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Real estate transactions: Investors buy Houston apartment complexes FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 MLG Capital acquired the Heights at Harper’s Preserve, a 328-unit apartment community at 17116 Harpers Trace in ConroeMLG CapitalShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Madera Residential acquired the 620-unit Domain and Lofts at CityCentre at 811 Town and Country Blvd.PCCPShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 CenterPoint Properties purchased a 601,261-SF building on 31-acres at 3507 Pasadena Freeway in Pasadena from Link Lo...

This is historic: City agrees to lease Sunnyside landfill for solar farm, charging $1 a year FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Efrem Jernigan, president of South Union CDC and Sunnyside community liaison talks about bringing a solar farm to the Sunnyside neighborhood in Houston on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019. The project was selected as part of an initiative called Reinventing Cities, which recognizes low-carbon solutions in cities around the world. The project still needs to find investors, but construction...

PPP returns, giving a crucial lifeline to small, underserved Houston businesses FacebookTwitterEmail 1of23 Shipleys Do-Nuts Baker Antonio Hernandez finishes a batch of doughnuts Monday, Jan. 11, 2021, in Houston. The Paycheck Protection Program is rolling out its second round. In it, small business owners such as Alan Bergeron, who owns two Shipleys franchises, will be able to apply for a second loan starting Wednesday.Yi-Chin Lee, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of23 ...

Taxa Outdoors churns out Camping machines in COVID era FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Taxa Outdoors founder and CEO Garrett Finney, a former NASA senior architect, and Divya Brown, president, are settling into the 69,356-square-foot headquarters at 7930 Blankenship Drive after seeing an exponential surge in unit orders.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of15 Taxa Outdoors production assembler Noe Castillo works on a kitchen core unit in the 69,356-square-foot ...

Were in pioneertown. the cracking and hitting to the cabins. they would hit -- we couldnt see what was gone until there was light. >> friends and family saying their final good-bye to alissa ramirez. the high school homecoming queen killed over the weekend by floodwaters while she was on her way home from the prom. nbc news correspondent charles hood hadlock is live in houston. how are things now after the rain this morning? i know that added insult to injury. >> reporter: yeah, it does rain tod...

Who lost her parents, sister brother-in-law and nephew. she says shes going to keep looking. >> im going to keep moving forward, looking for them as long as i can maintain this. because i know this cant last forever. so thats -- i mean, i think god has given us this will because he wants us to keep looking. >> nbc news reporter charles hadlock is in houston for us. charles, explain the situation there now. again it remains active search and rescue. >> reporter: well, thomas the sun is out. houst...