CONROE, TEXAS
MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITIES THRIVE IN CONROE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES
Springwoods Village
Springwoods Village, located at Grand Parkway and North Freeway, is quickly becoming the hub for major corporations in North Houston Upon completion, the community will consist of 9 million square feet of office space 
Woodforest
Johnson Development’s master-planned community iS projected to have 1,648 new homes to be occupied by 2028 230 homes PLANNED IN Bonterra, the age-restricted, active-adult section of Woodforest
Grand Central Park
Grand Central Park is situated at the intersection of Loop 336 and I- 45 GCP was planned for commercial uses, including big box retail and a satellite medical school proposed by Sam Houston State University GCP is currently projecting 1,592 single-family homes to be occupied by 2028Single Family Growth
In the 12-month period ending in September 2019, Metrostudy reports 3,089 new single-family housing starts in Conroe I.S.D.
This figure represents a 42% increase from the prior 12-month period ending in September 2017, when only 2,168 starts were recorded. Housing starts in the entire Houston Metro Area increased 6% in this same period.
CONROE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Transportation
Montgomery County approved a $280 million bond designated for road improvements and construction
The majority of the funds will be used in high growth, urban areas of the county
OTHER PROJECTS TxDOT and Montgomery County Toll Road Authority are funding that will greatly impact Conroe
Tomball Parkway Dubbed the “Aggie Expressway”, stretching from just southeast of Navasota to Harris County thE new tollway will connect the College Station-Bryan Area to Houston MCTRA sold just over $87 million in revenue bonds in early June 2018 for construction Texas 242 TxDOT and Montgomery County are widening TX-242 from Needham Road FROM I-45 to I-59Old Conroe Road Bridge Old Conroe Road Bridge is a Four-Lane bridge over the West Fork of the San Jacinto River linking TX-Loop 336 with FM 1488 The Bridge will connect Conroe to The Woodlands. The nearly one-mile long bridge will link Old Conroe Road with Sgt. Ed Holcomb Boulevard