Best Schools In Houston
Best Schools In Houston
Impact Top Schools Have On Home Values
Executive Summary
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We analyzed the ranking data for 604 Houston area schools.
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To help you determine the best Houston schools for you, we categorized the top-ranked public schools into each of the following criteria:
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In addition, we analyzed 641,342 Houston home sales since 2000, zoned to 275 different public elementary, middle & high schools.
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The data shows that homes zoned to the top-ranked public elementary schools, on average:
- were more expensive. (Land values zoned to top-ranked schools were higher.)
- tend to appreciate at faster rates. (Not only did buyers show a willingness to “pay higher” for these areas, but more new construction pushed up median home prices in the area.)
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Investors who fared best-owned homes with larger than average lots zoned to the top-ranked public schools (read more about Best Houston Real Estate Investments.)
- Notably, it was great to live in areas that were zoned to top-ranked elementary, middle, and high schools. (However, this is a small – and usually expensive – section of Houston.)
- However, if you could choose only one, real estate zoned to top-ranked public elementary schools appreciated better than homes zoned to top-ranked middle or high schools (and lower-ranked elementary schools).
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If you have specific questions, email us. We can specifically set up a real estate search for you to only show homes zoned to specific elementary, middle, and/or high schools.
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Table of Contents
- Find The Best Schools In Houston For You
- Best Elementary Schools In Central Houston
- Best Middle Schools In Central Houston
- Best High Schools In Central Houston
- Best Elementary Schools In Southwest Houston
- Best Middle Schools In Southwest Houston
- Best High Schools In Southwest Houston
- Best Elementary Schools In Northern Houston
- Best Middle Schools In Northern Houston
- Best High Schools In Northern Houston
- Best Elementary Schools In Northeast Houston
- Best Middle Schools In Northeast Houston
- Best High Schools In Northeast Houston
- Disclaimers & Methodology:
- The Best Houston Realtor to Sell Your Home
Find The Best Schools In Houston For You
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Finding the best schools in Houston can be a daunting task.
I come from a family of educators. Finding the right school for your children is difficult. The school, counselors, principal, and teachers make a huge difference in the quality of education and their life.
The City of Houston has approximately 280 public schools and over 85 private schools. When you also include the Best Houston Suburbs, those numbers jump to approximately 540 public schools and over 120 private ones.
While it’s easy to perform a search like “Best Elementary Schools in Houston,” and come up with names like River Oaks Elementary, West University Elementary, or Horn Elementary, it’s much more difficult to find the best school boundary maps that fit your home budget, especially with the size and quality standards your family needs.
Our Guide to Houston’s Best Schools (below) helps you learn about the following.
The top-ranked public schools in Houston:
- Median home prices within those school boundary maps.
- How real estate within those boundary maps performed over the last 10 years.
- Best Houston Schools.
Note: this study only covers public schools with defined boundary maps. Public magnet schools, public charter schools, private charter schools, and private schools are covered in our other Top Houston School Guide.
Two notable trends from our research were that Houston homes were zoned to top-ranked schools:
- Sold for higher prices (typically because land values were higher);
- Appreciated at better rates than comparable homes not zoned to top-ranked schools.
We based this research on ratings from multiple sources including GreatSchools, HAR, STAAR Data, and Distinction Designations (see more on our methodology at the bottom of this article).
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked Houston schools, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston and #10 in the United States.
Best Elementary Schools In Central Houston
If you’d like to see any specific single-family homes or learn about zoned Houston neighborhoods that are best for you, please contact Paige Martin at [email protected], ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston and #10 in the United States.
CENTRAL HOUSTON SUMMARY
Best Central Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Schools
| School | Neighborhood |
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| Elementary | Bellaire, Houston Heights, Memorial Park, Memorial Villages, Memorial West, Oak Forest, Rice / Museum District, Rice Military, River Oaks, West University |
| Middle School | Galleria, Houston Heights, Memorial Park, Memorial Villages, Memorial West, Montrose, Oak Forest, Rice / Museum District, River Oaks, West University |
| High School | Houston Heights, Memorial Park, Memorial Villages, Memorial West, Montrose, Rice / Museum District, River Oaks, River Oaks Shopping Area, Tanglewood, West University |
The list of the Best Elementary Schools in Houston below only includes public elementary schools with defined school boundary maps that are within 25 minutes of average drive time from Downtown Houston and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and an 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
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| West University Elem | 10 | West University | $1,399,000 | 59% |
| Frostwood Elem | 10 | Memorial Villages, Memorial West | $1,297,500 | 73% |
| River Oaks Elem | 9 | River Oaks | $2,490,000 | 99% |
| Memorial Drive Elem | 9 | Memorial Villages, Memorial West | $1,997,475 | 36% |
| Roberts Elem | 9 | Medical Center, Rice / Museum District | $995,000 | 66% |
| Twain Elem | 8 | Braeswood Place, West University | $1,189,000 | 130% |
| Condit Elem | 8 | Bellaire, Gulfton | $975,000 | 32% |
| Harvard Elem | 8 | Houston Heights | $944,500 | 92% |
| Horn Elem | 8 | Bellaire | $939,500 | 35% |
| Valley Oaks Elem | 8 | Memorial Villages, Spring Branch | $868,000 | 62% |
| Travis Elem | 8 | Houston Heights, Northside | $799,000 | 104% |
| Field Elem | 8 | Houston Heights | $639,750 | 96% |
| Oak Forest Elem | 8 | Oak Forest | $638,000 | 140% |
| Memorial Elem | 8 | Cottage Grove, Memorial Park, Rice Military | $470,000 | 35% |
| Kolter Elem | 8 | Brays Oaks, Meyerland | $411,950 | 11% |
| Ketelsen Elem | 8 | Northside | $334,999 | 86% |
| Joe E Moreno Elem | 8 | Northwest Houston | $227,500 | 56% |
| Brookline Elem | 8 | Hobby Area, University Area | $211,450 | 0% |
| Sanchez Elem | 8 | EaDo, Hobby Area | $194,950 | 0% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked elementary schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Central Houston Elementary School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked elementary schools in Central Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Elementary Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston elementary schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Central Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Elementary Schools
West University
Covering a total area of 2 square miles, West University Place is a “city within a city”, subdivided into 26 sections called blocks. It has Bellaire to the west, Southside Place to the south, and Houston to the east and north. It was also once named the “Number One Best City to Live In” by USA Today.
