Nationally, office real estate continues to face pressure — especially on the capital side. We’re seeing more stories about refinancing challenges, stalled loans, and owners being forced to rethink how their assets are positioned.

But here’s the nuance 👇
In The Woodlands and North Houston, office is telling a more balanced story.

Local data shows office occupancy holding steady — and in some cases improving — driven by companies that still value high-quality space, access to talent, and proximity to major employment corridors. That contrast matters.

What this means for owners and investors in our market:
• Capital strategy matters more than ever
• Asset quality and positioning are separating winners from laggards
• Repositioning, right-sizing, or creative financing conversations are becoming essential — not optional

This is a market where local insight makes the difference. National headlines tell one story; submarket fundamentals tell another.

If you’re an office owner or investor wondering how today’s capital environment impacts your asset specifically, that’s a conversation worth having now — not later.