Northwest Houston: the corridor, not a single zip

Northwest Houston is where my service area starts to overlap with the city itself. Along the US-290 and Grand Parkway corridors, you get the full spectrum of Houston housing: established brick bungalows, newer production homes, townhomes near the loops, and brand-new construction pushing west and north.

Because it spans multiple districts and communities, buying here is more of a decision tree than a map search. School zones change at the street level, HOA situations vary block to block, and the commute math flips entirely depending on whether you work downtown, in the Energy Corridor, or near the airports.

That is exactly the kind of market where a focused local agent earns his keep. I serve the NW quadrant on purpose, because knowing the seams between districts and communities is where good deals come from, and where bad ones hide.