Midtown

Midtown is positioned just South of Downtown Houston. The Midtown boundaries are west of SH 288, east of Bagby Street, south of I-45, and North of US 59. Being surrounded by freeways makes this district one of the most desirable places to live in the city because of its effortless accessibility.

Midtown living is made up of town homes, apartments, lofts, and restored historical homes. Midtown initiated the trend of builders coming into the inner-city to build new construction contemporary town homes and lofts. One can find affordable living with apartment rentals starting at $700 to upscale town homes ranging from the low 140’s to the upper 400’s. Historical homes are also being revitalized for families looking to avoid suburb commutes. With its thriving mixed-use community, Midtown offers an environment that exemplifies the unique experience of urban living. It is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood in the heart of Houston where many are choosing to live, work, play, and invest. With itd trendy sushi restaurants, neighborhood bars, coffee shops and loft apartments, Midtown is the place to be for Houston's young professionals.

Midtown serves the two largest employment centers in the region: Downtown and the Texas Medical Center. These two business districts equip Houstonians with more than 200,000 jobs. The Houston Community College System Central Campus is also situated inside of Midtown. The University of Houston campus is approximately 3 miles East of Midtown. And with Metro-Rail, Houston’s light rail transportation system, Midtown is connecting residents to Downtown, Main Corridor, the Medical Center, Hermann Park, Rice University, Reliant Stadium and the South Fannin Park and Ride.

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