In 2025, Montgomery ISD saw the highest number of new single-family homes under construction and sold since 2022, according to Zonda Demographics’ spring 2026 report for the district.
In a nutshell
New single-family home starts reached 678 in 2025, which was the highest number seen since 2022, according to Zonda Demographics’ report presented to MISD trustees during the June 9 special meeting.
Meanwhile, single-family home closings reached 575 in 2025, which was also the highest count seen since 2022, when 622 homes were closed, according to the report.
Home starts mean homes under construction, while home closings refer to homes sold, MISD Chief of Staff Justin Marino said via a June 18 email.
In 2025, the number of homes under construction and sold both reached the second-highest points since at least 2020—the earliest year included in the report—according to Zonda.
Mapping it out
According to the report, the elementary zones with the highest annual single-family home activity in 2025 are:
- The Montgomery Elementary zone—which is located in the southwest portion of the district—with 187 annual homes under construction
- The Creekside Elementary zone—which is located in the central portion of the district—with 197 annual homes sold
Breaking it down
Overall, there are about 385 single-family homes currently under construction between 35 subdivisions within MISD’s boundaries, according to the report. Groundwork has begun on 2,300 home lots within 14 neighborhoods.
Meanwhile, there are 17 potential subdivisions that could break ground within the district’s boundaries in the future, according to the report. These subdivisions could add 11,350 home lots.
Single-family subdivisions with active projects are distributed throughout the central and southern portions of MISD, while the neighborhoods with future projects are located centrally, according to the report.
Learn more
To view MISD’s full spring 2026 demographic report, click here or view it below: