QUALITY Planned Development — Since 1979

Leadership in Quality Growth
For Greater West Houston Since 1979

The West Houston Association has a 37 year history of bringing new ideas to Greater West Houston in infrastructure, public policies and planning. We are a 501c4 whose membership works for a better living and working environment for the 1.6 million residents and 600,000 employees in Greater West Houston. We are property owners, major employers and related community interests combined to advocate for improved mobility, better infrastructure and a sustainable, quality of living environment for the region.

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Building Tomorrow Together: Achieving Quality Planned Development

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First 100 Days & the Years Ahead

  Collaboration between the public and private sector is key when it comes to ensuring quality growth for the future of our region. On March 28, we welcome City of Houston Mayor John Whitmire to share about his first 100 […]

2024 Public Officials & Awards Reception

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The First 100 Days & the Years Ahead: A Chat with Mayor Whitmire

On Thursday, March 28th, 2024, the West Houston Association held a fireside chat with Houston Mayor John Whitmire, titled the First 100 Days & the Years Ahead. The talk was moderated by Lisa Clark (W Land Development) and covered the […]

Harnessing Rainwater: A Blueprint for Sustainable Infrastructure

In a world where water scarcity looms large on the horizon and environmental sustainability is paramount, developers, owners, MUDs and local governments are seeking different sources of water supply. Locally, as the cost of water increases and concerns about subsidence […]

Cities Must Earn the Ability to Retain Their Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction

Texas municipal annexation reform has steadily progressed since Houston’s unpopular annexation of Kingwood in 1996. As suburban populations grew, so did frustrations with the far afield city halls that governed them. In 2017, the Texas Legislature passed SB 6. With […]

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