The Williams Companies has purchased the Houston skyscraper that has carried its name for three decades, paying more than $300 million to Invesco Real Estate in the largest single-property office trade the city has seen since 2019. For the first time since its name went up on the building in 1995, the Tulsa-based energy giant […]
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