The Definitive Ranking of the Best Suburbs of Houston

See our honest assessment of the best suburbs in Houston for you and your family.

Moving to Houston, Texas, and wondering, “Is Houston a good place to live in?”

Wonder no more. We’ll give you the lowdown on where to live in Houston using this Houston suburbs list where we ranked both independent cities and suburban regions using a proprietary method based on these four criteria:

• Commute Times

• Employment

• Public Schools

• Amenities

Check out the 12 best suburbs in Houston below and see where they're located using our suburbs of Houston map.

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Table of Contents

1. The 12 Best Houston Suburbs by Region
2. By the Numbers: The Best Places to Live in Houston
3. Cost of Living in the Suburbs
4. Ranking the Best Suburbs of Houston
5. Methodology
6. The Best Houston Realtor to Help You Buy a Home

The 12 Best Houston Suburbs by Region

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Houston covers over 600 square miles, has over 604 schools, and has a population of approximately 7 million people.

Where are the best neighborhoods in Houston? To answer this, we compiled Houston area neighborhoods. We ranked the best Houston, Texas suburbs for each quadrant of Houston.

Here's our "best of the best" suburb list:

North/Northwest
1. The Woodlands
2. Montgomery
3. Tomball

East/Northeast
4. Willis/New Waverly
5. La Porte/Shoreacres
6. Porter/New Caney East

West/Southwest
7. Katy North
8. Sugar Land East
9. Richmond

South/Southeast
10. Pearland
11. Galveston
12. Fresno

By the Numbers: The Best Places to Live in Houston

Below, we've included a summary of the real estate statistics for Houston's best suburbs. Please contact us for more data or an analysis of which areas may be best for you.

Cost of Living in the Suburbs

Curious about how much annual income is needed to buy a home within Houston's top suburbs? Contact us at [email protected] for a full report.

For a more succinct breakdown of how much salary is needed to buy a home in any of Houston's top neighborhoods, please go here. The methodology for the computation above is also in there.

Ranking the Best Suburbs of Houston

Houston has a number of suburbs that offer incredible amenities, top-ranked public schools, and great access to key Houston employment and business hubs, which is why many choose to move here. To help you out, we've done the research and ranked only the best suburbs in this easy-to-follow guide so you can easily see which is the best suburb for you and your family.

North/Northwest Region

1. The Woodlands

HP Team Ranking: A+

The Woodlands made it to the very top of this list of suburbs in the North and Northwest of Houston because of great community amenities, good schools, and a high quality of life.

Filled with lush neighborhoods and bustling retail and employment centers, it's an award-winning master-planned community nestled about 30 miles north of downtown Houston.

It’s also known as one of the best places to live in Houston without flooding since it did so well during Tropical Storm Imelda which was one of the worst storms to hit Houston in recent years.

The median sales price of homes in The Woodlands is $625,000. Sizes range from around 900 square feet up to over 30,000 square feet. French, Mediterranean, modern, contemporary, and traditional designs abound.

The Woodlands Commute Times

Going from The Woodlands to Downtown Houston and The Galleria will take 30 minutes while going to the Energy Corridor and the Texas Medical Center will take 35 minutes.

The Woodlands Employment

Several companies have put down roots in the community, including Chevron Phillips, Baker Hughes, Maersk Line, ExxonMobil, and SWN, among others. The Woodlands has 20+ million square feet of office space and over 60,000 workers commuting to the area daily.

The Woodlands Public Schools

The Woodlands mainly belong to the Conroe ISD, although some parts are under the Magnolia and Tomball ISDs. High-ranking schools within these school districts include David Elementary School, Creekside Park J High School, and Tomball Memorial High School.

The Woodlands Amenities

The vast community features over 7,790 acres of green space (130 parks and a nature preserve), lakes and ponds, and over 200 miles of hike-and-bike trails. Residents can take advantage of The Woodlands’ facilities for golf, kayaking, tennis, and other outdoor activities.

