• The neighborhood is minutes away from key Houston districts like the Galleria/Uptown area and the Museum District.

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• Midtown lies along major freeways, including Gulf and Southwest Fwys. Major arteries like Main Street and Alabama Street run through the neighborhood.

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• Located a stone’s throw away from Houston’s central business district, Midtown homes have excellent access to major employment centers, like the Texas Medical Center and downtown.

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• Midtown features a wide assortment of affordable home options, including townhomes, condos and lofts, patio homes, and single-family dwellings.

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• Thanks to the neighborhood’s vibrant street scene, Midtown homes are mere minutes away from restaurants, bars, lounges, coffee shops, boutiques, and retail stores.

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• Midtown is still in the midst of redevelopment. The neighborhood saw a decline in the 1980s and 90s, however, an injection of funds from the Midtown TIRZ has made renovation efforts possible.

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• Midtown homes are zoned to the Houston Independent School District (HISD).

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• Townhomes are the main housing option in the neighborhood. Midtown townhomes typically feature 2- to 4-story floor plans with 3 to 4 bedroom options.

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• Homes in the area typically sit on small lots, with sizes ranging from 1,000 to more than 3,000 square feet. Home sizes can range from 1,500 to more than 3,000 square feet.

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• Midtown condos have also become a popular housing option. Residential buildings in the area include Rise Lofts, 2016 Main, The Edge, and Midtown Vistas.

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• Some condo buildings in the neighborhood feature private balconies with downtown skyline views, fitness centers, rooftop decks with swimming pools, and reserved parking for residents.

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• Prices for Midtown homes for sale can range from $100,000 to more than $900,000.

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