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Three Truck Platforms, Five Trucks, One Lane: Inside Kodiak’s Launch Plan
Kodiak plans to launch driverless commercial service with five trucks on a 219-mile segment of I-45 between Dallas and Houston. The International LT becomes Kodiak’s third truck platform, with unsupervised deployments targeted for the second half of 2027. Atlas Energy Solutions now operates 37 customer-owned Kodiak-powered trucks, with 100...
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CLS Health Advances Construction on New Webster Surgical Campus, Expanding Access to Care in Clear Lake Area
First phase of new medical campus brings a 27,000-square-foot surgery center and two medical office buildings to Webster, with construction expected to run through 2027. WEBSTER, TX / ACCESS Newswire / November 11, 2026 / Residents of Webster and the greater Clear Lake area will soon have new surgical and specialty care options close to home. CLS Health, a physician-led, multi-specialty healthcare group serving Greater Houston, broke ground on September 3, 2026, on the first phase of a new medical campus near Kobayashi Road and Medical Center Boulevard, across from the organization’s existing medical office plaza. The project will bring an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) and two medical office buildings to the community, along with new construction and healthcare jobs in the area.
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Historic Houston theater secures $7 million loan to begin renovations
A historic Houston movie theater has secured the necessary funds to move forward with its renovation and redevelopment plans. Community non-profit Arthouse Houston announced on Tuesday, November 10, that it had closed on a seller-financed loan to purchase the Garden Oaks Theater. Thanks to support from 900 donors, Arthouse closed on the $7.1 million property purchase today, putting $2 million down and saving the building from demolition.
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Exclusive: Maxus Properties Snaps Up 324-Unit Houston Asset
The property debuted two decades ago. Maxus Properties has acquired Vintage Park, a 324-unit community in Houston, Yardi Matrix data shows. Atlantic Pacific Cos. sold the 2006-completed asset after nearly a decade of ownership. Berkadia marketed the investment, and, according to the brochure, Vintage Park was expected to trade below replacement cost.