The Woodlands Town Center is also home to over 200 restaurants, bars, cafes, retail stores, and shops. Popular spots around the district include Market Street, The Waterway District, The Woodlands Malls, and The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.

2. Montgomery

HP Team Ranking: A

Fifteen miles northwest of Conroe and 40 miles north of Houston sits Montgomery, one of the oldest towns in Texas and the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag.

It’s considered one of the best suburbs of Houston and one of the best neighborhoods in Houston to rent because of its accessibility to retail and dining establishments, its unique amenities, and its picturesque scenery.

The median sales price of homes in Montgomery is $410,000. Home sizes range from around 300 square feet up to over 17,000 square feet.

Montgomery Commute Times

Montgomery is pretty far away from key Houston business districts. It’s 50 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, 55 minutes away from The Galleria and Downton Houston, and 1 hour away from the Texas Medical Center.

Montgomery Employment

Major employers in or near Montgomery include ExxonMobil, the Conroe Independent School District, Memorial Hermann, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, and Huntsman Corporation.

Montgomery Public Schools

Montgomery is zoned to the Montgomery ISD. Top-ranked schools within this school district include Madeley Ranch Elementary School and Montgomery Elementary School.

Montgomery Amenities

The area is a haven for nature lovers because of the variety of outdoor activities that are available to residents. There’s Lake Conroe located just 13 minutes away from the suburb and features 157 miles of shoreline for watersports like fishing, boating, kayaking, and jet skiing.

Then there’s the April Sound Country Club which offers a pool, gym, golf court, launches, and a party room.

Lastly, there’s Cedar Brake Park which boasts a volleyball court, toddler playgrounds, walking paths, and barbecue stations.

3. Tomball

HP Team Ranking: B

Tomball is one of the top Houston suburbs to live in mainly because of its accessibility to employment hubs like the Energy Corridor and The Woodlands. It’s also home to premier gated communities like Huntington Woods, Haven Lake Estates, and Saddlebrook Estates which feature expensive homes and sprawling estates.

The median sales price of Tomball homes is $370,000. Homes vary in size from around 500 square feet up to over 8,700 square feet and feature traditional, Georgian, Mediterranean, and ranch architectural styles.

Tomball Commute Times

A commute from Tomball to the Energy Corridor will take 30 minutes, to The Galleria 35 minutes, to Downtown Houston 40 minutes, and to the Texas Medical Center 45 minutes.

Tomball Employment

Major employers in or near the suburb include the ExxonMobil Houston Campus - Science Welcome Center, American National Carbide, Palm Harbor Homes, World Finance, GameStop, and Jiffy Lube.

Tomball Public Schools

Tomball homes are zoned to the Tomball ISD. Top-rated schools within this school district include Creekside Forest Elementary School, Creekside Park J High School, and Tomball Memorial High School.

Tomball Amenities

Tomball has a number of parks that residents can enjoy. There’s Burroughs Park, Polly Carter Community Garden and Trail, Broussard Community Park, Spring Creek Park, Juergens Park, and Jerry Matheson Park.

For dining and entertainment, there are restaurants, bars, grills, clubs, live music, and festivals that cater to every taste.

For golfers, there’s the Tomball Country Club, a premier private club that boasts an 18-hole golf course.

East/Northeast Region

4. Willis/New Waverly

HP Team Ranking: B

Willis/New Waverly is a suburb that’s located near key hubs in Houston, Conroe, and The Woodlands, meaning residents can easily access and enjoy the amenities offered in those areas. The neighborhood also features the Sam Houston National Forest which boasts miles of hike-and-bike trails. There’s also Lake Conroe for watersports, fishing, and boating.

For history buffs, there’s the Sam Houston National Museum located only a few minutes away. The area’s historic downtown also offers plenty of incredible architecture and unique local businesses.

With a median home price of $255,000, Willis/New Waverly is one of the more affordable Houston suburbs out there.

