Tanglewood: Deed Restrictions, the Galleria Next Door, and a Price to Read Carefully

If you only read one thing on this page: Tanglewood is a deed-restricted neighborhood of about 1,220 lots inside the City of Houston, in the Galleria area. The latest MLS data puts the wider Tanglewood area's median sale price at about $2.26 million, but the source doesn't say how many sales that re

Hunters Creek Village: A Small City of Wooded Lots, and What Its Price Data Can't Tell You

If you only read one thing on this page: Hunters Creek Village is one of the Memorial Villages, a city of its own on Houston's west side. August's closings put its median sale price above $2 million, on two sales. That is a real signal and a very thin one, and this page is about telling the two apar

River Oaks: What the Price Portals Get Wrong About Houston's Most Established Luxury Address

If you only read one thing on this page: River Oaks is the most established luxury address in Houston, it trades at $2 million and up, and it is the single neighborhood where the online price estimates are least trustworthy. This page explains why the portals disagree with each other, and why 1920s

Piney Point Village: Wooded Estates, Real Privacy, Minutes from Downtown

If you only read one thing on this page: Piney Point is where Houston buys land and privacy without leaving the city behind. It trades at $2 million and up. If you're weighing it against River Oaks, the real decision isn't prestige — it's what you actually want from a lot and a street. What Piney Po