A mixed-use development in popular Sugar Land, Imperial offers luxurious homes with proximity to urban-inspired amenities.

Homebuyers can choose from low-maintenance, luxury patio homes; single and three-story Brownstones; and luxury single-family homes priced from the $420,000s to nearly $1 million. Builders include Gracepoint Homes, Meritage Homes and Partners in Building.

Located at the site of the former Imperial Sugar Company, Imperial has maintained its rich heritage through a variety of design elements — such as the massive fountain that shoots water shaped like a crown. Care also has been taken to preserve iconic elements such as the Char House, silos and various warehouses, all of which will be transformed into the restaurants, shops and offices of Imperial Market. This 855,000-square-foot mixed use lifestyle center also will have a boutique hotel and an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. The Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center and the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation and Visitor Center already have opened within the market. Other tenants who have committed to opening in Imperial Market include Schilleci’s New Orleans Kitchen, Mia Bella Trattoria, the Guild Bar lounge and The Company Town coffee shop and café.

Imperial residents also enjoy proximity to Constellation Field, home of the Sugar Land Skeeters. Fireworks can be seen throughout the community during Friday night home games, and Constellation Field also hosts a number of community events, including the extravagant Sugar Land Holiday Lights.

Walking trails wind through the community and along Oyster Creek, and Imperial features 62 acres of lakes. Students attend schools in the acclaimed Fort Bend Independent School District.

Learn more at www.imperialsugarland.com. See community updates, photos and more on the Imperial Sugar Land Facebook page