The Tulsa-based midstream energy giant doubled down on Houston by purchasing its namesake 64-story tower from Invesco for more than $300 million — a deal that crystallized more than $100 million in losses for the seller and underscored the widening gap between institutional retreat and corporate opportunism in the nation's fourth-largest office market. The Williams […]
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