After over two decades of success in the commercial real estate sector, Houston-based Lionstone Investments is closing its doors. Founded in 2001, the firm built a notable portfolio with assets spanning 17 cities and more than 22 million square feet of real estate. The decision to shut down marks the end of a significant chapter […]
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