Houston Apartment Buildings

The Texas Medical Center and Braeswood area has 15 apartment buildings and 5,880 apartments in this directory, ranging from 1963 to 2018 and from 2 to 35 floors.

Texas sets no cap on apartment deposits, but it does set rules on refunds, repairs and notices. Here is what Houston renters should know before signing and before moving out.

New to Houston? Here is how the freeways are named, how the all-electronic toll roads work, and the deadlines for registering your car and getting a Texas license.

Houston is the largest U.S. city without zoning. For renters, that means the block around your building can change fast. Here is what replaces zoning and how to check a block before you sign.

Houston renters pick their own electricity company. Here is how CenterPoint, retail providers and Power to Choose fit together, and how to avoid a surprise summer bill.

A data-based guide to the 16 apartment buildings this directory lists in The Heights and along Washington Avenue, from Sawyer Yards lofts to Independence Heights.

Houston is a driving city, but five of the directory’s neighborhoods sit on METRORail. Here is which ones, which lines, and what the train is actually good for.

Texas landlords must tell you about flood risk before you sign. Here is what that disclosure covers, what it does not, and the questions to ask at every tour.

102 of the 176 buildings in this directory sit inside the 610 Loop; 74 sit outside it. Here is what that line actually changes for a renter.

Houston apartment rents are down year over year heading into fall 2026, regional occupancy is about 88.1%, and new lease-ups are offering six to twelve weeks of free rent. Here is what the data says, neighborhood by neighborhood.