Appraising the Houston real estate market during COVID-19
Nancy and Rebecca discuss their recent reporting on the challenges of buying and selling homes during the coronavirus pandemic. They're join...
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From urban renewal to suburban sprawl, Houston’s real estate market is going through one of its most dynamic times in decades. Join real estate and development reporter Nancy Sarnoff as she...
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20 of 100 episodesEp141: PPE and the chocolate factory
A chocolate maker famous for its truffles and toffees, is now making face guards meant to protect medical workers. It's one of many companie...
Bonus: 'I've never missed a Holy Week'
We hope you have found the series of Coronavirus Chronicle bonus episodes informative and entertaining. Follow the show on Apple Podcasts ....
Ep140: What's eating Tilman Fertitta?
The CEO of Landry's has furloughed tens of thousands of employees. He's closed hundreds of restaurant dining rooms and each of his Golden Nu...
Bonus: Journalist, artist, historian: a photographer's view of the pandemic
Today, we're sharing an episode of "Coronavirus Chronicle" with Looped In listeners. Previous episodes at available on Apple Podcasts . Hous...
Bonus: Disaster expert Angela Blanchard on making the Covid crisis visible
Today, we're sharing an episode of our new podcast "Coronavirus Chronicle" with Looped In listeners. You can listen to previous episodes her...
Bonus: Jobs are gone, but the rent is still due
Today, we're sharing a recent episode of "Coronavirus Chronicle" with Looped In listeners. Previous episodes are available here . As March t...
Bonus: Editor Steve Riley: Crisis coverage and the virtual newsroom
Today, we're sharing a recent episode of "Coronavirus Chronicle" with Looped In listeners. Additional episodes are available here . As Houst...
#StayHome
Listen to the Houston Chronicle Editorial Board's impassioned plea to Houstonians coping with the coronavirus -- "Stay home!" -- as expresse...
Ep139: Chinatown was Houston's coronavirus canary in the coal mine
In many ways, Houston's Chinatown — with its restaurants, hotels, grocery stores, banks and travel agencies — is a microcosm of the city as...
Ep138: As the Houston real estate world turns
iBuyers are gaining market share, but are they making money? And John Daugherty has been a fixture in Houston's high-end housing market. His...
Ep137: Coronavirus fears hit Houston stores
Houston Chronicle retail reporter, Paul Takahashi, is moving on to cover the energy industry. But first, he is covering how the coronavirus...
Ep136: Warehouse and chill
The embrace of online shipping has driven a rush of warehouse space and logistics services. One Houston Chronicle employee ordered upwards o...
Ep135: The best and worst of Houston real estate
Ding ding ding! The votes have been tallied and the winners are in! For Looped In's third-annual Loopie Awards for the best and worst of Hou...
Ep134: A home for every income
The Houston Housing Authority's new approach to affordable housing involves building complexes with units reserved for families of different...
Ep133: Rail lines and real estate
A new study from the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University reveals how development and land use patterns have changed over...
Ep132: Betting big on tiny living
Everything's bigger in Texas. Even tiny homes. Texas is the top market in the nation for a type of tiny home known as a park model RV, and d...
Ep131: Houston mayoral candidate, challenger Tony Buzbee
Tony Buzbee, who's headed to a runoff Saturday in the 2019 race for Houston mayor, sat down with Nancy Sarnoff and Chronicle City Hall repor...
Ep130: Houston mayor candidate, incumbent Sylvester Turner
Mayor Sylvester Turner decided what he wanted his future to look like after watching the Kennedy/Nixon debate in 1960. That determination pr...
Ep129: Pocket listings and porch potties
NAR's new policy on pocket listings is expected to result in a more transparent housing market, but there are loopholes, Nancy and Rebecca e...