Colliers in Houston with offices in the Galleria, Fort Bend and The Woodlands - Commercial Real Estate - Accelerating success. #CRE
Greater Houston Area, Texas
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Emerging Trends 2027: Get ready to ‘Work for It.’CRE opportunities are expanding, but success won’t come easy. It will take precise investment decisions and skilled operational management.
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Data center boom driving huge demand for industrial outdoor storage.
DAT: Every GW of capacity needs ~100k truckloads of steel, concrete, generators & equipment.
IOS rents +32% since 2021.
The hidden logistics play behind AI.
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Corporate real estate is at an inflection point, with organizations rethinking how they align workplace, technology and real estate strategies to support business goals.
Malia Rosado, SVP, Enterprise Client Strategy & Solutions | Global Occupier Solutions, will be part of the conversation at the 2026 CoreNet Global North America Summit in Chicago, joining industry leaders to discuss what's next for corporate real estate and the evolving needs of businesses around the globe.
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Demand for outpatient care is growing, so why might some outpatient properties still struggle?
Before buying an outpatient medical building, ask one question: Who could use this space after the current tenant leaves?
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Q3 2026 Houston Multifamily Market Report
Occupancy at its highest level since early 2022, paired with tapering deliveries and a thinning construction pipeline, points to firmer footing for Houston multifamily heading into 2027.
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Tenant leverage in big box industrial is fading faster than most occupiers realize.
H1 2026:
• 170.6M SF leased, strongest half since 2022
• 87.6M SF absorbed, nearly 2x new supply
• Vacancy down to 9.4% from 11.1%
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The wide gap between property values and replacement costs matters for more than today’s pricing. High construction costs make new development harder to justify, limiting future supply and improving... Check out our newest #KnowledgeLeader article here: ow.ly/aB4S106H4hK
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Metro Houston added 50,300 jobs in the 12 months ending July ’26, reaching 3.5 million total nonfarm jobs. That’s a sharp rebound from just 17,500 jobs added in all of ’25. 📈
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Hines is expanding in Houston: Aero Logistics Center is underway (270,900 SF), Mills 249 is nearing completion (200,200 SF), and Lone Star Logistics Park’s second phase is starting (476,063 SF, 83% preleased).
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Retail sales jumped 6.8% YoY in September, but the headline hides an inflation story. Foot traffic rose just 1.7%, and core sales volumes grew only 1.2%. Higher gas prices alone contributed 1.9 percentage points to overall sales growth.
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AI is reshaping retail real estate. Stores are becoming hubs for fulfillment, customer engagement and data, not just sales. Colliers’ Spring 2026 report: landlords need to plan for 5G, fulfillment space and digital infrastructure. bit.ly/4zLpg15
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U.S. retail held firm in Q3 2026, with the strongest net absorption since 2023.
- Net absorption: 10.5 million sq ft
- Vacancy: 4.3%, down 10 bps
- Under construction: 58.1 million sq ft
- Asking rents: $26.20/sq ft, up 0.7%
Houston industrial posted one of its strongest quarters in years in Q3 2026. Leasing hit a decade-plus high, absorption ran ahead of new supply, and rents jumped.
Vacancy: 7.0%, down 10 bps QoQ and 30 bps YoY. That’s the lowest since Q1 2025.
Net absorption: 8.3M SF, the best quarter since Q2 2022. YTD absorption is 21.1M SF, already more than all of 2025.
Leasing: 17.6M SF, the highest in more than ten years. Trailing four-quarter leasing is 51.4M SF, against a five-year average of 45.4M.
Asking rents: $10.43/SF NNN, up 3.9% QoQ and 10.4% YoY.
Under construction: 25.5M SF across 193 buildings. That’s up 12.8% YoY but down from 28.5M last quarter, and only 28.6% is preleased.
Inventory: 735.6M SF, with 8.3M SF delivered this quarter and 19.8M SF YTD.
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As bond yields rise, so do investors’ return expectations for commercial real estate. Higher Treasury yields limit cap rate compression, as Colliers noted in August, while Green Street recently argued... Check out our newest #KnowledgeLeader article here: ow.ly/yhHn106FZvB
Houston’s industrial market is not suffering from weak demand. It is paying for developers’ confidence. More than 14.1 million square feet of absorption and 8.4% vacancy should support rents, but persistent deliveries have given tenants the leverage.
Park Towers sitting at 89.5% occupancy shatters the claim that only brand-new construction survives this cycle. Continual reinvestment kept it viable.
Interra Capital Group, a boutique private equity and financial advisory firm based in Houston, acquired Park Towers, a two-building Class A office portfolio at 1333 W. Loop S. and 1233 W. Loop
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