West University is known for its:
- Security: The area has one of the lowest crime rates in Houston. The West University Police Department watches over their communities’ residents and their properties.
- Community: Facilities such as libraries, recreation centers, and parks make for one of Houston’s most accessible communities.
- Central Location: West University enjoys close proximity to Rice University, Texas Medical Center, the Galleria, Downtown Houston, and the Museum District.
- Real Estate Appreciation Rates: Home prices are well over $1M, with one of the highest 10-year land value appreciation rates in Houston.
West University also goes by “The Neighborhood City” because of the above qualities, in addition to its family-friendly subdivisions. The neighborhood exudes a small-town look and feel that makes West University homes for sale highly desired.
Memorial Villages
The Memorial Villages is a collection of six independent villages: Hunters Creek, Piney Point, Hedwig, Bunker Hill, Spring Valley, and Hilshire and are are consistently ranked at or near the top of Houston’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods
Memorial Villages homes are popular for their:
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TOP RANKINGS: Forbes, Fortune, and The Wall Street Journal have included this area in their rankings: “Best Places To Live,” “Top Places to Live Well,” “The (Multi) Millionaire’s Haven.”
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EXCELLENT SCHOOLS: According to Houston’s Best Schools, some Memorial Village homes are zoned to some of the top ranked public schools in the United States.
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LARGE LOTS WITH GREAT TREES: Homes in the Memorial Villages have larger lots, on average, than other luxury neighborhoods like River Oaks, Tanglewood or West University.
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SECURITY: Many of the neighborhoods have their own police forces which they say have “One of the best crime safety records in all of Houston.”
Memorial West
Situated west of Gessner Road and east of Highway 6, Memorial West is a collection of subdivisions and gated communities that covers the western portion of Memorial Houston. The neighborhood features a wide range of home options, from ranch-style homes from the 1950s to new construction custom-built homes.
Memorial West homes are consistently in demand thanks to:
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Quality Communities: Some of the most popular and highest ranked neighborhoods are within Memorial West. The list includes Frostwood, Memorial Forest, Nottingham Forest, Talia Trails, Westchester, and Yorkshire.
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Strong Real Estate Market: Memorial West’s real estate market has been one of the best performing Houston neighborhoods over the past one, five, and ten-year periods. Some of Houston’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods sit within Memorial West.
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Good Commute: Residents in the area enjoy easy commutes going to the Energy Corridor, Memorial Hermann Medical Center, Memorial City, and The Galleria.
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Excellent Schools: Many Memorial West public schools are among the best schools in Houston. Highly-rated public schools zoned to Memorial West include Frostwood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, and Stratford High School.
Memorial West residents enjoy diverse entertainment options. Shopping and retail havens like the Memorial City Mall, the CityCentre Plaza, and Town & Country Village are minutes from the neighborhood. The Terry Hershey Park features a network of trails along the Buffalo Bayou spanning over 500 acres.
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Middle Schools In Central Houston
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The list of the Best Middle Schools in Houston below only includes public middle schools with defined school boundary maps that are within 25 minutes of average drive time from Downtown Houston and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
One notable trend from many of my Inner Loop Houston clients is that they focus their research on public Elementary schools, private middle schools, and public high schools given the rankings and options available.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Central Houston Middle School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked middle schools in Central Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Middle Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston middle schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Central Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Middle Schools
Bellaire
Bellaire, one of Houston’s most popular neighborhoods, features a small-town vibe that blends nicely with its easy access to big city comforts. Located south of the Southwest Fwy, West Loop South runs through the city and leads to Uptown Houston, making it a popular bedroom community.
Bellaire is very popular for its:
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GREAT ACCESSIBILITY: Bellaire homes are near main roads and freeways including Loop 610, Southwest Freeway, Bissonnet Street, and Bellaire Boulevard. (See Houston’s Best Inner Loop Neighborhoods).
