Harold Farb News Today

Who’s up, who’s down, who’s gone, and who’s new on our second annual study of the state’s superrich.

What’s what and who’s who in Texas real estate.

FYI: The Houston Post’s new society sleuth has great connections, a phone in her purse, and the complete attention of Houston’s haut monde.

Give us your tired and freezing Yankees, your studious Arabs, your ambitious young hustlers just blown into town, and we will rent them one bedroom and a bath for $215.

Let’s hear it for Dallas’ Northwood Institute, where entrepreneurialism is second only to high society fundraising.

In the eighties, petroleum prices went through the roof, and Texans, flush with cash, went a little crazy—before it all came crashing down.

The 46-story building looks to have sold at a huge loss.

A fresh look at the state’s rich reveals that their fortunes continue to climb.

Houston’s host of the town.

Wealthy Texans have been heard to say that money is just a way of keeping score. Here's the scoreboard.