Willis/New Waverly Commute Times

Willis/New Waverly is 55 minutes away from Downtown Houston and 1 hour away from the Energy Corridor, the Medical Center, and The Galleria.

Willis/New Waverly Employment

Major employers in or near Willis/New Waverly include K&K Inc., Jfm International Inc., and BRW Architects, Inc.

Willis/New Waverly Public Schools

Homes in Willis/New Waverley are zoned to the Conroe CISD. Top-performing schools within his school district include Conroe Bond Elementary School, Snyder Elementary School, and Mccullough J High School.

Willis/New Waverly Amenities

Retail and dining options in Willis/New Waverley include the Outlets At Conroe, The Market at Willis Shopping Center, Woodcreek Shopping Center, Pine Hallow Shopping Center, and Lemonade Cottage.

Outdoor buffs, on the other hand, can hike, bike, and run in the Sam Houston National Forest, or go fishing and boating in Lake Conroe.

5. La Porte/Shoreacres

HP Team Ranking: B

A scenic suburb along Galveston Bay, La Porte/Shoreacres is one of the best areas to live in Houston not only because of its incredible sunrise and sunset views but also because of its accessibility to major highways (Texas Highway 146 and Pasadena Freeway) and economic hubs (Battleground Industrial District, Bayport Industrial District, and Barbours Cut shipping terminal).

The median sales price of homes in La Porte/Shoreacres is $275,000. Home sizes vary from around 400 square feet up to over 10,500 square feet, while home styles include bungalows, small frame houses, estates, and mansions.

La Porte/Shoreacres Commute Times

It takes 25 minutes to go from La Porte/Shoreacres to Downtown Houston, 30 minutes to the Medical Center, 35 minutes to The Galleria, and 45 minutes to the Energy Corridor.

La Porte/Shoreacres Employment

Residents of La Porte/Shoreacres can find employment in companies that have offices in Downtown Houston such as United Airlines, Wells Fargo, KPMG, Bank of America, Deloitte, Ernst & Young LLP, and JP Morgan Chase & Co.

La Porte/Shoreacres Public Schools

La Porte belongs to the La Porte ISD. Highly rated schools within this school district include Leo Rizzuto Elementary School and College Park Elementary School.

La Porte/Shoreacres Amenities

Residents can run, hike, and bike in the neighborhood’s local parks which include Little Cedar Bayou Park, Fairmont Park, and Sylvan Beach Park.

If you’re into golfing, however, there’s Bay Forest Golf Course, Bay Oaks Country Club, and Chemlake Golf Club.

6. Porter/New Caney East

HP Team Ranking: B-

Porter/New Caney East is considered to be one of the best suburbs in Houston because of its lush suburban atmosphere and verdant parks that include Brookshadow Park, Lake Houston Wilderness Park, Rustling Elms Park, and Roman Forest Park and Splash Pad.

Not only that, it’s also easily accessible to key business and medical districts like Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center by way of Interstate 69 and Grand Parkway.

The median sales price of homes in Porter/New Caney East is $320,000. Homes range in size from around 500 square feet up to over 5,700 square feet.

Porter/New Caney East Commute Times

Going from Porter/New Caney East to Downtown Houston will take 35 minutes, while going to the Medical Center and The Galleria will take 40 minutes and 45 minutes, respectively.

The Energy Corridor is the farthest at 50 minutes.

Porter/New Caney East Employment

Viable employment options for Porter/New Caney East residents include Air Liquide America, AON Risk Services of Texas, Landry’s, and 3D/International in The Galleria, or KPMG, Wells Fargo, United Airlines, Bank of America, and PricewaterhouseCoopers in Downtown Houston.

Porter/New Caney East Public Schools

Homes in Porter/New Caney East are zoned to the New Caney ISD.

Porter/New Caney East Amenities

For nature lovers, there’s the Lake Houston Wilderness Park, Roman Forest Park and Splash Pad, Rustling Elms Park, and Brookshadow Park.