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SUPERIOR LOCATION: Bordered by Houston and West University, Bellaire enjoys a central location and a good commute to the Texas Medical Center, Galleria, Downtown, and Energy Corridor.
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EXPANSIVE LOTS: Bellaire’s lot sizes vary widely, though the standard 75 feet by 130 feet lot parcels are more spacious than West University’s 50 by 120 foot lots.
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TOP-RANKED SCHOOLS: According to Houston’s Best Public Schools, schools located near Bellaire rank among the top in the state of Texas.
Bellaire’s neighborhood can be tricky to navigate given the area’s different school zoning maps, proximity to railroad tracks, being on a major thoroughfare, and diversity of builders.
Highland Village / Midlane
Highland Village is a small neighborhood located near the Galleria/Uptown area and River Oaks. Due to its central location, Highland Village homes are highly sought after.
Highland Village is known for its:
- Rising Land Values: Land value appreciation in this neighborhood is among the best in Houston. Its HOA (Highland Village Civic Club) has helped maintain an exciting yet private atmosphere, further adding to its exclusivity and appeal.
- Top Schools: Students are able to attend Lamar High, Lanier Middle, and St. George Place Elementary School. These are among Inner Loop’s best schools.
- Close Proximity to Business: Residents are minutes away from the Galleria/Uptown area and Upper Kirby/Greenway Plaza. Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center are also easily accessible from the neighborhood.
- Luxury Retail and Shopping: Highland Village homes are mere blocks away from the Highland Village Shopping Center. The shopping center is home to more than 60 luxury boutiques, dining, and entertainment options.
Highland Village is deed-restricted, allowing for residents to enjoy a consistent look and feel in the village. Luxury homes are typically well maintained with manicured lots.
Montrose
Known for its Bohemian and diverse culture, Montrose is a vibrant neighborhood offering hip and stellar stellar restaurants, lounges, bars, art museums, 1920s mansions, new homes, and upscale condos. It competes with The Heights for the #1 highest Walk Score in Houston.
Montrose homes are constantly in high demand thanks to its:
- Vibrant Street Scene: A plethora of retail, dining, and nightlife hubs line the 1.7-mile stretch of Westheimer Road that runs through Montrose. Shepherd Drive, Montrose Boulevard, and West Alabama Street also offer hundreds of Yelp-ranked retail options.
- Unique Atmosphere: Montrose is home to museums, parks, and historic neighborhoods. Often considered one of Houston’s cultural centers, the area also holds festivals and art exhibits.
- Highly Regarded Schools: The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and Lanier Middle School have earned top public school rankings.
- Strong Appreciation: Montrose has had one of Houston’s best real estate appreciation rates over the past decade.
Located south of the Buffalo Bayou and north of Southwest Freeway, Montrose is about 3 miles away from Downtown Houston. The area showcases several historic neighborhoods, including Courtlandt Place. Homes in these communities are beautifully restored and carefully maintained.
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best High Schools In Central Houston
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The list of the Best High Schools in Houston below only includes public high schools with defined school boundary maps that are within 25 minutes of average drive time from Downtown Houston and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
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| Memorial High | 6 | Memorial Villages, Memorial West, Spring Branch, Tanglewood | $1,250,000 | 66% |
| Bellaire High | 6 | Bellaire, Braeswood Place, Brays Oaks, Gulfton, Knollwood/Woodside, Medical Center, Meyerland, Rice / Museum District, West University, Willow Meadows | $629,900 | 40% |
| Lamar High | 5 | Bellaire, Braeswood Place, Briar Hollow, Greenway Plaza, Highland Village / Midlane, Medical Center, Memorial Park, Midtown, Montrose, Rice Military, Rice / Museum District, River Oaks, River Oaks Shopping Area, Royden / Afton Oaks, Upper Kirby, West University | $879,000 | 37% |
| Heights High | 5 | Cottage Grove, Downtown, Houston Heights, Midtown, Rice Military, Washington East/Sabine | $599,000 | 66% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked high schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Central Houston High School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked high schools in Central Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston High Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston high schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Central Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top High Schools
Memorial Villages
The Memorial Villages is a collection of six independent villages: Hunters Creek, Piney Point, Hedwig, Bunker Hill, Spring Valley, and Hilshire and are are consistently ranked at or near the top of Houston’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods
Memorial Villages homes are popular for their:
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TOP RANKINGS: Forbes, Fortune, and The Wall Street Journal have included this area in their rankings: “Best Places To Live,” “Top Places to Live Well,” “The (Multi) Millionaire’s Haven.”
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EXCELLENT SCHOOLS: According to Houston’s Best Schools, some Memorial Village homes are zoned to some of the top ranked public schools in the United States.
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LARGE LOTS WITH GREAT TREES: Homes in the Memorial Villages have larger lots, on average, than other luxury neighborhoods like River Oaks, Tanglewood or West University.
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SECURITY: Many of the neighborhoods have their own police forces which they say have “One of the best crime safety records in all of Houston.”
