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One of Houston's most historic music venues is for sale

Its longtime owner is ready to say goodbye.

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The Money Overview

Harris County homeowners 65 and older can claim an extra $60,000 school-tax exemption and a school tax ceiling by filing with HCAD, whose regular deadline is April 30

Harris County homeowners 65 and older can claim an extra $60,000 school-tax exemption and a school tax ceiling by filing one application with the Harris Central Appraisal District, which takes regular exemption applications from Jan. 1 to April 30. The $60,000 sits on top of the school-tax exemption every Texas homestead already gets. Turning 65 […] The post Harris County homeowners 65 and older can claim an extra $60,000 school-tax exemption and a school tax ceiling by filing with HCAD, whose regular deadline is April 30 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Harris County, TX · 3d

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72-Unit Affordable Complex Opens in Spring-Klein as Half of Houston Renters Struggle

A 72-unit affordable housing complex in the Spring-Klein area celebrated its grand opening Friday, offering one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments to families earning 60% or less of the area median income. Saddle Creek Village, located at 15960 Kuykendahl Road in Houston, includes units set aside for households earning as little as 30% and 50% of area median income, along with disability-accessible apartments and energy-efficient appliances throughout.

Harris County, TX · 3d

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Jordan Coleman uncovers Houston food hidden gems

Jordan Coleman had $25 to her name when she pulled up to Chef Jay Eats & Treats, a takeout counter in north Houston. Laid off from a legal administrative job and driving for Uber, she spent it on a meal she planned to film. The video drew nearly 1 million views. The owner emailed her thanks, and a paid offer from another business soon followed.

Houston, TX · 5d

Chron.com

35-year-old Houston-area attraction to close after owner's death

The space was known for pumpkin picking and more.

Humble, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

How POST Houston transformed a windowless downtown mail warehouse into a hub for food, art and music

Five years after reopening as POST Houston, the former Barbara Jordan Post Office still holds traces of the mail warehouse it once was.

Houston, TX · 10h

Chron.com

Developer expands in Cypress and Tomball as Northwest Houston demand surges

It's for buyers who want access to the region's major roads and jobs without giving up space.

Houston, TX · 3d

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HITT breaks ground on NASA fabrication center in Texas

HITT Contracting, the country’s eighth-largest contractor by revenue, broke ground alongside NASA on the space agency’s Applied Spaceflight Fabrication Facility at Johnson Space Center in Houston, the contractor announced on Nov. 3. HITT will act as general contractor on the build, which turned dirt on Oct. 27. The...

Houston, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

Houston's Top Workplaces in 2026, ranked by large, mid-size and small companies

Houston's Top Workplaces honored a record 231 employers in 2026, based on employee feedback collected by Energage. See the complete list of winners.

Houston Chronicle

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1,130-acre community backed by billionaire Jeffery Hildebrand to grow as developer bets bigger on Katy

An 1,130-acre Katy community backed by billionaire Jeffery Hildebrand and Johnson Develompent is getting bigger, with nearly 500 new homesites and a new 20-acre amenity center.

Katy, TX · 7h

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Houston Just Tore Down a 132-Year-Old Mansion to Build a Gas Station and People Are Furious

A Gas Station Company Bought a Houston Mansion and Demolished It Without a Permit Preservationists in Houston are furious. And […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

The Daily South

Meet The Houston Company Giving Vintage China A Second Life

Sometimes the best ideas come from not being able to find just what you’re looking for. The spark for Tiers of Joy started when Marieli Cruzado’s dear friend was on a hunt for beautiful platters for her daughter’s wedding shower. Cruzado’s husband, Richard, spent years in the construction industry, so when her friend asked if custom tiered platters could be made, Cruzado thought it must be possible. “I said, ‘I think we can figure it out,’ ” she recalls. “When I started looking, I couldn’t find any tiered stands I liked. I wouldn’t put any of what I found in my kitchen. So we made a few of them for my friend, and then people started contacting me, asking if I would design some for them.”

Houston, TX · 3d

Chron.com

Bahama Buck's closes suburban Houston location after 11 years

"Just fell to my knees at HEB."

Houston, TX · 18h

Houston Chronicle

This Houston company wants to be the next Buc-ee's. In 2026, it's the city's top small workplace.

Proper Roofing was named Houston's top small workplace for a third straight year as its founders aim to become one of the city's “iconic” businesses.

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North Houston Developer Bets on 457,000-Square-Foot Crane-Served Manufacturing Campus

A Tomball-based developer is staking a sizable bet on Houston's tightest industrial niche, unveiling plans for a 457,000-square-foot manufacturing campus in the city's northeast that will come equipped with cranes from the start. The project, called AeroPoint 1960, lands at 5301 FM 1960 Road East, just down the street from George Bush Intercontinental Airport, in a corner of the market where space for heavy manufacturers has grown scarce.

Houston, TX · 1d

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Old MacDonald's Farm in Humble to close after 34 years following founder's death

HOUSTON - A longtime Houston staple is preparing to shut its doors for good this fall after the loss of the man who started it all 34 years ago. Old MacDonald’s Farm announced it will permanently close on Nov. 30, 2026 after more than three decades of serving the Houston-area.

Humble, TX · 1d

The Daily South

Houston Homebuilder Celebrates 21 Years Of Giving Away Homes To Veterans

In 2005, Texas homebuilder Dan Wallrath was living a full, busy life. The Houston native and his wife of more than 30 years had become new grandparents, his homebuilding business was thriving and he was helping his church with a building project. “Life was good, but extremely busy,” Wallrath recalls....

Houston, TX · 13h

Houston Chronicle

The Garden Oaks Theater's future is now assured as Arthouse Houston closes on the property

The group that helped save the River Oaks Theatre met the demand to raise the $7.1 million needed to spare the Art Deco building.

Houston, TX · 5h

Houston Chronicle

Company tied to Kirby Mansion demolition withdraws plans to replace Park Place Methodist Church

A company tied to the Kirby Mansion demolition withdrew plans to redevelop the former Park Place Methodist Church site in southeast Houston.

Houston, TX · 1d

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