The 'mini' Exxon effect

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When Exxon built its big campus north of Houston back in 2014-2015 it set off a wave of real estate development nearby in what many called 'the Exxon effect.' Now that the company is officially relocating to Houston what can we expect? Looped In co-hosts Marissa Luck and Rebecca Schuetz speak with Paul Takahashi, former energy reporter at Houston Chronicle, and Jacob Sudoff, CEO of real estate firm Douglas Elliman, about the dynamics shaping Exxon's move and what it could mean for real estate around Spring and The Woodlands.

Read about it on HoustonChronicle.com:

Exxon to move HQ to The Woodlands

Exxon has deep roots in the Houston area

From the archives: Here’s a look at the impact Exxon had on the Spring area in 2014-2015

More on the residential changes at CityPlace, where Exxon’s campus is located.

More on Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s new corporate headquarters opening in CityPlace.

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