A look at the neighborhoods and communities that make Greater Houston such an exciting and enjoyable place to call home, including the Inner Loop’s vibrant urban living scene.
Living in Katy, Texas
Katy is one of the fastest-growing and most desirable suburbs in the Houston area, offering a mix of historic charm and modern conveniences. Located at the intersection...
Living in Conroe, Texas
Conroe is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, offering a unique blend of history, nature, and modern amenities. Located in Montgomery County, this area serves...
YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE
for an easier relocation to Houston, simplified by our research
YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE
for an easier relocation to Houston, simplified by our research
League City — Idyllic Waterside Gem
League City is nestled along the scenic shores of Clear Lake, approximately 30 miles between both Houston and Galveston. Location location location! Along with easy...
Houston’s Appeal Keeps Growing
As one of the largest cities in Texas, Houston has always been a powerhouse of economic development, making it an ideal place to relocate, thanks to a strong economy,...
Cindy Brings Buyers and Sellers Together
Over the past few years, many of us have spent extra time at home—and that means we appreciate the personal design touches that make a house cozy and comfortable more...
Discover Houston Inner Loop Living
Houston Inner Loop living represents the best of what the city has to offer. Houston, the city with no limits, is America’s most diverse city. Whatever their...
La Porte
La Porte’s many different attractions cater to locals and tourists whose interests are just as diverse.
Montgomery
Just a trading post in 1826, Montgomery celebrated the 175th anniversary of its charter in 2012.
Spring Branch and Memorial Area
Paralleling the westward spine of the Katy Freeway (I-10) are two very different areas – modest mid-century Spring Branch and the upscale Memorial area.
Klein Area
In 1938, the Klein Independent School District was established and it is still flourishing today, emphasizing community and progress, and offering excellent education to students K-12. 1n 1988, the Klein Texas Historical Foundation was established to preserve the community’s heritage.
Washington Corridor and Rice Military
The new Washington corridor of Houston is bookended by the Sixth Ward and First Ward neighborhoods as it meets Downtown to the east. To the west, it leads to the conglomeration of neighborhoods commonly referred to as the West End and Rice Military, which hug Memorial Park.
River Oaks and Upper Kirby
One of the ways River Oaks resembles the rest of Houston is that, despite the stately architecture of its grand old homes, it has not escaped the teardown-and-rebuild movement
that is widespread across the city.