Memorial West
Situated west of Gessner Road and east of Highway 6, Memorial West is a collection of subdivisions and gated communities that covers the western portion of Memorial Houston. The neighborhood features a wide range of home options, from ranch-style homes from the 1950s to new construction custom-built homes.
Memorial West homes are consistently in demand thanks to:
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Quality Communities: Some of the most popular and highest ranked neighborhoods are within Memorial West. The list includes Frostwood, Memorial Forest, Nottingham Forest, Talia Trails, Westchester, and Yorkshire.
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Strong Real Estate Market: Memorial West’s real estate market has been one of the best performing Houston neighborhoods over the past one, five, and ten-year periods. Some of Houston’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods sit within Memorial West.
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Good Commute: Residents in the area enjoy easy commutes going to the Energy Corridor, Memorial Hermann Medical Center, Memorial City, and The Galleria.
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Excellent Schools: Many Memorial West public schools are among the best schools in Houston. Highly-rated public schools zoned to Memorial West include Frostwood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, and Stratford High School.
Memorial West residents enjoy diverse entertainment options. Shopping and retail havens like the Memorial City Mall, the CityCentre Plaza, and Town & Country Village are minutes from the neighborhood. The Terry Hershey Park features a network of trails along the Buffalo Bayou spanning over 500 acres.
Spring Branch
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Elementary Schools In Southwest Houston
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SOUTHWEST HOUSTON SUMMARY
Best Southwest Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Schools
The list of the Best Elementary Schools in Southwest Houston (including Houston’s Best Suburbs on the southwest side) below only includes public elementary schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and an 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
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| Rummel Creek Elem | 10 | Memorial West | $985,000 | 86% |
| Wilchester Elem | 10 | Memorial West | $767,450 | 58% |
| Commonwealth Elem | 10 | Sugar Land South | $590,000 | 38% |
| Cornerstone Elem | 10 | Sugar Land West | $549,925 | 27% |
| Stanley Elem | 10 | Katy Southwest | $482,500 | 41% |
| Wolman Elem | 10 | Katy Southwest | $450,000 | 68% |
| Wilson Elem (Katy) | 10 | Katy Southwest | $430,000 | 14% |
| Dickinson Elem (Lamar) | 10 | Fort Bend Southeast, Fort Bend South / Richmond, Sugar Land West | $359,000 | 56% |
| Bush Elem | 9 | Energy Corridor | $547,000 | 22% |
| James E Randolph Elem | 9 | Katy Southwest | $545,000 | 63% |
| Sienna Crossing Elem | 9 | Missouri City, Sienna (Area) | $482,000 | 85% |
| Griffin Elem (Katy) | 9 | Katy Southwest | $472,000 | 77% |
| Pattison Elem | 9 | Katy Southeast | $449,950 | 43% |
| Alexander Elem (Katy) | 9 | Katy Southeast | $449,000 | 49% |
| Campbell Elem (Lamar) | 9 | Sugar Land West | $444,900 | 63% |
| Walker Station Elem | 9 | Sugar Land West | $425,000 | 37% |
| Katy Elem | 9 | Katy Old Towne, Katy Southwest | $420,000 | 77% |
| Kilpatrick Elem | 9 | Katy Southwest | $370,000 | 42% |
| Shafer Elem | 9 | Katy Southwest | $367,000 | 41% |
| Austin Parkway Elem | 9 | Missouri City, Sugar Land South | $359,900 | 59% |
| Hubenak Elem | 9 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond | $359,223 | 86% |
| Hayes Elem | 9 | Katy Southeast | $328,550 | 39% |
| Frost Elem (Lamar) | 9 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond | $320,000 | 10% |
| Manford Williams Elem | 9 | Fort Bend South / Richmond | $320,000 | 75% |
| Brazos Bend Elem | 9 | Sugar Land West | $310,000 | 63% |
| Woodcreek Elem | 8 | Katy Southwest | $525,000 | 87% |
| Colony Meadows Elem | 8 | Sugar Land South | $519,000 | 46% |
| Scanlan Oaks Elem | 8 | Sienna (Area) | $485,000 | 45% |
| Williams Elem (Katy) | 8 | Katy Southeast | $467,400 | 41% |
| Holland Elem (Katy) | 8 | Katy Southwest | $444,500 | 49% |
| Keiko Davidson Elem | 8 | Katy Southwest | $400,000 | 65% |
| Creech Elem | 8 | Katy Southeast | $364,950 | 52% |
| Highlands Elem | 8 | Sugar Land, Sugar Land North | $354,500 | 21% |
| Colony Bend Elem | 8 | Sugar Land South | $330,000 | 34% |
| Oakland Elem | 8 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond | $324,950 | 41% |
| Drabek Elem | 8 | Sugar Land North, Sugar Land West | $308,450 | 55% |
| Mcneill Elem | 8 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond | $298,950 | 51% |
| Austin Elem (Lamar) | 8 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond | $285,000 | 58% |
| Mahanay Elem | 8 | Alief | $229,000 | 34% |
| Rees Elem | 8 | Mission Bend | $214,500 | -25% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked elementary schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Southwest Houston Elementary School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked elementary schools in Southwest Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Elementary Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston elementary schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Southwest Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Elementary Schools
Memorial West
Situated west of Gessner Road and east of Highway 6, Memorial West is a collection of subdivisions and gated communities that covers the western portion of Memorial Houston. The neighborhood features a wide range of home options, from ranch-style homes from the 1950s to new construction custom-built homes.