For golfers, there’s The Club of Kingswood and Cypresswood Golf Club.

For those looking for shopping options, there’s the Verizon Authorized Retailer, Dollar General, and Burkes Outlet. And for dining, there’s Rusty Buckle BBQ Company, Fuddruckers, and Skeeters Mesquite Grill.

West/Southwest Region

7. Katy North

HP Team Ranking: A+

Composed of popular master-planned communities like Cinco Ranch, Firethorne, Seven Meadows, Grand Lakes, and Falls at Green Meadows, Katy North is known as one of the best Houston neighborhoods out there because of its amenities, award-winning schools, and easy access to major thoroughfares like Grand Parkway, Interstate 10, and Westpark Tollway.

Not only that, it has also been dubbed as one of the best neighborhoods in Houston for families by online real estate investment management firm HomeUnion.

The median sales price of homes in Katy North is $299,900. Homes range in size from around 900 square feet up to over 4,400 square feet.

Katy North Commute Times

Katy North is 15 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, 30 minutes away from The Galleria, 35 minutes away from Downtown Houston, and 40 minutes away from the Texas Medical Center.

Katy North Employment

Those looking to live in Katy North can find gainful employment in companies headquartered in the Energy Corridor such as Dermott International, Shell Oil Company, Dow Chemical Company, Foster Wheeler, and Gulf States Toyota.

Katy North Public Schools

Homes in Katy North are zoned to the Katy ISD. Notable schools within that school district include Griffin Elementary School, Beckendorff J High School, and Seven Lakes High School.

Katy North Amenities

Residents of Katy North can enjoy the numerous parks and hike-and-bike trails that the suburb has to offer. These include Thomas Park, VFW Park, Malcolm E. Beckendorff Family Park, and Mason Creek South Hike & Bike Trail.

For golfers, there’s The Golf Club at Cinco Ranch, Meadowbrook Farms Golf Club, and The Club at Falcon Point.

For those who are looking for retail and dining options, there’s Katy Mills Mall and LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch.

8. Sugar Land East

HP Team Ranking: A

Sugar Land East is a 24.9-square-mile independent city that’s home to premier master-planned communities such as First Colony, Riverstone, and Sugar Creek.

It’s one of the best Houston suburbs for families according to personal finance company NerdWallet and one of the best places to live in Houston, Texas according to financial technology company SmartAsset.

The median sales price of homes in the neighborhood is $500,000. Sugar Land East homes for sale typically have around 1,400 square feet up to over 7,400 square feet of living space.

Sugar Land East Commute Times

Sugar Land East is located comparatively near key employment and business districts. It’s 15 minutes away from The Galleria, 20 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, and 25 minutes away from both Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center.

Sugar Land East Employment

The Sugar Land Business Park, a 320,000-square feet industrial development that’s home to hundreds of companies, is minutes away from Sugar Land East. Residents can find employment in companies with offices there such as Tramontina, Baker Hughes, QuVa Pharma, Amazon, and CVR Energy.

Sugar Land East Public Schools

Most of the homes in Sugar Land East belong to the Fort Bend ISD. Some, however, belong to the Lamar Consolidated ISD. Best-rated schools within these school districts include Carolyn And Vernon Madden Elementary School, Sartartia Middle School, and Clements High School.

Sugar Land East Amenities

The master-planned communities in Sugar Land East have a wide variety of amenities that residents can enjoy. These include lakes, parks, hiking and biking trails, and golf courses.

One of the best golf course communities — Sugar Creek — is located in Sugar Land East. Other golf clubs in the area include Greatwood Golf Club, Riverbend Country Club, and Sweetwater Golf Club.

9. Richmond

HP Team Ranking: A

Located approximately 28 miles southwest of Downtown Houston, Richmond is a 4.3-square-mile city that’s home to the master-planned communities of Lakes of Bela Terra, Harvest Green, Aliana, and Pecan Grove.

