Forty years on, The Woodlands, that foresty enclave north of Houston, isn’t just any old master-planned community. It’s a master-planned community with a bullet, with one of the highest rates of home sales in the country. Why? Maybe it’s the walkable downtown, or the restaurants galore (not just chains, anymore), the shops, the recreation. Or maybe it’s just the trees. Learn more about the past, present, and future of George Mitchell’s brainchild in this salute to our neighbors to the north, and find out what Woodlands types think about their neighbors to the south.
The Woodlands Grows and Grows—and Maybe Gets Real
At 40 years old, The Woodlands has made great strides in livability—and broken out of its ‘cookie-cutter’ reputation.
Wagyu in The Woodlands?
They’ve come a long way, baby.
Best Restaurants: The Woodlands Edition
Our man in The Woodlands dishes.
The Woodlands: What’s in Store
Where there’s wealth, there’s good stuff to buy.
What To Do in the Woodlands
When in The Woodlands, do as the Woodlanders do.
Survey: What the Woodlanders Said
We polled scores of Woodlandians to find out exactly how they feel about the town they call home.
Arts in The Woodlands: Beyond the Pavilion
In The Woodlands, cultural offerings begin and end with the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Is the public hungry for more?
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