7 inner-loop corridors · October 2026 data

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8 of 12 with specials

Downtown Houston

Downtown is the largest high rise cluster we track: 12 towers with starting rents from $925 at Houston House to $2,443 at One Park Place, and top units up to $13,630 at Brava. Eight were running a special in our October 2026 data.

Towers: 12
From: $925
Top: $13,630

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3 of 3 with specials

Midtown Houston

Midtown has 3 tracked high rises, and all 3 were running specials in October 2026: Luminary Residences (2 months free), Drewery Place (8 weeks free) and Elev8 (4 weeks free). Starting rents run from $1,360 to $1,750.

Towers: 3
From: $1,360
Top: $7,481

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5 of 8 with specials

Montrose

Montrose and the Buffalo Bayou edge hold 8 tracked high rises, including three 2025 openings: Rone Residences, 1010 Waugh and Hanover Buffalo Bayou. Rents run from $1,159 at 230 West Alabama to $15,410 at Hanover Autry Park.

Towers: 8
From: $1,159
Top: $15,410

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5 of 5 with specials

Museum District

All 5 Museum District high rises we track were running specials in October 2026. Starting rents run from $1,581 at Boone Manor to $3,282 at Museum Tower, with Hermann Park and a Red Line stop close by.

Towers: 5
From: $1,581
Top: $9,740

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4 of 4 with specials

Texas Medical Center

We track 4 high rises serving Texas Medical Center staff, and all 4 had specials in October 2026. Starting rents run from $1,635 at Latitude Med Center to $2,525 at Hanover Southampton.

Towers: 4
From: $1,635
Top: $10,650

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6 of 7 with specials

River Oaks & Upper Kirby

River Oaks and Upper Kirby hold 7 tracked high rises, from SkyHouse River Oaks at $1,330 to The Driscoll at River Oaks, whose top units reach $15,955, the highest rent in our data. Six were running specials in October 2026.

Towers: 7
From: $1,330
Top: $15,955

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5 of 6 with specials

Galleria & Uptown

We track 6 Galleria and Uptown high rises along the Post Oak corridor, from M5250 at $1,294 to Hanover Post Oak, whose top units reach $13,289. Five had specials in October 2026.

Towers: 6
From: $1,200
Top: $13,289

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Outside the seven corridors

Heights, Memorial City, Westlake Park and The Woodlands

We also track Ellison Heights (from $1,954), The Fountains at Memorial City ($2,125), The McKinley at Memorial City ($2,712), The Watt in Westlake Park ($1,750, 3 months free plus $1K in October 2026) and 1 Riva Row in The Woodlands ($2,554). These areas do not have enough high rise inventory for standalone pages yet, but we include them on shortlists for west-side and north-side commuters.

Suburbs without high rises, such as Katy, Sugar Land and Pearland, are outside our coverage.

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