WHA Developments–Our Latest Articles
Greenhouse Road Underpass: Connecting Growth, Mobility, and Regional Infrastructure Partnerships
Approximately 75,000 to 80,000 vehicles cross US 290 between Barker Cypress and Fry Roads each day, making it one of the most congested areas in northwest Harris County. By creating another grade separated connection across US 290 and the railroad, the Greenhouse […]
Planning for Tomorrow: Tools, Partnerships, and Lessons for Managing Growth
The third panel at our 2026 QPD Symposium shifted the conversation from housing diversity and attainability to the broader question of preparedness. As Greater West Houston continues to grow, the issue is no longer whether growth will come, but whether communities, infrastructure […]
Housing Diversity, Quality, and the Future of Attainable Communities
At our 2026 QPD Symposium, the second panel focused on one of the Houston region’s most important growth questions: how can communities provide more attainable housing options while preserving quality, long-term value, and the character that makes master-planned communities successful? […]
QUALITY Planned Development — Since 1979
Leadership in Quality Growth
For Greater West Houston
The West Houston Association is a non-profit organization working to improve the living and working environment for the 1.7 million residents and 540,000 employees in Greater West Houston. We advocate for better infrastructure, public policies, and planning within Greater West Houston’s 1,000 square miles.
Our Members
We are property owners, major employers, and related firms and community interests working together to advocate for improved mobility, better infrastructure, and a sustainable quality of life for the region. We believe quality, sustainable infrastructure that is well-planned and well-timed benefits everyone in our region.
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