Doug Agarwal’s firm, a prolific buyer at the low end of the Texas office market, bought an office building from Chevron.

The vacant tower and adjacent parking garage were sold for $18.2 million to Capital Commercial Investments, a firm that's been intensely focused on the Houston office market in the past year.

Capital Commercial Investments President Doug Agarwal said his company paid $18.2 million for the 10-story tower at 1001 Noble Energy Way, which was once home to Houston-based Noble Energy’s ...

Trump, tariffs, rates, oh my! Nothing seems likely to knock U.S. property from its top position as the world’s safest bet.

The deal to acquire 1001 Noble Energy Way marks Capital Commercial Investments' latest multimillion-dollar play in Houston’s office market. Last year, the company also acquired One and Two ...

Although a niche strategy, the role of real estate secondaries has been increasingly recognized in addressing funding and exit challenges.

Real estate investments accounted for approximately 14 per cent of all alternate capital investments in the last ten years, ...