Conroe and Montgomery County are experiencing a housing surge, with thousands of new homes planned and residents relocating from Houston, prompting city leaders to expedite infrastructure planning.
Amid rapid growth and increasing infrastructure demands, the City of Conroe is inviting residents to help shape its future governance while moving forward with over $1 million in traffic signal upgrades at two major intersections.
Conroe has outranked Houston in a new nationwide report on the best cities for renters in 2025. Boosted by affordable living, high-end housing, and a growing job market, Conroe placed 24th, well ahead of Houston’s 70th-place finish.
As Habitat for Humanity Montgomery County wraps up its 129-home Cedar Creek development in Conroe, the nonprofit is turning its focus to an ambitious new project—building more than 200 affordable homes in unincorporated Magnolia.
The Conroe City Council has approved an advance funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for a $1.7 million project to widen lanes near I-45 and North Loop 336, improving traffic flow and safety without incurring additional costs to local taxpayers.
Autograph Homes, a recently launched homebuilder, is set to begin sales this summer in the sprawling Two Step Farm community in Montgomery. The builder plans to showcase innovative designs across two home collections with customizable options for buyers.