Relocating to Houston, TX

Living & Working in Houston

The nation's fifth most populous metro area, Houston is a vibrant place to live, blending culture, business and family with distinct Texas style. According to 2020 census data, Houston saw the largest increase in residents than any other state adding nearly 4 million residents from 2010 to 2020. Houston is a familiar name on well-respected "Best of" lists, often cited for its low cost of living (4.4 percent below the national average), strong economy and range of entertainment options. In fact, Houston was named one of the top 100 cities for families in 2022 by Niche. In 2021, Time magazine named Houston to its prestigious list of World's Greatest Places. WalletHub ranked Houston No. 1 on its 2021 list of the most diverse cities in the nation. More than 145 different languages are spoken in Houston. That's the third largest number of languages spoken in any U.S. city. 

Whether you are a sports fanatic, theater buff, connoisseur of fine food or prefer spending quality time with the family, Houston's many attributes are sure to intrigue, as will our residential market, where you can get significantly more home for your money.

Fort Bend County is well connected to the rest of the Houston metropolitan area, with convenient access to all areas of the city via various freeways, making it easy to get around.