19 communities across north Houston.

Montgomery is our home town and the birthplace of the Texas flag. It's a small historic downtown surrounded by some of the most desirable lakefront and golf-course property in the county.

The Montgomery County seat and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Conroe covers everything from a walkable historic downtown to brand-new master-planned subdivisions along the I-45 corridor.

A master-planned community begun in 1974 and now one of the highest-income places in Texas. Nine villages, mature tree canopy, and a residential covenant structure that governs a lot of what happens to a house.

Just north of Conroe on the east side of Lake Conroe. Willis has stayed comparatively affordable while the rest of the county has run up, which keeps a lot of first-time buyers and retirees moving in.

West Montgomery County, along FM 1488 and FM 1774. Magnolia has gone from rural crossroads to one of the busiest growth corridors in the region while keeping large-lot and acreage property in the mix.

A small incorporated city built around a golf course just north of Conroe, with a long-established and largely retired population.

An unincorporated community on FM 1488 between Magnolia and Tomball, wooded and residential without a formal city government.

A small city wedged against I-45 next to The Woodlands, with an outsized commercial corridor — hotels, medical offices, and retail — relative to its residential population.

One of the older incorporated cities in south Montgomery County, established well before The Woodlands existed and now surrounded by it.

East Montgomery County along US 59, growing quickly on the strength of the Grand Parkway and the Valley Ranch development.

An unincorporated area along US 59 between Kingwood and New Caney, mixing established subdivisions with acreage property and newer development.

A small city on US 59 in far east Montgomery County, rural in character and steadily growing as the Houston metro pushes northeast.

A large unincorporated area straddling the Harris–Montgomery line, anchored by Klein and Spring ISD and one of the densest concentrations of suburban housing north of Houston.

A former railroad and oil town northwest of Houston that has kept a genuine historic downtown while adding substantial suburban growth around it.

Northwest Harris County, one of the largest and fastest-growing suburban areas in Texas, built out heavily along the Grand Parkway over the last two decades.

A large master-planned community on the northeast edge of Houston, marketed since the 1970s as the Livable Forest and built into dense pine woodland along the San Jacinto River.

An old oil-boom town northeast of Houston, now largely surrounded by the metro and serving as the commercial hub for the Kingwood and Atascocita area.

A rural community in far northwest Harris County along US 290, still largely agricultural but absorbing steady growth from the Cypress and Waller directions.

The Walker County seat, home to Sam Houston State University and a large state corrections presence, roughly 45 minutes north of Montgomery on I-45.