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Average home prices dwindle year over year in parts of New Braunfels
3+ mon, 3+ day ago (117+ words) Community Impact | News Average home prices dwindle year over year in parts of New Braunfels The average price of homes listed for sale in the two New Braunfels ZIP codes over the past six months was in the $331,000-$594,000 range. (Courtesy…...
The cost of staying open: Houston restaurants struggle to survive amid increasing rent, food prices
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (112+ words) Over the past year, dozens of restaurants have closed throughout the Houston Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas. While local restaurant owners give a variety of reasons for the closings, the most common ones are a rise in rent and…...
Economic Outlook Conference data shows job 'pause' in The Woodlands area in 2026
7+ mon, 6+ day ago (194+ words) Community Impact | News Economic Outlook Conference data shows job 'pause' in The Woodlands area in 2026 From left, Jevon Gibb, Aaron Cox and Brad Bailey spoke on local economic topics at the Feb. 6 conference. (Kara Willis/Community Impact) Angela joined Community…...