About Southeast Houston
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $89,900 to $575,000
Closed Prices: $25,000 to $362,715
Median Sale Price: $216,245
Average $ per sq ft: $155
Association Fee Ranges: $115 to $340/mo, $0 to $1790, $0 to $400
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1928 to 2022
Sq. Ft.: 288 to 3890 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 8 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 0 to 8 Bathrooms
Lot Size: 0 - 3 acres
Around Southeast Houston
There are many affordable single-family homes and complexes in the southeast part of the neighborhood. Numerous options can be found along the 610 Loop, Interstate 45 and Almeda Road. Newer subdivisions on the south side are relatively more expensive and have a suburban-rural feel. However, this area has experienced a real estate and population boom over the last decade, and more properties are predicted to be developed in the next few years.
The Southeast has a diverse culinary scene reflecting the neighborhood’s demographics. You can find everything from Vietnamese noodle shops to taco stands across this expansive area. There are many highly-rated Salvadoran and Mexican restaurants along Almeda Road and Highway 90. You can also try out good old-fashioned soul food on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
Multiple subdivisions with single-family homes of all ages. There northern section of the neighborhood, closer to downtown, has a more urban look. Farther down towards Pearland, you will see the landscape transition into a typical Texas suburb. Pasadena to the east is also a mixture of urban and suburban settings, with numerous strip malls and industrial lots in between.
The Southeast has a vibrant nightlife scene. Due to its size, the choice of bars, nightclubs, lounges, and late night restaurants are endless. You can find local dive bars on MLK Boulevard and Belfort Street. There are also many establishments tucked in strip malls along Beltway 8 and Interstate 45.
Southeast has various parks for joggers, dog walkers, and bicyclists. F.M. Law Park is a sports complex on Mykawa Road, near the Houston Police Department. It has a large driving range for golfers who want to practice their swing as well as softball fields.
Locals Love
- Quiet, friendly atmosphere
- Diversity
- Close to major freeways
Locals Don't Love
- Traffic on I-45 and 610 Loop
- Lack of entertainment options
- Flooding during hurricane season
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