Memorial West homes are consistently in demand thanks to:
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Quality Communities: Some of the most popular and highest ranked neighborhoods are within Memorial West. The list includes Frostwood, Memorial Forest, Nottingham Forest, Talia Trails, Westchester, and Yorkshire.
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Strong Real Estate Market: Memorial West’s real estate market has been one of the best performing Houston neighborhoods over the past one, five, and ten-year periods. Some of Houston’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods sit within Memorial West.
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Good Commute: Residents in the area enjoy easy commutes going to the Energy Corridor, Memorial Hermann Medical Center, Memorial City, and The Galleria.
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Excellent Schools: Many Memorial West public schools are among the best schools in Houston. Highly-rated public schools zoned to Memorial West include Frostwood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, and Stratford High School.
Memorial West residents enjoy diverse entertainment options. Shopping and retail havens like the Memorial City Mall, the CityCentre Plaza, and Town & Country Village are minutes from the neighborhood. The Terry Hershey Park features a network of trails along the Buffalo Bayou spanning over 500 acres.
Missouri City
Missouri City is one of Houston’s Best Suburbs due to its outdoor recreation facilities, accessibility, and master-planned communities.
Missouri City is known for its:
- Master-Planned Communities: Missouri City is home to several master-planned communities. This includes Westpoint Estates, Lake Olympia, and parts of Riverstone and Sienna Plantation.
- Outdoor Recreation: The city has miles of hike-and-bike trails, 20 parks, and several athletic centers. The Sienna Plantation Golf Club and the Quail Valley Gold, Grille & Events Center can also be found within the city.
- Great Schools: National Blue Ribbon Schools such as First Colony Middle School and Elkins High School serve sections of Missouri City. Most properties are zoned to Fort Bend ISD, while a small section within Harris Country is served by Houston ISD.
- Easy Commutes: Residents enjoy easy access to key employment centers in Sugar Land, Stafford, and Houston.
Missouri City features Sienna Plantation, considered one of Houston’s best golf course communities. Its other master-planned communities also come with unique amenities such as splash pads, waterparks, trail networks, and lake areas.
Sienna (Area)
Located in Missouri City, one of Houston’s best suburbs, Sienna Area is home to one of the best golf communities outside the Beltway 8. It boasts a semi-private golf club and various active lifestyle amenities.
Sienna Area is known for its:
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Golf Club. The Sienna Plantation Golf Club offers an 18-hole Arthur Hills and Mike Dasher-designed golf course. Sienna houses a sports complex, recreational centers, an equestrian center, and water parks.
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Active Lifestyle Amenities. The community features water parks, resort-style pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, and a lakeside amphitheater. Several community hubs are in the area, including the Sienna Springs Resort Pool, Club Sienna Bucket Pool, Camp Sienna, and Brushy Lakes Fitness and Recreation Center.
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Fort Bend County Location: Forbes ranks Fort Bend County 5th in its 2013 America’s Fastest-Growing Counties list. It features the most master-planned communities than any other county in Texas.
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Top-ranked schools. Sienna homes are zoned to the Fort Bend Independent School District. All schools serving the neighborhood are within the community’s borders.
Homes in Sienna range from patio homes to large estate-style homes. New construction homes are available in the area, though some properties date back to the late 1990s.
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Middle Schools In Southwest Houston
If you’d like to see any specific single-family homes or learn about zoned Houston neighborhoods that are best for you, please contact Paige Martin at [email protected], ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston and #10 in the United States.
