Westchase District

Welcome to Westchase District! With 16 million sqft. of office space, we are home to many leading-edge  companies. As the employment base has grown, so has the residential community! More than 30,000 people now call Westchase District home, with 54 apartment communities to choose from! Westchase District isn’t just a great place to work and live, it’s also jam-packed with awesome amenities! You can go for a scenic stroll or jog on one of the many beautiful trails, take in some amazing art, eat at a delicious restaurant or hang out in Woodchase Park. Did we mention the fantastic retail community? There’s something for everyone here in Westchase District.

Help support Friends of Westchase's work in our local schools and Westchase community through the Dolores and Allan Wood Golf Tournament. Get more info here: https://lnkd.in/gGKrFcDg

Join Norris Centers - Houston/Westchase for their Tailgate Open House this Thursday from 4pm-7pm. To RSVP, email j.sweetland@norriscenters.com

🎃 Get ready for the BEST family Halloween celebration in Houston! 🎃 Join us at Woodchase Park (3951 Woodchase Dr, Houston, TX 77042) on Friday, October 25, from 5-8 pm for Trick or Treat 2024: Presented by Alief ISD! This event is completely FREE! 👻 What’s in store? - Candy stations 🍬 - Character photos with Moana, Peter Pan, and Captain Hook 📸 - Face painting 🎨 - Game truck 🎮 - Balloon artists 🎈 - Bounce house 🏰 - Live DJ 🎶- - Fun games 🎯 - Food trucks 🍕🌭 No registration needed—just bring the whole family! And yes, Woodchase Park is pet-friendly, so don’t forget your furry friends 🐾. 📲 Get more info and check out the full lineup of events at: https://lnkd.in/gdRxB7nY #TrickOrTreat #WoodchasePark #HoustonHalloween #HoustonEvents #FamilyFunHTX #HTX #AliefISD #HoustonFamily #HoustonKids #HTXLife #HoustonMoms #HoustonDads #DogFriendlyHTX #HTXFoodies #ExploreHouston #HoustonPets #HoustonActivities #HoustonParks #CommunityHouston #HoustonFun

Trick or Treat event, new projects, our new Field Services Manager and more! Check out the latest happening in Westchase District with this week's edition of the Westchase Wire: https://lnkd.in/gPHYMHZy

🌟 Camden Park is set to open in Westchase District in Spring 2025!🌳 Construction is progressing and the picture with this post shows an updated aerial of the site with labels. Located at 2951 Wilcrest Drive, just north of Richmond Avenue, this 3.4-acre park will be your go-to spot for relaxation and recreation. Here’s what you can look forward to: - a 30,000 sq ft activity lawn with a multi-purpose pavilion perfect for free concerts and cultural performances 🎶 - an onsite restaurant, Sunday Press, offering both indoor and outdoor seating 🍽️ - a fun-filled children’s playground with rolling hills, play structures, and a water feature 🛝💦 - a fenced dog park featuring turf-covered mounds, tunnels, and separate spaces for large and small dogs 🐕 - a rooftop seating area with a view of the playground 🌇 - an area for food trucks and farmers markets Get more details and subscribe to the newsletter at camdenparkwestchase.com #CamdenPark #WestchaseDistrict #HoustonParks #Spring2025 #OutdoorFun #FamilyFriendly #HoustonEvents #HoustonActivities #DogPark #Playground #LiveMusic #FreeConcerts #CulturalPerformances #SundayPress #HoustonFoodies #HoustonLife #CommunityHub #VisitHouston #ExploreHouston #GreenSpaces

All Westchase District property owners, property managers, business owners and stakeholders are invited to attend the District’s annual Report to the Community this Thursday, October 17th at 9 a.m. in the 1st floor conference room at 10370 Richmond (at Beltway 8.) At this meeting, we’ll share updates on all the accomplishments of 2024 and the Board’s plans for 2025. This meeting is a supplement to the "2024 Report to the Community" which was mailed to stakeholders and can be viewed in the images with this post. Specifically, guests will hear about the technology improvements that are aiding our public safety efforts, the expansion of the District’s landscape maintenance program and an update on the construction of Camden Park.

Westchase District has been awarded by the West Houston Association (WHA) for the Walnut Bend Lane Reconstruction Project, receiving recognition through the WHA’s Mobility Recognition Program. This program celebrates transportation projects that enhance safety, connectivity, resiliency, economic development and community integration across the region. The Walnut Bend project transformed a 1.1-mile stretch between Westpark and Westheimer, improving walkability, multimodal transportation options, and safety. Key features included roadway reconstruction, utility upgrades, new bike lanes, wider sidewalks, functional landscaping, lighting, pedestrian crossings connected to the trail system, and upgraded bus stops. Jim Webb, MPA, AICP, ENV SP, CEO of The Goodman Corporation and WHA board member, presented the award. During his presentation, he praised Westchase District for the project, saying, “The project helped to create an area identity and character, while creating a true ‘complete street.’ Walnut Bend’s successful project has increased area property values, improved multifamily occupancy rates, and enhanced overall community well-being.” The project also incorporated context-sensitive design elements such as wayfinding signage, improved crosswalks, and an increased tree canopy. “By recognizing projects like Walnut Bend, we are promoting a culture that values transportation improvements and encourages continued investment in our region’s mobility infrastructure,” Webb added. #WestchaseDistrict #HoustonGrowth #HoustonInfrastructure #MobilityHouston #CompleteStreets #BikeHouston #WalkableHouston #HoustonCommunity #PublicSpaces #HoustonTrails #UrbanDevelopment #HoustonBusiness #EconomicDevelopment #CityPlanning #TransportationInnovation #HoustonConstruction #ResilientHouston #SafetyFirst #HTXProud #BuildingHouston

Harris County Commissioners Court approved two Interlocal Agreements this week between the County and Westchase District as part of the "Places 4 People" initiative through the Office of Commissioner Lesley Briones, Precinct 4. One agreement codifies the County’s $8.7 million investment in rebuilding Meadowglen Lane between Rogerdale Road and Woodland Park Drive. This 1.3 mile road will be completely rebuilt, similar to Walnut Bend Lane. The second agreement finalizes the feasibility study that the County will lead for a shared-use Promenade between Elmside and Briarpark Drives, just south of Westheimer. Westchase District and the County will split the $3.5 million total cost of this project.   Speaking on the Places 4 People initiative at the Commissioners Court, Commissioner Briones exclaimed, "I am excited because in total, over the 32 projects, it's $88 million from Precinct 4 with $82 million in partnership dollars. So it's all about leveraging to get more done for the people." #HoustonTX #WestchaseDistrict #HoustonDevelopment #CommunityBuilding #WalkableHouston #UrbanPlanning #HoustonGrowth #Infrastructure #PublicProjects #CityImprovements #CommissionerBriones #HoustonStreets #HarrisCounty #HoustonPrecinct4 #TXInfrastructure #HoustonUpdates #LiveWorkPlayHTX #CommunityEngagement #HTX

All Westchase District property owners, property managers, business owners and stakeholders are invited to attend the District’s annual Report to the Community on Thursday, October 17th at 9 a.m. in the 1st floor conference room at 10370 Richmond (at Beltway 8.) At this meeting, we’ll share updates on all the accomplishments of 2024 and the Board’s plans for 2025. Specifically, guests will hear about the technology improvements that are aiding our public safety efforts, the expansion of the District’s landscape maintenance program and an update on the construction of Camden Park.