Houston Heights

About Houston Heights

Due to its affordability, location, and historic charm, Greater Heights is one of the most sought after communities in Houston. Most of the Heights was built in the early part of the 20th century. Although located in the center of town, the Heights is considered Houston's 1st suburb. Trolley cars would bring Heights residents to their jobs downtown and ritzy boutiques along 19th street would provide entertainment at night and during the weekend. The neighborhood went through some rough times in the 70s and 80s, but now it is one of the hippest, family-friendly areas of town. The trendy boutiques and restaurants have returned to 19th Street and throughout the area. The Houston Heights offers a diverse mix of old and new Victorian homes, early century craftsman homes, and newly constructed homes. Besides Houston Heights proper, the Heights …

Due to its affordability, location, and historic charm, Greater Heights is one of the most sought after communities in Houston. Most of the Heights was built in the early part of the 20th century. Although located in the center of town, the Heights is considered Houston's 1st suburb. Trolley cars would bring Heights residents to their jobs downtown and ritzy boutiques along 19th street would provide entertainment at night and during the weekend. The neighborhood went through some rough times in the 70s and 80s, but now it is one of the hippest, family-friendly areas of town. The trendy boutiques and restaurants have returned to 19th Street and throughout the area. The Houston Heights offers a diverse mix of old and new Victorian homes, early century craftsman homes, and newly constructed homes.

Besides Houston Heights proper, the Heights includes some of the most sought after subdivisions in Houston, including Houston Woodland Heights, Stude, Brooke smith, Sunset Heights, and Shady Acres. It also includes the name sake of Norhill Realty, Norhill Heights, which is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Houston. We are proud to not only be one of the top rated brokerages in the Heights, but also active residents.

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Available Properties

745 17th
745 W 17th Street
0 BATH
$9,999
1145 Oxford
1145 Oxford Street
5 BEDS • 3.5 BATHS • 3,212 SQ FT
$8,500
714 Arlington
714 Arlington Street
5 BEDS • 5 BATHS • 5,021 SQ FT
$8,400
1548 Cortlandt
1548 Cortlandt Street
4 BEDS • 3.5 BATHS • 3,101 SQ FT
$6,500
1115 Yale
1115 Yale Street
5 BEDS • 1.5 BATHS • 1,337 SQ FT
$4,600
811 13th
811 W 13th Street
2 BEDS • 1 BATH • 780 SQ FT
$3,599
205 West 26th
205 West 26th Street
3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 2,500 SQ FT
$3,500
1024 Rutland Dr
1024 Rutland Dr Street
3 BEDS • 2 BATHS • 1,225 SQ FT
$3,275
1310 Blair
1310 Blair Street
3 BEDS • 2 BATHS • 1,296 SQ FT
$3,150
315 14th
315 W 14th Street
4 BEDS • 2 BATHS • 1,908 SQ FT
$3,000
1542 Dorothy
1542 Dorothy Street
2 BEDS • 2 BATHS • 1,692 SQ FT
$3,000
1405 Waverly
1405 Waverly Street
2 BEDS • 1 BATH • 995 SQ FT
$2,995

Houston Heights Schools & Education

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Education in the United States is provided by public, private and home schools. State governments set overall educational standards, often mandate standardized tests for K–12 public school systems and supervise, usually through a board of regents, state colleges, and universities. Discover the K12-powered public or private school that is best suited for your child's needs in the area.

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