The list of the Best Middle Schools in Southwest Houston below only includes public middle schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and an 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fort Settlement Middle | 10 | Sugar Land South | $550,000 | 50% |
| Beckendorff Jr High | 10 | Katy Southeast, Katy Southwest | $430,000 | 43% |
| Sartartia Middle | 10 | Sugar Land West | $419,995 | 23% |
| Seven Lakes Jr High | 10 | Katy Southwest | $400,000 | 21% |
| Beck Jr High | 10 | Katy Southeast | $398,944 | 45% |
| Woodcreek Jr High | 9 | Fulshear, Katy Southwest | $408,995 | 54% |
| Mcmeans Jr High | 9 | Katy Southeast | $400,000 | 48% |
| Cinco Ranch Jr High | 9 | Katy Southwest | $365,000 | 68% |
| Garcia Middle (Fort Bend) | 8 | Sugar Land West | $425,000 | 88% |
| Bowie Middle (Fort Bend) | 8 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond, Mission Bend, Sugar Land West | $339,900 | 51% |
| Reading Jr High | 8 | Fort Bend Southeast, Fort Bend South / Richmond, Sugar Land West | $334,920 | 45% |
| Mayde Creek Jr High | 8 | Katy | $250,000 | 40% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Southwest Houston Middle School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked middle schools in Southwest Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Middle Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston middle schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Southwest Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Middle Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best High Schools In Southwest Houston
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The list of the Best High Schools in Southwest Houston below only includes public high schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seven Lakes High | 9 | Katy Southeast, Katy Southwest | $435,000 | 47% |
| Clements High | 8 | Missouri City, Sugar Land South, Sugar Land West | $462,500 | 32% |
| Tompkins High | 8 | Katy Southwest | $445,000 | 41% |
| Cinco Ranch High | 8 | Katy Southeast, Katy Southwest | $350,000 | 45% |
| Austin High (Fort Bend) | 7 | Sugar Land West | $415,000 | 52% |
| Ridge Point High | 7 | Missouri City, Sienna (Area) | $365,000 | 29% |
| Travis High (Fort Bend) | 7 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond, Mission Bend, Sugar Land West | $358,895 | 79% |
| Taylor High | 7 | Energy Corridor, Katy Southeast | $350,000 | 40% |
| George Ranch High | 7 | Fort Bend Southeast, Fort Bend South / Richmond, Sugar Land West | $335,000 | 45% |
| Foster High | 7 | Fort Bend Country North / Richmond, Fort Bend South / Richmond | $330,000 | 35% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked high schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Southwest Houston High School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked high schools in Southwest Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston High Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston high schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Southwest Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top High Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Elementary Schools In Northern Houston
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NORTHERN HOUSTON SUMMARY
Best Northern Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Schools
| School | Neighborhood |
|---|---|
| Elementary | Conroe, Copperfield, Cypress, Cypress South, Magnolia, Spring Northeast, Spring/Klein, Spring/Klein/Tomball, The Woodlands, Tomball |
| Middle School | Conroe, Copperfield, Cypress, Cypress South, Spring Northeast, Spring/Klein, The Woodlands, Tomball South/Lakewood |
| High School | Conroe, Copperfield, Cypress, Cypress South, Spring Northeast, Spring/Klein, The Woodlands, Tomball South/Lakewood |
The list of the Best Elementary Schools in Northern Houston (including Houston’s Best Suburbs on the north side) below only includes public elementary schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and an 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tough Elem | 10 | The Woodlands | $695,000 | 73% |
| Warner Elem | 10 | Cypress South | $467,500 | 67% |
| Buckalew Elem | 10 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $446,000 | 52% |
| Pope Elem | 10 | Cypress South | $445,000 | 48% |
| Sampson Elem | 10 | Cypress | $400,000 | 51% |
| David Elem | 10 | The Woodlands | $398,500 | 44% |
| Bush Elem (Woodlands) | 10 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $357,515 | 40% |
| Deretchin Elem | 9 | The Woodlands | $759,900 | 52% |
| Timber Creek Elem | 9 | Spring/Klein/Tomball, The Woodlands, Tomball | $659,000 | 0% |
| Creekside Forest Elem | 9 | The Woodlands | $589,950 | 81% |
| Galatas Elem | 9 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $455,000 | 24% |
| Lakewood Elem (Tomball) | 9 | Tomball South/Lakewood | $334,945 | 68% |
| Birkes Elem | 9 | Copperfield | $290,000 | 60% |
| Rennell Elem | 8 | Cypress South | $538,762 | 115% |
| Sally Ride Elem | 8 | Spring Northeast, The Woodlands | $525,000 | 94% |
| Creekview El | 8 | The Woodlands, Tomball | $460,000 | 0% |
| French El | 8 | Spring/Klein | $442,500 | 0% |
| Swenke Elem | 8 | Cypress | $442,500 | 44% |
| Decker Prairie Elem | 8 | Magnolia, Tomball | $399,000 | 59% |
| Keith Elem | 8 | Cypress | $373,195 | 101% |
| Powell Elem (Conroe) | 8 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $370,000 | 68% |
| Frank Elem | 8 | Spring/Klein/Tomball | $349,900 | 55% |
| Postma Elem | 8 | Copperfield, Cypress South | $340,000 | 81% |
| Sam Hailey Elem | 8 | Spring/Klein, Spring Northeast, The Woodlands | $315,000 | -32% |
| Willow Creek Elem (Tomball) | 8 | Tomball South/Lakewood | $313,899 | 51% |
| Canyon Pointe Elem | 8 | Tomball South/Lakewood | $312,000 | 64% |
| Farney Elem | 8 | Cypress | $291,475 | 35% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked elementary schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northern Houston Elementary School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked elementary schools in Northern Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Elementary Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston elementary schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northern Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Elementary Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Middle Schools In Northern Houston
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The list of the Best Middle Schools in Northern Houston below only includes public middle schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and an 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smith Middle (Cy-Fair) | 10 | Cypress South | $445,000 | 53% |
| Mccullough Jr High | 9 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $435,000 | 40% |
| Spillane Middle | 9 | Copperfield, Cypress, Cypress South | $335,000 | 97% |
| Hamilton Middle (Cy-Fair) | 9 | Cypress | $330,000 | 53% |
| Salyards Middle | 9 | Cypress, Cypress South | $328,700 | 44% |
| Willow Wood Jr High | 9 | Tomball South/Lakewood | $325,000 | 62% |
| Goodson Middle | 9 | Cypress | $320,000 | 33% |
| Knox Jr High | 8 | Conroe, Spring/Klein, Spring Northeast, The Woodlands | $396,750 | 46% |
| Aragon Middle | 8 | Copperfield | $280,000 | 60% |
| Arnold Middle | 8 | Cypress | $254,900 | 34% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northern Houston Middle School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked middle schools in Northern Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Middle Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston middle schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northern Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Middle Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best High Schools In Northern Houston
If you’d like to see any specific single-family homes or learn about zoned Houston neighborhoods that are best for you, please contact Paige Martin at [email protected], ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston and #10 in the United States.
