Cypress is more established and built out, while Hockley is still growing. New construction in Hockley is often less expensive because you’re trading immediate convenience for future development. This post breaks down the real differences buyers are weighing today.
Cypress does not have a universal flooding problem, but some areas have historically carried more risk than others. Flooding here is highly location-specific, influenced by elevation, drainage, and proximity to bayous rather than the zip code itself.
Cypress and Katy are top picks for Houston families, but Cypress offers newer homes in top school zones, more land options, and a quieter feel.
Cypress is more crowded than it used to be, but that doesn’t mean it feels unlivable. A local perspective on where growth actually shows up, where it doesn’t, and how families adjust once they’re here.
Evergreen in Conroe comes up a lot for families considering Cypress but looking for something slightly different. This breaks down who Evergreen actually works for and when Cypress is still the better long term fit.