BY DIEGO COLLAZO, MELISSA ENAJE & TOMER RONEN
4 Katy communities among best-selling
Fort Bend Transit requests $13.7M
Katy communities in the top 50 1 Sunterra, tied for 4th with 543
2 Tamarron, 9th with 510 3 Anniston, 11th with 476 4 Elyson, 37th with 217
Fort Bend County officials approved the submission of a $13.7 million grant applica- tion to the Federal Transit Administration to revamp the county’s transit system in a July 22 meeting. Awards will be announced Sept. 26 with implementation by next fall. The details Project elements include: • $4.5 million to replace 13 buses • $3.8 million to expand the existing fleet by adding 11 compressed natural gas, or CNG buses • $2 million to upgrade the existing mainte- nance facility in Rosenberg • $4.8 million to build a CNG fueling station at the Rosenberg maintenance facility • $49,166 for staff training
Four of the top 50 best-selling master planned communities in the country call the Katy area home, according to the mid-year Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities Report by RCLCO, a real estate consultant firm. The Greater Houston area had nine total locations across the metro—including develop- ments in Katy, Cypress, Rosharon, New Caney and Missouri City—amounting to 17.4% of the total sales among the top 50 communities. The rankings are based on total new home contracts as reported by each community. Zooming in The Katy area contributed over 1,746 of the 17,978 sales to the top 50 list in the first half of 2025, according to the report, with Sunterra in Katy leading all Houston communities with 543 sales.
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SOURCE: RCLCO/COMMUNITY IMPACT
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KATY - FULSHEAR EDITION
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