Houston
Houston is culturally and economically diverse in almost every aspect: people, food, jobs, arts, entertainment, shopping, and of course real estate. Whether you are relocating from out of the area, or moving from one part of Houston to another, the city has something fantastic for you!
Houston is also BIG – it’s the fourth largest city in the country and the biggest in the state of Texas with a population of over 2.1 million. You’ll need some professional local Houston, TX Realtors to show you around all the best areas of Houston! Whether you are looking for Houston apts, townhouses, Houston lofts, or single family homes - Bamboo has the right place for you.
Houston is growing at a record pace due in large part to the booming local economy that includes energy, healthcare, aerospace and financial services. There are nearly as many Fortune 500 companies headquartered in Houston as there are in New York City! If you are relocating for work you’ll feel right at home – the city is nicknamed “Hustle Town”, and nearly 70% of people living in Houston are not originally from there.
It’s true: there is no zoning and traffic is bad. Commute time considerations will be especially important in choosing your new place. You may hear the phrase “In the Loop”, which refers to downtown and surrounding districts and neighborhoods that fall inside Highway 610 that circles the city. Living In the Loop makes Houston seem much smaller and friendlier! Popular districts packed with things to do including the best apartments in Houston include: Midtown, Montrose, Upper Kirby, Museum District and the Washington Avenue Corridor. You can also find world-class shopping and dining in The Galleria, which is just outside the Loop.
Let us give you the grand tour and find the perfect place for you.
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The largest business district in Houston, Downtown serves as headquarters for many prominent energy, legal and finance companies. The Tunnel System and Houston Pavilions are home to many shops and... |
The Galleria is a mixed-use, urban development that is home to countless shops and restaurants, several hotels and offices, and a variety of upscale Houston lofts, town homes & Houston apts.... |
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Bustling with sidewalk cafes, upscale restaurants, and thrift shops, Montrose is one of the most walkable areas in Houston. The diverse neighborhood is home to artists, musicians, and the LGBT... |
Hailed as a small town in the big city, the Houston Heights is one of the earliest planned communities in Texas and features broad, tree-lined streets that are dotted with homes dating from the... |
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River Oaks is an affluent community with a central location between Downtown and the Houston Galleria. Real estate in the area ranges from $1 to over $20 million. River Oaks Elementary is one of... |
The Texas Medical Center is the largest healthcare center in the world with over 50 hospitals and related medical facilities providing care for 6 million people every year. The Medical center is... |
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Located northwest of Downtown Houston, Memorial is one of the wealthiest areas in the city and is also known for first class schools. Memorial Park is over 1,500 acres of jogging and biking trails... |
The Houston Museum District is home to more than 20 museums and Hermann Park, and is one of the most beautiful areas in Houston. Residents enjoy direct access to the Medical Center and Downtown... |
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Sometimes referred to as “The Neighborhood City”, West U is one of the most affluent areas in Texas with a median family income of over $157,000. The area is zoned for some of the best schools in... |
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Aptly named for the prestigious University it is home to, Rice serves as the “social hub for young Houston.” Popular Rice Village is full of local shops, brew pubs, eateries and late night hot... |
Rice Military is the perfect combination of history and culture. Named for founder William Marsh Rice and the adjacent Camp Logan that served as a military training camp during World War I, the... |
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Established in the 1950’s, Timbergrove is a deed-restricted neighborhood named for the many pine trees found in the area. The area is central to Downtown, the Heights and the Galleria and also... |