Houston neighborhoods

A large northwest Houston suburb along US 290, known for master-planned communities, parks, lakes and Cypress-Fairbanks ISD schools.

A small city south of Houston known for Friendswood ISD and Clear Creek ISD, Stevenson Park, a historic downtown and easy access to Clear Lake.

A small-town-meets-modern city west of Houston, known for Katy ISD, LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch, historic downtown and a wide range of family homes.

A master-planned northeast Houston community on Lake Houston, known for trails, parks, golf courses, Kingwood Town Center and Humble ISD schools.

A Fort Bend County city next to Sugar Land, known for Fort Bend ISD, Buffalo Run Park, Quail Valley and master-planned communities such as Sienna.

A growing suburban city south of Houston spanning three counties, known for Pearland ISD, Pearland Town Center, parks and trails.

A historic community north of Houston known for Old Town Spring, Spring ISD, Mercer Botanic Gardens and quick access to I-45 and The Woodlands.

Six small, self-governing cities west of the Inner Loop, known for large wooded lots, quiet streets and a strong sense of community.

One of Houston's most storied neighborhoods, known for grand homes, curving boulevards and towering live oaks minutes from Uptown and Downtown.

A tree-lined neighborhood beside the Galleria area, prized for its central location and its mix of classic homes and striking new construction.

Houston's high-rise, high-energy business and shopping district, with luxury condos, hotels and dining around Post Oak Boulevard.

The part of Houston inside Loop 610, where the Texas Medical Center, museums, parks and restaurants sit close to Downtown and homes range from historic bungalows to new high-rises.

A west-side community with a wide range of home styles, a celebrated dining scene and easy access to Memorial and the Energy Corridor.

A historic, walkable neighborhood of bungalows and Victorian homes, local shops and trails just north of Downtown.

Houston's creative heart: bungalows, townhomes and mid-rises mixed with galleries, restaurants and nightlife next to the Museum District.

An independent small city inside the Loop with tree-lined streets, a strong community identity and a short walk to Rice Village.

A welcoming small city just outside Loop 610 with tidy residential streets and convenient access to the Medical Center, Galleria and Chinatown.

A cultural, park-side neighborhood around Hermann Park, with museums, the Medical Center and Rice University within reach.

A master-planned community about 28 miles north of Houston, known for its villages, the Waterway, and wooded neighborhoods.

A Fort Bend County city about 20 miles southwest of Houston, known for master-planned communities, Town Square, and Fort Bend ISD schools.