The list of the Best High Schools in Northern Houston below only includes public high schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 7, 8, 9 or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tomball Memorial H S | 9 | Tomball South/Lakewood | $335,000 | 67% |
| Woodlands High | 8 | Conroe, The Woodlands | $435,000 | 40% |
| Cypress Ranch High | 8 | Copperfield, Cypress South | $400,000 | 45% |
| Cypress Woods High | 8 | Cypress | $326,000 | 48% |
| Woodlands College Park High | 7 | Conroe, Spring/Klein, Spring Northeast, The Woodlands | $396,750 | 0% |
| Montgomery High | 7 | Conroe | $349,000 | 16% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked high schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northern Houston High School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked high schools in Northern Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston High Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston high schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northern Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top High Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Elementary Schools In Northeast Houston
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NORTHEAST HOUSTON SUMMARY
Best Northeast Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Schools
| School | Neighborhood |
|---|---|
| Elementary | Atascocita North, Fall Creek, Kingwood, Kingwood South, Kingwood West, Porter / New Caney East |
| Middle School | Atascocita North, Kingwood, Kingwood South, Kingwood West, Porter / New Caney East |
| High School | Atascocita North, Kingwood, Kingwood South, Kingwood West, Porter / New Caney East |
The list of the Best Elementary Schools in Northeast Houston (including Houston’s Best Suburbs on the northeast side) below only includes public elementary schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a <60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willow Creek Elem (Humble) | 9 | Kingwood | $550,000 | 28% |
| Fall Creek Elem | 7 | Fall Creek | $395,900 | 52% |
| Shadow Forest Elem | 7 | Kingwood, Porter / New Caney East | $375,000 | 56% |
| Deerwood Elem | 7 | Atascocita North, Kingwood, Kingwood South | $344,950 | 39% |
| Elm Grove Elem (Humble) | 7 | Kingwood, Kingwood West | $225,000 | 46% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked elementary schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northeast Houston Elementary School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked elementary schools in Northeast Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Elementary Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston elementary schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northeast Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Elementary Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best Middle Schools In Northeast Houston
If you’d like to see any specific single-family homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston that are best for you, please contact Paige Martin at [email protected]
The list of the Best Middle Schools in Northeast Houston below only includes public middle schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a 60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riverwood Middle | 8 | Atascocita North, Kingwood, Kingwood South, Porter / New Caney East | $399,900 | 42% |
| Creekwood Middle | 7 | Kingwood, Kingwood South, Kingwood West | $282,000 | 48% |
| Kingwood Middle | 6 | Kingwood, Kingwood West | $265,000 | 46% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northeast Houston Middle School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked middle schools in Northeast Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston Middle Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston middle schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northeast Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top Middle Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Best High Schools In Northeast Houston
"The Houston Properties Team make real estate transactions a lot less complicated for sellers – they take care of everything AND they get the highest prices and the shortest closings. Paige went the extra mile in helping us and has been diligent in giving us reliable and intelligent recommendations. You're the best Paige and congrats on being the #1 Keller Williams agent in the entire state of Texas!" – Kathryn (Google Review)
The list of the Best High Schools in Northeast Houston below only includes public high schools with defined school boundary maps that are within Houston’s MSA, have a 60 minutes average drive time from Downtown Houston, and have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
| School Name | GreatSchools Rating | Neighborhoods | Median Home Price | 10-Year Appreciation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kingwood High | 8 | Atascocita North, Kingwood, Kingwood South, Kingwood West, Porter / New Caney East | $330,000 | 37% |
| Kingwood Park High | 6 | Kingwood, Kingwood West | $264,840 | 46% |
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked high schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
How Much Does It Cost To Live Near a Top Ranked, Northeast Houston High School?
We completed an analysis of last year’s median home prices for the top-ranked high schools in Northeast Houston.
Results are displayed in the table above.
This data covers the median single-family home sale price. Newer construction and larger-than-average homes tend to cost 10-15% more than the median prices above.
Have Homes Zoned to Top Ranked Houston High Schools Been A Good Investment?
The table above shows the 10-year real estate appreciation trends of the median home prices zoned to each of the top-ranked Houston high schools.
In addition, for comparison purposes, we included the baseline (Average) appreciation for comparable properties.
As you’ll see from the data, buying a home zoned to one of Houston’s top-ranked schools over the last decade, tend to outperform the average appreciation.
Best Northeast Houston Neighborhoods Zoned To Top High Schools
For details on any specific neighborhood or property, please contact Paige Martin, ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
Disclaimers & Methodology:
If you’d like to see homes zoned to specific top-ranked middle schools in Houston, please contact Paige Martin @ [email protected], ranked #1 Individual Agent with Keller Williams in Houston.
