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Woodlands approves $250K study for Town Center mobility hub

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Woodlands approves $250K study for Town Center mobility hub

The Woodlands Township has approved a $250,000 study to explore a future mobility hub in Town Center, aiming to address traffic, parking shortages, and transportation connectivity.

Local Builder Bets on Willis and Montgomery as Affordability Reshapes Texas Housing

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Local Builder Bets on Willis and Montgomery as Affordability Reshapes Texas Housing

Alta Homes expects 70 Montgomery County house closings in 2026, roughly double the previous year, despite market slowdowns. CEO Dru Kahlenberg is targeting secondary submarkets like Willis and Highway 105, where reduced taxes and land costs make new building affordable for local buyers. Alta expects demand for entry-level and move-up houses to drive regional growth while national builders retreat.

$10M David Memorial project moving forward after years of delays

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$10M David Memorial project moving forward after years of delays

Conroe, Montgomery County, and The Woodlands Township have reached an agreement to complete the final stretch of the David Memorial Drive extension to Texas 242. The long-delayed project aims to improve mobility and reduce congestion near Interstate 45.

Developers expand housing, retail in fast-growing suburb

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Developers expand housing, retail in fast-growing suburb

Developers are accelerating growth in New Caney with thousands of new homes, a planned healthcare district, and expanded retail projects. The developments signal strong demand for housing and services in the northeast Houston suburb.

Conroe hotel project defaults on bond payment

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Conroe hotel project defaults on bond payment

The city of Conroe’s hotel project has defaulted on a bond payment tied to its $147 million Hyatt Regency development, triggering a “D” credit rating and raising concerns about the project’s financial viability.

Montgomery officials reject push to increase residential lot minimum

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Montgomery officials reject push to increase residential lot minimum

Montgomery County commissioners voted to maintain a 40-foot minimum lot size for new residential developments, siding with developers who warned that larger lots could drive up housing costs.

Real Estate and Development

Woodlands approves $250K study for Town Center mobility hub

Local Builder Bets on Willis and Montgomery as Affordability Reshapes Texas Housing

$10M David Memorial project moving forward after years of delays

Developers expand housing, retail in fast-growing suburb

Conroe hotel project defaults on bond payment

Montgomery officials reject push to increase residential lot minimum

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