The area is known for its old-world charm, historic buildings, and county offices. It’s also known for its accessibility because of its direct access to main roads like US Highway 90, Grand Parkway, and Southwest Freeway.

The median sales price of homes in Richmond is $395,000. There are a variety of home sizes available, from around 600 square feet up to over 15,000 square feet.

Richmond Commute Times

Commuting from Richmond to the Energy Corridor or The Galleria will take 30 minutes.

On the other hand, commuting to Downtown Houston or the Texas Medical Center will take 35 minutes.

Richmond Employment

Major employers near Richmond include McDermott International, Shell Oil Company, Dow Chemical Company, Foster Wheeler, and Gulf States Toyota.

Richmond Public Schools

Richmond homes are zoned to the Fort Bend and Lamar ISDs. A-rated schools within these school districts include Walker Station Elementary School, Fort Settlement Middle School, and Clements High School.

Richmond Amenities

Richmond is home to plenty of parks such as Westendorff Park, George Park, Riverbend Park, Mirabeau B. Lamar Homestead Park and Archeological Reserve, Travis Park, and Sunset Park.

There are also a lot of shopping and dining establishments near the area. Most of them can be found south of Richmond via the Southwest Freeway.

South/Southeast Region

10. Pearland

HP Team Ranking: A

Pearland is a popular suburb that’s home to beautiful and luxurious master-planned communities such as Silverlake, Silvercreek, Shadow Creek Ranch, Southern Trails, and Green Tee Terrace.

It’s one of the best Houston suburbs to live in because of its great access to key business hubs like the Texas Medical Center, Downtown Houston, and The Galleria.

It’s also one of the best neighborhoods in Houston for families according to personal finance company NerdWallet. Not only that, it’s zoned to the Pearland ISD which features several top-ranked schools, making it one of the best suburbs of Houston for schools.

The median sales price of homes in Pearland is $374,800. Home sizes range from around 600 square feet up to over 8,700 square feet.

Pearland Commute Times

The commute from Pearland to the Texas Medical Center takes 20 minutes. Meanwhile, the commute to The Galleria and Downtown Houston takes 25 minutes.

The Energy Corridor is the farthest, with the commute taking 35 minutes.

Pearland Employment

Major employers in or near Pearland include Audubon Companies, Driver Pipeline, Mott MacDonald, AIMS Companies, and Texas Children's Hospital.

Pearland Public Schools

Most Pearland homes are zoned to the Pearland ISD. Highly acclaimed schools within this school district include Silvercrest Elementary School, Berry Miller J High School, and Robert Turner College And Career High School.

Pearland Amenities

Residents of Pearland who are looking for shopping, dining, and entertainment options can go to the Pearland Town Center, a lifestyle center that covers 1.1 million square feet of space. Other must-visit places are Shadow Creek Town Center, Silverlake Village Shopping Center, and the Shadow Creek Master Place.

Nature lovers on the other hand can enjoy Corrigan Park, Centennial Park, and El Franco Lee Park.

For golfers, there’s Southwyck Golf Club, Pearland Golf Club, and Golfcrest Country Club.

11. Galveston

HP Team Ranking: A

Galveston is a coastal city on the Texas Gulf Coast whose appeal lies in its rich history, cultural diversity, and stunning beaches. In fact, it has 32 miles of beaches for residents and visitors alike.

Other amenities that Galveston residents can enjoy include the Galveston Island State Park which provides outdoor recreational activities like hiking, birdwatching, and kayaking.

There’s also the Seawall Boulevard which offers beachfront dining and retail stores that enhance the beach-going experience.

Galveston is known as one of the best neighborhoods in Houston for young professionals according to ranking and review site Niche.

The median sales price of homes in Galveston is $446,250. Home sizes vary from around 200 square feet up to over 18,100 square feet.

