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Whether a renter is considered a Baby Boomer, Millennial and Gen Zer, the common denominator is the desire to have inexpensive and flexible living accommodations within short distances to resources and transportation.

Solix has signed a lease for 31,442 square feet and will occupy a portion of the second and the entire third floors of the 75,049 square-foot office building owned by Lincoln Property Co.

Wood Investment buys a grocery-anchored two-tenant retail center in the Inland Empire submarket.

The 353-room hotel recently sold for $117.5 million, unencumbered of an existing management agreement, to an undisclosed buyer by seller, Han's Holdings Group Ltd.

Developers are poised to bring about 16,900 deliveries throughout the year, mostly in the Katy and Spring/Tomball markets, thanks to proximity to important transit routes such as Interstate 10 and Grand Parkway.

The Troubadour will be the first development for Mac McElwrath and Chris Sipes' Wayfinder, which focuses on high-growth areas with access to major employment centers and entertainment amenities.

Master plan developers are seeing increasing demand for agrihood communities, where residents can grow their own food in community gardens.

ElmTree is also finding the cold storage space to be "very intriguing."