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Some events are worth waiting for. The ACE Mentor Program Houston's Mentors & Music event at Doc's Jazz Club is one of them.
In the heart of Houston's East End, where historic character and new development continue to converge, a familiar structure is entering a new chapter. At the intersection of Canal and Navigation and the gateway to the East River district, 2311 Canal St. is being reimagined by The Deal Company as a mixed-use destination rooted in the neighborhood's past and built for its future.
I recently attended the 2026 Rice Business reunion, and this year’s event was especially meaningful because my two sons joined me.
Houston's built environment is evolving and the conversation around it has never been more energized. At yesterday's Bisnow Houston Architecture & Design Summit, two outstanding panels brought together developers, architects, and civic leaders to discuss the future of Houston as a destination city. From public spaces to global positioning, the insights were sharp, timely, and deeply relevant to anyone shaping this city's next chapter.
When a market is growing this fast, there's no substitute for boots on the ground. Yesterday's Developer/Broker bus tour and luncheon, hosted by the Waller EDC, delivered exactly that — real sites, real infrastructure, and direct access to the local team positioned to help move projects from concept to construction.
Mother's Day may have just passed, but our gratitude doesn't.
AMLI Park Central is currently under construction in Mueller, AMLI Development's newest community designed around parkside living, walkability, and connection to one of Austin's most vibrant urban villages.
What a fantastic turnout at the Institute for Leadership in Capital Projects (I-LinCP) Houston Chapter luncheon at Maggiano's Little Italy! We appreciate everyone who joined us and the strong engagement throughout the discussion on public sector procurement and opportunities in our region.
This month we celebrate the heart and vision behind everything we do at PRISM.
Ten years ago, we walked into a space on Eastside Street in Houston's Upper Kirby District with an ownership team and a vision. What happened next is one of the most rewarding chapters in our work.
