Welcome to the seller’s market, especially in the Houston/Woodlands area.  A buyer has to fight tooth and nail to purchase a house in this high demand, low inventory real estate industry.  It’s also the only area with 27,000 permits for single-family construction in one year, as well as the relocation of Exxon,  both leading to changing

Creekside Park, established in 2006, is one of The Woodlands’ many rapidly expanding residential villages.  The Woodlands itself was recently listed as one of the top ten in new home sales (number three according to John Burns Real Estate Consultants) and one of the “best-selling master-planned communities in the country” with Creekside as one of

Houston is about to make headway on its newest amusement park, Grand Texas Theme Park.  The park will be located in northeast Houston and covers 640 acres of ground off of  Highway 59 and FM 242.  Chuck Hendrix, CEO of Innovative Leisure Partners LP and former general manager of Astroworld says that construction will begin

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If you’ve been keeping up with the past blogs and articles, you’ll remember that we are definitely in a seller’s market.  Housing inventory is low, putting more emphasis on that high demand for new homes, especially in the Houston/Woodlands area.  So while you have the advantage in selling a house, here are six more tips

  The Woodlands has most definitely stepped up its game in the past decade.  When the recession hit, The Woodlands blew right past the economic hurt, continuing to grow and flourish.  Today, The Woodlands is the third master planned community in the United States.  Especially with the Exxon Mobil “campus” headquarters relocating to what used

Business is certainly booming in the real estate industry.  People are moving to the Woodlands/Houston area, driving up demand and limiting the housing inventory.  Construction is trying to keep up- building houses as fast as possible, with those start ups selling as quickly as they are being finished.  Curious as to where houses are moving