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As the fourth largest city in America, Houston has an incredible amount to offer; it is home to NASA, major players in the energy industry, has a large port, a world-class medical center, an eclectic international community, top-notch museums, and phenomenal arts and culinary scenes. Houston has neighborhoods chock-full of houses, but the city also has an impressive number of apartments, townhouses, and condos. Houston self storage is plentiful for those moving to or within the city.

The beautiful River Oaks neighborhood is the most expensive area in Houston with one of the country's richest zip codes. Located close to downtown, homes here range in the millions and aren't on the market often.

Montrose is a very eclectic and artistic area and is considered the home of Houston's gay community. It features bars, restaurants, coffee shops, vintage stores, boutiques, tattoo parlors, and more. While there are large homes here, there are also many bungalows and apartments perfect for the younger crowd. Close to Montrose is The Heights, another desirable area that has many unique and quaint homes in addition to five parks.

The upscale West University neighborhood is a very desirable place to live, and it gets its name from the nearby prestigious Rice University. Nearby Rice Village features a cluster of quaint boutiques, restaurants, bars, spas, and ice cream shops.

Memorial is another wealthy area, and it encompasses five smaller "villages." Memorial has its own school district (Spring Branch Independent School District), whose schools are very highly ranked, making it a very desirable location for families.

Houston's Galleria is one of the country's largest shopping malls - it even has an indoor ice skating rink. The surrounding area has many other great dining and shopping opportunities, and is home to highly-priced high rises, condos, and town houses. Just a few miles away is Memorial Park, where there is a public golf course and a three-mile running trail.

The neighborhood of Bellaire is actually its own city with its own mayor, but it is conveniently located near the center of town. Bellaire and the nearby Meyerland neighborhood are home to a large Jewish community.

Midtown was once a somewhat dead part of town, but in the past few years it has undergone a major renovation. It is now home to many new apartment homes in addition to bars and restaurants within walking distance, and it's a popular area for young professionals to live. Downtown was once only a business center, but it is now also undergoing growth - people are moving into historic buildings recently renovated into condos and lofts. Downtown Houston is home to Minute Maid Field, the home of the Astros.

The University of Houston draws many students to town, and they have several campuses in the city, including one in downtown. Houston is also home to Texas Southern University, University of St. Thomas, and Houston Baptist University. Self storage in Houston is an asset to the always coming-and-going students.

Houston has experienced major urban sprawl and has suburbs in all directions. In the southeast, you will find Pearland, Friendswood. Humble, Spring, and Kingwood are to the north. Southwest are Sugar Land and Stafford. Northwest are Jersey Village and Cypress. NASA's Johnson Space Center is located in the Clear Lake area about 25 miles south of downtown; it's a popular area for families of NASA workers to live. Houston self storage is important for families moving from Houston to the Greater Houston suburbs.

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