New home construction and sales in Montgomery County are experiencing a resurgence after the disruption caused by Hurricane Beryl in July. Officials have approved several new developments, bringing more than 1,300 new homes to the area, signaling growth and recovery for the local housing market.
The Conroe Industrial Development Corp. (CIDC) is investing $22.5 million to build two new water wells, addressing infrastructure inadequacies and water supply concerns to support Conroe’s growth and economic development.
The former Montgomery County Hospital in Conroe, TX, has been redeveloped into a senior living community with 47 modern units for residents aged 55 and older, providing a blend of historic charm and contemporary amenities. The transformation, completed by Overland Property Group, addresses a growing need for affordable senior housing while preserving local heritage.
Children’s Safe Harbor has started constructing a new $10 million, 45,000-square-foot facility in Conroe, Texas, to expand its capacity to provide essential services and support to children affected by trauma, with an expected opening in fall 2025.
The Conroe City Council is considering a 100-day moratorium on new construction in the northern part of the city to address water supply concerns and prevent a potential shortage. A second public hearing on the moratorium will be held on September 12, as city officials work to ensure a sustainable water future for current and future residents.
Montgomery County officials have approved an $18 million budget for the Montgomery Central Appraisal District (MCAD) to hire additional staff and upgrade technology, improving property appraisal efficiency and accuracy. This investment reflects the county’s commitment to enhancing customer service and adapting to its rapid population growth.