North Houston

  Garden Oaks was established in 1937, and between Yale Blvd and Ella Blvd north of the 610 Loop, and east of Oak Forest. Garden Oaks first sections were large lots, some over a 1/4 of an acre. Much of the older homes have been replaced when the neighborhood began to transition at the beginning of the 21th century. This community is only minutes from downtown, Galleria and Memorial Park, along with award winning schools, plenty of parks, places to eat and drink. 

Established in 1947, Oak Forest is one of the largest communities in the Houston city limits. Oak Forest in on the north side of the 610 Loop, beginning around Ella on the east and bordered by on the west by the bayou. Over the last decade the older sections of the neighborhood have been transitioning from the original small homes to much larger homes that are selling for over a million dollars. The community is filled with parks, good schools, and lots of restaurants and bars within minutes. 

Independence Heights was established in 1905, and is an area just north of the 610 Loop up to 40th Street, between Yale Street and Airline Drive.  This part of Houston has gone through a transformation over the last few years.  Many of the old homes have been torn down and replaced with traditional homes, as well as many inexpensive luxury town-homes.  The proximity to downtown and the Heights make it a place for many young professionals to purchase property with ability to stay close to bars and restaurants.

Aldine is located on the north side of Houston in parts of the ETJ, and near George Bush International Airport.   The area gets its name from a local farm back in the late 19th century.

  Klien is a part of unincorporated Harris County, and within the Houston ETJ. It is also one of the largest and most diverse communities in the Houston ETJ. Learn more about the history of Klien by clicking the link.

  Champion Forest or Champions depending who you are talking to about the area. It was first developed in 1976, between Klein and Spring areas off FM 1960 on the northwest of Houston. Learn more about Champions on the HOA website below.

 Spring is a historic town on the north side of Houston which came about in 1838 when William Pierpont placed a trading post on Spring Creek. Spring and Old Town Spring are just south of the Woodlands. Learn more by click the link.