Technip fills up another Houston office building
French energy services firm Technip has leased a 17-story building, adding to the space it already occupies along the Energy Corridor in west Houston, developer Mac Haik announced Wednesday. More »
Energy industry helping drive Houston housing demand
Demand in the Houston area has shot up amid additional office development and a coming relocation for thousands of Exxon Mobil Corp. employees. More »
Exxon takes Energy Corridor property to market
As it prepares to move into a new campus north of Houston, Exxon Mobil Corp. has started looking for buyers for its 35-acre chemical facility in the Energy Corridor. More »
Midland counts on 53-story tower as oil again buoys Texas
When clients in Midland, Texas, complained that they couldn’t find office space, hotel rooms or banquet halls, hedge fund co-founder Joseph Jacobs saw a big opportunity. More »
Chevron buys downtown property
Chevron Corp. has expanded its downtown property portfolio with the acquisition of a public parking garage at 1400 Louisiana. More »
Baker Hughes builds new training center for rig workers
See renderings of the $50 million education and training center under construction in Tomball for oilfield services firm Baker Hughes. More »
Houston ranks No. 1 for corporate growth
The Houston area had more corporate expansion projects last year than any other large city in the country, according to a new report from Site Selection magazine. More »
Shipping giant bets on oil boom with Houston facility
Anticipating significant growth in the oil and gas sector, Gulf Agency Company has broken ground on a 181,000-square-foot warehouse in north Houston to house a growing number of shipments and staff. More »
More development planned for Houston’s Energy Corridor
A Houston developer has bought 32 acres in the Energy Corridor for office space, banking on the strong leasing activity among energy and oil field services companies. More »
Energy job growth keeping Houston economy healthy
In a Q&A with the Houston Chronicle, experts say a shortage of skilled workers is the biggest impediment to Houston’s energy-driven economic expansion. More »
Noble Energy planning 20-story office tower
Noble Energy is building a corporate campus, spanning nearly 1 million square feet, on the southwest corner of Texas 249 and Louetta. It’s the latest in a string of energy firms planning campus developments. More »
Energy Center corridor grows in west Houston
Real estate development firm Trammell Crow Co. has broken ground on Energy Center Three, the latest tower to grow out of the strength of the city’s energy industry. More »
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