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Howard Hughes’ Texas Region President Jim Carman to Step Down, Shift to Advisory Role After Bridgeland’s Fivefold Growth

October 19, 20262 Mins read15
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Jim Carman, who led Howard Hughes Communities' Houston-area portfolio through a stretch in which Bridgeland quintupled its population, will leave the Texas Region president post at the end of 2026 and move into an advisory role as the company realigns its organization.

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