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Journalist covering real estate and business for @HoustonChron. Story Tips? marissa.luck@houstonchronicle.com Formerly @CoStarNews, @TheCoStarGroup @MyABJ
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A rescued horse inspired this $3.99 million Montgomery equestrian retreat

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By Marissa Luck Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Horse enthusiast Terry Chisholm is selling her 19.3-acre property, Chisolm Ranch, designed to be a comfortable equestrian retreat for horses and trainers alike. Nan and Co. Properties When Terry Chisholm first heard the story of Lucille, a pregnant horse that had been shot and left to die, she knew immediately she wanted to rescue her. The only problem? She didn’t have a place to keep the injured mare. So, Chisholm and her son set out to build one.
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Houston is a homebuilding powerhouse. So why is the market cooling?

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By Marissa Luck Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Workers build homes in the Bridgeland master-planned community in Cypress, Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. (Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle) With new master-planned communities rising in nearly every corner of the Houston metro, it hardly looks like homebuilders are slowing down. Yet homebuilding activity is falling in Houston, even as the metro continues to issue more single-family building permits than any other market in the nation.
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Houston is a homebuilding powerhouse. So why is the market cooling?

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By Marissa Luck Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Workers build homes in the Bridgeland master-planned community in Cypress, Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle With new master-planned communities rising in nearly every corner of the Houston metro, it hardly looks like homebuilders are slowing down. Yet homebuilding activity is falling in Houston, even as the metro continues to issue more single-family building permits than any other market in the nation.
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