in Real Estate Awards last month, recognizing young professionals in the Houston real estate industry based on sales, leadership and community involvement.

Pelican Builders has announced a new River Oaks condominium project located just one block from their latest Houston condominium building, The Revere.

The projected year-over-year change in home sale transactions in the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land region is 2.9%.

“Wood Parners is excited to break ground on Alta Cypress Springs, which will serve as the perfect community for young professionals and families in the west Houston area,” said Bart Barrett, managing director at Wood Partners.

Located at 808 Crawford St. next to Discovery Green, Parkside Residences boasts 43 floors of luxury amenities, stunning views and spacious floorplans.

Texas home buyer A-List Properties has announced an expansion into all Texas markets.

Houston-based builder Wan Bridge has opened a new build-to-rent community that emulates the seaside living experience.

“At the heart of our strategy is walkable urbanism,” Concept Neighborhood’s site reads.