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School information is deemed accurate as of the time of this writing but is not guaranteed.
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Please independently verify and confirm enrollment. Please contact the school district to determine the schools to which any specific property is zoned.
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The list of the Best Schools in Houston above only includes public schools with defined school boundary maps that have both a 4 of 4 Performance Index Ranking and a 7, 8, 9, or 10 rating (of 10 possible) from GreatSchools.org.
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Median home values are calculated from last year’s single-family home values, according to data from HAR MLS, from the school’s boundary.
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10-year real estate appreciation trends are calculated by comparing median single-family home sale values from 10 years ago as compared to data from the most recent year.
The Best Houston Realtor to Sell Your Home
The Houston Properties Team has a well-defined structure based on the individual strengths of each member. Each member is a specialist in their role – which is why our homes sell faster and for more money than average.
Paige Martin, Broker Associate with Keller Williams Realty, and the Houston Properties Team are ranked among the top residential Realtors in the world.
They have been featured on TV and in dozens of publications including The Wall Street Journal, Fortune Magazine, Reuters, Fox News in the Morning, Money Magazine, Houston Business Journal, Houstonia, and Houston Chronicle.
Paige Martin was just ranked as the #5 agent in the world with Keller Williams, completing over $1 Billion in Houston residential real estate sales.
Her recent awards include:
– 2021 Best Real Estate Teams in America, RealTrends.com
– 2021: Top 100 Women Leaders in Real Estate of 2021
– 2021: America’s Top 100 Real Estate Agents
– 2021: Top Real Estate Team (Houston Properties Team), Houston Business Journal
– 2021: Best Houston Real Estate Team, Best of Reader’s Choice
– 2021: Top Real Estate Team (Houston Properties Team), Houston Business Journal
– 2021: #1 Real Estate Team, Keller Williams Memorial
– 2020: America’s Best Real Estate Teams, Best of America Trends
– 2020: Best Houston Real Estate Team, Best of Reader’s Choice
– 2020: Top Real Estate Team (Houston Properties Team), Houston Business Journal
– 2020: #6 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Worldwide
– 2020: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Texas (Top Keller Williams Realtor)
– 2020: #1 Real Estate Team, Keller Williams Memorial
– 2019: Top Residential Realtors in Houston, Houston Business Journal
– 2019: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2019: #5 Individual Agent, KW Worldwide
– 2019: #1 Individual Agent, KW Texas
– 2018: #5 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Worldwide
– 2018: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Texas
– 2018: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Houston
– 2018: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2018: Top 25 Residential Realtor in Houston, Houston Business Journal
– 2018: Texas’ Most Influential Realtors
– 2017: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Texas
– 2017: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Houston
– 2017: #10 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Worldwide
– 2017: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2017: Top 25 Residential Realtor in Houston, Houston Business Journal
– 2017: Texas’ Most Influential Realtors
– 2016: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Texas
– 2016: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Houston
– 2016: #20 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Worldwide
– 2016: Texas’ Most Influential Realtors
– 2016: Top 25 Residential Realtor in Houston, HBJ
– 2016: Five Star Realtor, Featured in Texas Monthly
– 2016: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2015: #9 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, United States
– 2015: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Texas
– 2015: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams, Houston
– 2015: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2015: Top 25 Residential Realtor in Houston, HBJ
– 2015: Five Star Realtor, Texas Monthly Magazine
– 2014: America’s Best Real Estate Agents, RealTrends.com
– 2014: #1 Individual Agent, Keller Williams Memorial
…in addition to over 318 additional awards.
Paige also serves a variety of non-profits, and civic and community boards. She was appointed by the mayor of Houston to be on the downtown TIRZ board.
Benefits Of Working With The Houston Properties Team
Our team, composed of distinguished and competent Houston luxury realtors, has a well-defined structure based on the individual strengths of each member.
We find team approach as the most effective way to sell homes. We have dedicated people doing staging, marketing, social media, open houses, and showings. Each Houston Properties Team member is a specialist in their role—which is why our homes sell faster and for more money than average.
The benefits of working with a team include:
- the ability to be in two or three places at one time; a member can handle showings, while another answer calls
- collective time and experience of members
- targeted advice and marketing of agent expert in your area
- competitive advantage by simply having more resources, more ideas, and more perspectives
- a “checks and balances” system; selling and buying a home in Houston is an intensely complex process
- more people addressing field calls and questions from buyers and agents to facilitate a faster, successful sale
- efficient multi-tasking; one agent takes care of inspections and repair work, while another agent focuses on administrative details
- multiple marketing channels using members’ networks
- constant attention: guaranteed focus on your home and your transaction
- lower risk for mistakes. Multiple moving parts increase oversights. A team approach handles these “parts” separately
- flexibility in negotiation and marketing
- better management of document flow
- increased foot traffic through more timely and effective showing schedule coordination; and
- increased sphere of influence and exposure to more potential buyers.
To meet all the award-winning members of the Houston Properties Team, please go here.
