Cypress Edition | April 2025

Real estate

BY DANICA LLOYD

More multifamily housing options on the way to Cy-Fair

Project

Location

Type

Number of units Move-ins begin

More than 1,200 multifamily housing units are under construction or planned in Cy-Fair, accord- ing to a March 11 report from MRI ApartmentData. This includes traditional apartments, senior living and build-to-rent single-family homes. What’s happening About 1,600 apartment units and 640 build-to- rent homes have opened in the region in the past 12 months, per the report. MRI ApartmentData reports new units planned for the area include 182 senior living units and 184 build-to-rent homes. MRI ApartmentData shows the Jersey Village/ Cypress submarket, which includes neighbor- hoods between Hwy. 290 and Hwy. 249, has seen the average rent decrease 3% year over year from $1,412 to $1,370. Occupancy was 86.4% as of February. In the Bear Creek/Fairfield/Copperfield area—primarily south of Hwy. 290—the average rent declined 1.8% year over year from $1,254 to $1,231, and occupancy was 91.5% as of February.

Recently opened Alexan Cypress Creek

9302 Fry Road, Cypress

Apartments Apartments

351 378 266 324

May 2024 May 2024

Allora Parkland Prose Canopy

18300 Marvelous Place, Cypress

19939 Longenbaugh Road, Cypress Apartments

January 2025 September 2024

Lively at Cypress Creek

13030 Perry Road, Houston

Apartments

Build-to- rent Build-to- rent Build-to- rent

Mirella

18131 Bluegrass Park Lane, Cypress

204

October 2024

Yardly Cypress

22025 Avalon Landing Lane, Cypress

240

May 2024

Skymor Cypress

16931 Olive Brush Lane, Cypress

198

November 2024

Coming soon Asher Towne Lake

12700 Greenhouse Road, Cypress 8730 W. Sam Houston Parkway N., Houston

Apartments

330

May 2025

Metropolitan

Senior living

157

March 2025

Prose Grant

11305 Grant Road, Cypress

Apartments Apartments

TBD TBD

Q3 2026 Q4 2026

Prose Fry & Bridge Creek 9177 Fry Road, Cypress

Build-to- rent

Project name TBD

7702 Marvida Terrace, Cypress

184

TBD

NOTE: THIS IS NOT A COMPREHENSIVE LIST.

SOURCES: MRI APARTMENTDATA, ALLIANCE RESIDENTIAL COMPANY/COMMUNITY IMPACT

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