Glenburnie

Boundaries: Glenburnie is roughly bordered by Little York Road to the north, Hardy Toll Road to the west, Aldine Westfield Road to the east, and East Crosstimbers Street to the south.
Proximity to Major Areas: Located about 10 miles north of Downtown Houston.
Zip Codes: 77093

Historical Population Data: Glenburnie has experienced gradual population growth over the past few decades.
Recent Trends: The neighborhood is attracting more residents due to its affordability and proximity to major employment centers and transportation hubs.
Projections: Continued modest growth is expected as the area undergoes further development and revitalization.

Parks: Notable parks include Keith-Wiess Park and Scenic Woods Park.
Recreational Facilities: The area features playgrounds, sports fields, walking trails, and community centers.
Outdoor Activities: Residents enjoy activities such as jogging, soccer, basketball, and participating in community events.

Current Average Home Price: As of 2024, the average home price in Glenburnie is around $140,000.
Historical Trends: Home prices have seen slow but steady increases over the past decade.
Market Predictions: Prices are expected to rise slightly as the neighborhood continues to develop and attract more residents.

Recent Sales Statistics: In the past year, approximately 40 homes have been sold in Glenburnie, with an average selling price of $135,000.
Average Days on Market: Homes typically stay on the market for around 50 days.
Price Per Square Foot: The average price per square foot is approximately $90.

Founding: Glenburnie was established in the mid-20th century as a residential neighborhood.
Significant Events: The neighborhood has undergone various phases of development and improvement, particularly in recent years.
Development: Originally a suburban area, Glenburnie has evolved with new housing developments and improvements to infrastructure and community amenities.

Architectural Styles: The neighborhood features a mix of traditional and ranch-style homes.
Types of Housing: Primarily single-family homes, with some duplexes and small apartment complexes.
Typical Home Sizes: Homes range from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet, with 2-3 bedrooms being common.

Ratio of Renters to Homeowners: Approximately 55% of properties are renter-occupied, with 45% being owner-occupied.

Rental Market Trends: The rental market is active, driven by the neighborhood’s affordability and proximity to major employment centers.

Unique Characteristics: Glenburnie is known for its affordability, diverse community, and convenient location near major transportation routes.
Notable Residents: The neighborhood attracts a mix of families, young professionals, and long-term residents.
Cultural or Historical Significance: Glenburnie has a diverse cultural heritage, reflected in its community events and activities.

Schools: The neighborhood is served by Houston Independent School District, with notable schools including Berry Elementary, Burbank Middle School, and Sam Houston Math, Science, and Technology Center.
Shopping and Dining: Glenburnie offers local shops, restaurants, and markets, with larger retail centers such as Northline Commons nearby.
Public Transportation: METRO bus routes provide convenient access to downtown and other parts of Houston, with easy access to major highways such as Hardy Toll Road and I-45.
Community Involvement: Various community organizations and neighborhood associations organize community events, volunteer opportunities, and improvement projects.
Safety: The neighborhood is improving in terms of safety, with active community engagement and neighborhood watch programs.