By: Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage BrokerHouston's real estate market is reeling after Hurricane Beryl left a trail of devastation, spotlighting major infrastructure weaknesses. 🌪️ A week after the storm, a sign for luxury apartments on Westcreek Lane remains toppled, symbolizing the broader chaos.
By: Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage BrokerIn the ever-expanding landscape of Texas, growth is not merely a concept but a reality that shapes communities and economies. One such area experiencing a surge in development is the region northeast of Houston, propelled largely by the construction and impact of the Grand Parkway. The Grand Parkway, also known as State Highway 99, is not just a road; it's a lifeline for the burgeoning communities along its path. As it stretches through the rural expanse, it connects previously isolated areas, transforming them into prime locations for residential, commercial, and industrial development. This infrastructure marvel has become the catalyst for turning what was once rural farmland into the next major growth area.