Galveston Commute Times

Galveston is pretty far away from key retail, business, and employment centers. It’s 50 minutes away from both Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center, 1 hour away from The Galleria, and 1 hour and 5 minutes away from the Energy Corridor.

Galveston Employment

Major employers in or near the neighborhood include the University of Texas Medical Branch Healthcare Systems and HCA Houston Healthcare.

Galveston Public Schools

The area is zoned to the Galveston ISD. A notable school within this school district is the Oppe Elementary School.

Galveston Amenities

Galveston’s attractions range from pristine beaches to historical landmarks. There’s the Moody Gardens, the Galveston Historic Pleasure Pier, and the Texas Seaport Museum. There’s also the Bishop’s Palace and the Downtown Strand District which features historic Victorian architecture, unique shops, galleries, and dining spots.

12. Fresno

HP Team Ranking: B

An unincorporated eastern Fort Bend County, Fresno is known for its rural atmosphere. It’s bordered by Houston to the north, Pearland to the east, Missouri City to the west, and Arcola to the south.

It’s also connected to State Highway 288, giving it convenient access to Downtown Houston, The Galleria, and the Texas Medical Center.

Its 72% 10-year appreciation rate makes it one of the best neighborhoods in Houston to buy a house in.

The median sales price of homes in the area is $310,000. Sizes range from around 800 square feet up to over 18,400 square feet.

Fresno Commute Times

Going to the Texas Medical Center from Fresno will take 20 minutes. Going to Downtown Houston and The Galleria, on the other hand, will take 25 minutes. Lastly, going to the Energy Corridor will take 30 minutes.

Fresno Employment

Major employers in or near Fresno include the Texas Medical Center, Nalco Champion, Fluor Corporation, Schlumberger, ExxonMobil, Kinder Morgan, and Sysco Corporation.

Fresno Public Schools

Fresno belongs to the Fort Bend ISD. High-ranking schools within this school district include Walker Station Elementary School, Fort Settlement Middle School, and Clements High School.

Fresno Amenities

The Pearland Town Center and the Silverlake Shopping Center offer residents a variety of retail, dining, and entertainment options.

For hiking, biking, or jogging, you can’t go wrong with Brays Bayou Greenway Trail, Buffalo Bayo Trail, Library Loop Trail, Teal Run North Park, Shadow Creek Ranch Nature Trail, and Southern Trails Park.

For golfers, there’s the Pearland Golf Club at Countryplace, Southwyck Golf Club, Quail Valley Golf Course, and Sharpstown Park Golf Course. All of them are just a few minutes away from Fresno.

Methodology

With all the available information out there about all the suburbs in Houston, it can be confusing when finally making a decision on which suburb to choose. Get the advice of the best realtor in Houston and remove the guesswork when shopping for the best suburb to live in.

We created this list of the best Houston suburbs by looking at population centers above 10,000 that are located in the following quadrants of Houston: North and Northwest, East and Northeast, West and Southwest, and South and Southeast. Then we evaluated each location and gave it a letter grade (the HP Team Ranking) based on the following quantitative criteria:

• Commute Times (Google Maps)
• Accessibility to Major Employment and Business Hubs
• Quality of Public Schools (GreatSchools.org rates schools depending on standardized test scores. We included schools within 5 miles of each city/neighborhood with “above average” 8 to 10-star ratings. Find out more about GreatSchools’ methodology.1)
• Variety of Amenities

Each of these best Houston neighborhoods was graded on these items. The list was then ranked from top to bottom based on their combined score. We included the 12 with the best scores in our Top Houston Suburbs List.

Median home sale prices are based on single-family home sales from this year.

Median land value prices are based on both homes sold at lot value and lot sales.

5-year appreciation rates compare 2019 to 2023 and are based on median sales price per square foot.

10-year appreciation rates compare 2014 to 2023 and are based on median sales price per square foot.

Data is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All source material from HAR MLS sold information.

Additional Sources:

http://www.greatschools.org/about/ratings.page

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– 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.

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