QUALITY Planned Development — Since 1979
Leadership in Quality Growth
For Greater West Houston Since 1979
The West Houston Association has a 37 year history of bringing new ideas to Greater West Houston in infrastructure, public policies and planning. We are a 501c4 whose membership works for a better living and working environment for the 1.6 million residents and 600,000 employees in Greater West Houston. We are property owners, major employers and related community interests combined to advocate for improved mobility, better infrastructure and a sustainable, quality of living environment for the region.
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Understanding the Impacts of MAAPNext
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Public Officials & Awards Reception
Join us on Wednesday, October 7, for this special members-only event honoring public and elected officials, individuals, and projects that have made a significant impact in our region. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter, WHA Developments, to stay […]
A Conversation With Senator Paul Bettencourt
DATE TBA Join us for a special discussion with Senator Paul Bettencourt, Chairman of the Texas Senate Committee on Local Government. WHA Board Member Howard Cohen of Schwartz, Page, Harding, LLP will lead the conversation regarding the role of counties, […]
Member Benefits
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What Levy Park Tells Us About the Power of Strategic Investment
When Levy Park reopened in 2017, it quickly became clear that it was more than just a new green space. Families gathered under the shade trees, office workers spilled out during lunch hours, and weekend events began to fill the calendar. What had once […]
Low Impact Development: A Practical Tool for Resilient Growth
Low Impact Development (LID), a tossed-around term with more whispered stories than the haunted bars of downtown Houston. While there are no haunted elevators, spooky vaults, or Prohibition-era trap doors, LID is still discussed in hushed tones across Harris County. […]
How Water Reuse Is Reshaping Long-Term Supply Planning in Greater Houston
Our Municipal Water Reuse Forum brought together engineers, municipal leaders, legal experts, and development professionals to explore how water reuse is evolving from an optional sustainability feature into a core component of long-term water supply planning. Opening the session, Alan […]
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