Northeast Houston

Fall Creek is a master planned community brought to us by Johnson Development in 2001, on the northeast side of Houston near Bush Intercontinental Airport.  Fall is creek boast about it being the largest master planned community closest to downtown Houston, 15 miles away.  It is located in Humble ISD.  They have all kinds of great amenities such as: Clubhouse, Farmers Market, Golf, Parks & Trails, Pools, Tennis and a Sports Complex.  Click below to find out more.

The town of Humble was founded when Pleasant Humble opened the first post office in his house in 1886. After him doing this, the name was adopted. Humble is minutes away from downtown Houston, east of Spring near Bush International Airport. Discover the things to do and more about Humble with the link below.

Kingwood was one of the first master planned communities on the north side of Houston. In 1967 the land where Kingwood sits was sold to Exxon/Friendswood Development Co,, and in 1970 development began. Then in 1994 Kingwood became a part of the city of Houston when it was annexed. Access to Lake Houston allows for weekend retreats and quick access to downtown from 59/69. To find out more about Kingwood, click below.

 Summerwood located on the north side of town near Lake Houston.   This area has become very desirable for the easy commute into downtown and to the Woodlands.  Summerwood Community Association is home to over 3,200 single family homes. The amenities in the community consist of two sparkling swimming pools, tennis courts, splash pad, wooded parks, nature walking trails, two clubhouses, beautiful lakes, and much more! 

 Bordered on its eastern shore by the 12,000-acre (4,900 ha) Lake Houston, the community contains several parks, country clubs, and golf courses, including Atascocita Country Club, Walden on Lake Houston Golf and Country Club, and Tour 18, a recreation of some of the United States' most celebrated golf holes. 

 Crosby, is a small rural town outside of northeast Houston.  The small town offers a unique and peaceful living, that want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Crosby offers an environment of nature preserves for camping, hiking, and fishing, as well as several parks, open spaces, and playgrounds for families and all walks of life the pleasure of the great outdoors.  There are of course plenty of family-friendly restaurants and stores to shop that you can find in the large city.  Crosby overall is a great place to live with the proximity to Houston, the Woodlands and Galveston.