Conroe Exits $193M Old Conroe Road Project—Here’s How It Could Affect Local Real Estate and Growth

In a major shift for Montgomery County infrastructure planning, the City of Conroe has officially withdrawn from the $193 million Old Conroe Road extension project, citing financial limitations and competing infrastructure priorities such as water and sewer needs. Originally designed to span 5.7 mil

Conroe Rejects Permit Waiver for The Woodlands Hills Amid Ongoing Moratorium Dispute

Conroe City Council Holds Firm on Building Moratorium Affecting The Woodlands Hills Development A rising conflict between the City of Conroe and developer Howard Hughes is making waves in the Montgomery County real estate landscape. The dispute centers around a building moratorium enacted in August

Conroe ISD Shines in Newly Released TEA School Accountability Ratings: What It Means for Local Real Estate

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) recently released its long-anticipated 2022–23 A–F accountability ratings for school districts and individual campuses across the state. After months of delays and a lawsuit over changes in the scoring methodology, these ratings provide a clearer picture of how publi

Conroe ISD Named the Top School District to Work For in the Nation by Forbes

Conroe, Texas, just scored another major win on the national stage—Conroe Independent School District (Conroe ISD) has been named the top school district to work for in the entire country, according to Forbes' 2025 list of America’s Best Large Employers. This recognition highlights the district’s co