There are over two dozen residential projects in the works throughout downtown with many more in the planning stages.

A residential stretch of Normandie Avenue dotted with aging, mid-rise apartment buildings could soon welcome a new neighbor.

Multifamily developers have responded to the changes brought about by COVID-19, integrating co-working spaces into their rental communities that rival even the chicest WeWork offices.

A new collection of move-in ready townhomes will allow homeowners to reach downtown Houston in 15 minutes thanks to its location in the Oak Forest – Garden Oaks neighborhood near I-45.

Interactive virtual tours of all three floorplans are now available, showcasing designer-decorated interiors, finish and upgrade options, and state-of-the-art technology.

The company’s product line includes accessory dwelling units (ADUs), single-family homes and over-the-garage units with pricing from $186,750.

The new structures will rise 37 and 53 stories, connected by a five-story podium, featuring ground-floor retail space and parking for more than 1,700 vehicles.

Google has partnered with prolific global developer Lendlease to design and construct the ambitious project.

River Islands has been named one of the top-selling master-planned communities of mid-year 2020 by RCLCO Real Estate Advisors.

Located at 14971 Foothill Boulevard, under the gaze of the San Gabriel Mountains, the proposed site would be improved with a five-story apartment building featuring two commercial spaces totaling 1,337 square feet.

Showcasing curvilinear forms, giant spans of glass and soaring ceiling heights, 27929 Winding Way is unlike any other home in this galaxy.

The Armory’s parking lot would be improved with a new construction housing complex consisting of studio and one-bedroom units.

Developed by Houston-based builder, Colina Homes, Maple Village is a collection of single-family homes under construction near East Orem Drive and Martindale Road.

Residents of Geneva @ Hughes North would live within walking distance of the Expo Line, Downtown Culver City and Sony Pictures Studios.

Saving up for a down payment becomes next to impossible when the majority of your paycheck is eaten up by rent.

Priced from $15,000 per month, these newly-built residences come with access to luxury amenities and in-home services.