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3815 Rice Boulevard, Houston image
3815 Rice Boulevard, Houston $2,800

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  • 2 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 43493620 MLS
  • 1,353 SqFt.
Courtesy of Texas Premier Realty

Listing courtesy of Texas Premier Realty.

351 Lakeside Lane Unit 104, Houston image
351 Lakeside Lane Unit 104, Houston $199,900

Located right off Clear Lake in the distinguished Bayfront Towers, is a one bedroom/one bath condominium with access to tennis courts, boats slips and has an OUTSTANDING ...

  • 1 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 16908894 MLS
  • 888 SqFt.
Courtesy of Priority One Real Estate

Listing courtesy of Priority One Real Estate.

909 Knox Street Unit A, Houston image
909 Knox Street Unit A, Houston $435,000

Free standing town home in a great location, close to Memorial Park, easy access to I-10, walking distance to restaurants, and close distance to major shopping areas. No ...

  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 60619294 MLS
  • 2,272 SqFt.
Courtesy of Champions Real Estate Group

Listing courtesy of Champions Real Estate Group.

4820 Caroline Street Unit 505, Houston image
4820 Caroline Street Unit 505, Houston — Oaks On Caroline $324,900

Spacious Museum District condo in the modern Oaks on Caroline mid-rise community. This top floor unit has great skyline views and is close to the Medical Center, Downtown...

  • 1 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 14620927 MLS
  • 1,151 SqFt.
Courtesy of BHGRE Gary Greene

Listing courtesy of BHGRE Gary Greene.

2137 Hazlitt Drive, Houston image
2137 Hazlitt Drive, Houston $100,000

**INVESTOR SPECIAL** TENANT OCCUPIED PROPERTY ** Recently updated condo with new granite countertops, tile flooring and carpet and new paint throughout. Home is convenie...

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 66187720 MLS
  • 1,786 SqFt.
Courtesy of eXp Realty, LLC

Listing courtesy of eXp Realty, LLC.

736 Evanston Street, Houston image
736 Evanston Street, Houston $107,700

Spacious fully fenced corner lot with plenty of space for different activities. How about a workshop, man cave, she shed, or just extra storage? Home is just as spacious ...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 82909480 MLS
  • 2,376 SqFt.
Courtesy of Tijerina Group

Listing courtesy of Tijerina Group.

9718-B Lot Tavenor Lane, Houston image
9718-B Lot Tavenor Lane, Houston $189,900

Private and Large lot (over one acre). Great opportunity to make it what you want! Conveniently located just minutes from Almeda Genoa Rd, I-45, and Sam Houston Tollway. ...

  • 81591657 MLS
Courtesy of First Choice Real Estate

Listing courtesy of First Choice Real Estate.

17606 Rustling Aspen Lane, Houston image
17606 Rustling Aspen Lane, Houston $299,900

Love where you live! Spacious 2 story with pool size backyard. Formal Dining. Island Kitchen w granite counters an tumble marble backsplash. Gas cooktop. Recent engin...

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 22084346 MLS
  • 3,032 SqFt.
Courtesy of McJunkin & Associates, Inc.

Listing courtesy of McJunkin & Associates, Inc..

5311 Jason Street, Houston image
5311 Jason Street, Houston $456,000

Enjoy living in one of the most sought after areas of Meyerland with all the shopping and dining you could ask for, and some of the highest rated schools in the area.This...

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 17115830 MLS
  • 2,278 SqFt.
Courtesy of Compass RE Texas, LLC

Listing courtesy of Compass RE Texas, LLC.

1736 Cove Crescent Court, Houston image
1736 Cove Crescent Court, Houston $284,990

Welcome to the newest gated community in Spring Branch. Lexington Luxury Spring Branch offers a boutique gated community of 40 homes including 4 different floor plans wi...

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 80823320 MLS
  • 1,506 SqFt.
Courtesy of Keller Williams Professionals

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Professionals.

Houston, TX Real Estate

Door.com helps you find the newest real estate listings in Houston, TX. When you find a property you like, schedule a showing with one of your licensed agents. Buying with Door means you buy with confidence. Our agents transact, on average, 10X more homes than your typical real estate agent, while still providing an unrivaled experience.

Suburbs of Houston, TX

Not finding what you like in Houston? The Houston area has many suburbs due to its large size. Here are five of the best suburbs to live in, according to resident surveys.

West University Place: West University Place was recently named the best city to live in Texas by 24/7 Wall St. based on over two dozen measures including safety, range of entertainment options and economy. The wealthy suburb is near Rice University and has the state’s highest concentration of households with incomes $150,000 or greater.

The Woodlands: Located 28 miles north of Houston, The Woodlands, which is comprised of nine villages, is home to several corporate headquarters such as Chevron Phillips Chemical, ExxonMobil and Halliburton, as well as renowned concert venue the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.

Sugar Land: Sugar Land’s unique name comes from the sugar plantation that called the area home in the 19th century. Today, Imperial Sugar has taken its place. The suburb has been called one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, and residents enjoy a wide variety of entertainment at the Smart Financial Centre concert venue and can watch minor league baseball team the Sugar Land Skeeters play at Constellation Field.

Katy: Located 29 miles from Houston, Katy was founded in the mid-1890s as a railroad town along the MKT Railroad, from which it also gets its name. The city is known for its high school football excellence, with the Katy Tigers ranking as the third most dominant Texas football program.

Clear Lake City: With 19 marinas and more than 7,000 boat slips in Clear Lake City, it’s no surprise that it has the third largest concentration of pleasure boats in the U.S. The suburb has its own lake and is home to many Boeing and NASA employees due to the proximity of their headquarters.

Houston Real Estate Market Health

Experts say that while the Houston real estate market broke sales and price records in 2018, it has experienced a mixed performance in the last few months. However, home sales are beginning to rise among homes between $150,000 and $750,000, and it is predicted that home values will continue to increase in 2019 and into 2020.

Houston, TX Things to Do

The fourth largest city in America has a lot to offer its residents. From a diverse population (over 145 languages are spoken in the city) to the world’s largest rodeo, there is no shortage of cultural experiences for Houstonians to enjoy, which may be why the population has rapidly increased to 2.3 million.  

Houston is a desirable place for big business as well. “H-Town” has the second-highest number of Fortune 500 companies, and a little space organization known as NASA also calls the Bayou City home.  

Cultural Experiences in Houston  

Houston is home to a largely diverse population that is represented through a distinctive range of options in which Houstonians can immerse themselves. Asiatown, for example, is bursting with Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Taiwanese, Malaysian, Japanese, Korean, and even more cultural offerings, from food, shopping, spa treatments and beyond.  

The Museum District in Houston is another great place to get your culture fix. More than 8.9 million people annually take in the 19 museums, including the nation’s sixth largest art museum, natural science museums and more.  

Culinary Excellence in Houston 

In Texas, barbecue is King, and Houston claims to reign supreme when it comes to the meats (as most Texas cities do). If you don’t have time to visit all the barbecue joints in Houston, you might consider buying a ticket to Houston Barbecue Festival, or even the Bar-B-Que Contest at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.  

Aside from the brisket, Houston has made a name for itself in the culinary world and has been touted as one of the more underrated restaurant cities to watch. In fact, restaurateur and Ugly Delicious host David Chang called Houston the Food Capital of America thanks to its diversity that brought about interesting hybrid cuisine such as Viet-Cajun (a fusion of Vietnamese and Cajun food).  

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