Our Communities
Seventeen communities. One standard of care.
From the treetops of The Woodlands to the Gulf breeze of Galveston, the communities I serve each have their own character: their own neighborhoods, schools, commutes, and little rhythms. This is my local guide to them, written the way I would tell you in the car, with the honest details families actually weigh before they move.
17 communities
Houston through the Gulf Coast
Zoned schools confirmed
For every address, every time
English & Español
Guidance in whichever feels like home
Greater Houston & the East Side
The energy of the city itself, and the hardworking towns east of the Ship Channel.
Houston
the heart of the region
The fourth-largest city in the country, and still really a collection of neighborhoods, each with its own welcome.
Baytown
about 25 miles east of downtown Houston
A hardworking bay city where water, industry, and good value meet, with Gulf sunsets as part of the deal.
Pasadena
about 12 miles southeast of downtown Houston
A proud, grounded city with deep roots as the Strawberry Capital of the South, and a whole festival to prove it.
The Bay Area & Space Coast
NASA-adjacent communities around Clear Lake and Galveston Bay, where water and space meet.
Clear Lake Area
about 22 miles southeast of downtown Houston
Where Space City meets the bay: aerospace heritage, waterfront living, and a tight-knit, educated community at NASA's front door.
League City
about 25 miles southeast of downtown Houston
The largest city in Galveston County, and one of America's fastest-growing: waterfront living, Space Coast energy, and a festival for every season.
Friendswood
about 23 miles southeast of downtown Houston
The little Quaker-founded town with a big, big heart: tree-lined streets, celebrated schools, and a small-town welcome.
Pearland
about 16 miles south of downtown Houston
The south-side success story: resort-style master-planned communities, a medical-center commute, and Hobby Airport at your back door.
Kemah
about 30 miles southeast of downtown Houston
Texas' own seaside boardwalk: waterfront restaurants, marinas in every direction, and a Gulf Coast breeze that never quits.
Gulf Coast & Galveston County
Island and mainland neighbors that trade in salt air, fishing piers, and easy beach days.
Galveston
about 50 miles south of downtown Houston
A 32-mile barrier island of salt air and history: Victorian porches, beach sunsets, and the Gulf of Mexico at the end of the street.
Texas City
about 40 miles south of downtown Houston
A working bay city with the world's longest fishing pier and a new master-planned heart: honest value, strong Gulf character.
Dickinson
about 30 miles southeast of downtown Houston
A historic bayou town where waterfront living is the everyday view: bayou-front parks, master-planned comfort, and a calm commute to the coast.
La Marque
about 30 miles south of downtown Houston, four miles north of Galveston Island
The Gateway to the Gulf: quiet family streets, Highland Bayou charm, and a four-mile drive to the Island beaches.
North & West Suburbs
Master-planned comfort, celebrated schools, and some of the most loved family towns in Texas.
Katy
about 30 miles west of downtown Houston
Small-town heart, big-time schools: Old Town charm and one master-planned community after another along the I-10 corridor.
Spring
about 24 miles north of downtown Houston
Historic Old Town charm, forest-green creeks and trails, airport minutes, and one of the best park systems in Greater Houston.
The Woodlands
about 30 miles north of downtown Houston
The legend of Texas suburban living: more than 200 miles of trails, forested villages, lakes, and an arts district that rivals any city's.
Cypress
about 25 miles northwest of downtown Houston
The 290 corridor's master-planned empire, Cy-Fair ISD's famous name, and some of the biggest, greenest communities in Greater Houston.
Sugar Land
about 20 miles southwest of downtown Houston
The sweet spot: master-planned elegance, Fort Bend ISD excellence, and a strong, safe, beautifully planned community under big Texas skies.
Your move
The guides are the research. The conversation is the decision.
Tell me which of these communities tugs at you, and I will walk you through the streets, the schools, and the numbers honestly, in English or Spanish, with no pressure and no obligation.