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Midtown

Homes to rent and buy in Midtown, with its parks, flood zones and transit from public records.

Midtown at a glance

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The downtown skyline seen from Midtown.The downtown skyline seen from Midtown
The historic First Evangelical Church in Midtown.The historic First Evangelical Church
$2,250Rent for 3 bedrooms in Houston
68Typical days to rent in Houston
1Homes for sale now
$314kTypical price in Houston

Nearby

  1. CollegeHouston City College0.1 mi
  2. MuseumHouston Fire Museum0.4 mi
  3. MuseumThe Buffalo Soldiers National Museum0.5 mi
Rent by bedrooms in Houston
  1. $2,2503 bd
  2. $2,4004 bd
  3. $3,5925+ bd
Schools by TEA rating
Houston ISD
  1. 2A
  2. 0B
  3. 2C
  4. 0D
  5. 0F

Midtown is one of the City of Houston’s official super neighborhoods, inside Houston’s city limits.

In FEMA’s 1% flood zone
0%
City parks
3
METRO bus stops
84
School district
Houston ISD

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Homes in Midtown now

Every home listed with a Midtown address, in a master-planned community or not: older neighborhoods, acreage and the city itself.

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Around Midtown

Midtown, its schools and the places around it

What’s mapped in Midtown

1GroceriesRandalls
7ParksBaldwin Park, Midtown Park, Bagby Park
3TrailsCaroline St Bike Lane, Gray St Bikeway, Austin Street Bikeway
6Playgrounds
37Cafés and restaurantsGen Korean BBQ House, Piola, Starbucks
4Transit stationsEnsemble/HCC, McGowen, Wheeler
1Gyms and studios
4PharmaciesRandalls Pharmacy, Elgin Pharmacy, Mid Town Specialty RX Pharmacy

Parks, libraries and transit in Midtown

Largest parks

  • Baldwin Park
  • Peggy's Point Plaza Park
  • Glover (elizabeth) Park

METRORail

  • ENSEMBLE / HCC (Red)
  • MCGOWEN (Red)
  • WHEELER (Red)

ZIP codes 77004, 77002, 77006 · Midtown at the City of Houston

What the city lists in and around Midtown

7Civic clubs on the City’s list
1Fire stations
17Protected historic landmarks
3Community centers, museums and hospitals
11New homes permitted, 2014 to 2021

Districts and designations

Historic districts
Avondale East Historic District
National Register districts
Freedmen's Town N.R.
Heritage districts
Freedmen's Town Heritage District
Tax increment zones
Fourth Ward, Market Square, Midtown, Montrose
Management districts
Houston Downtown, Midtown MD, Montrose Management District
Major activity centers
Downtown
Opportunity Zone
Part of a federal Opportunity Zone

Civic clubs

Avondale Civic Association, CDC Of Freedmen's Town, Courtlandt Place Civic Association, First Montrose Commons, Freedmen's Town Association, Inc., Oaks Of Fairgrounds, Westmoreland Civic Association

Museums

Houston Fire Museum

Hospitals

Depelchin Childrens Hospital, Scci Hospital

Heavy trash is collected Wednesday; curbside recycling Monday in parts of the neighborhood. The day depends on the street, so check your own address with the City.

Places you’d know in Midtown

  1. The downtown skyline seen from Midtown.
  2. CollegeHouston City College0.1 mi
  3. MuseumHouston Fire Museum0.4 mi
  4. MuseumThe Buffalo Soldiers National Museum0.5 mi
  5. HospitalSaint Joseph Medical Center0.7 mi
  6. StadiumToyota Center1.0 mi
  7. ShoppingThe Shops at Houston Center1.2 mi
  8. CollegeUniversity of Saint Thomas1.2 mi
  9. HospitalUS Pain & Spine Hospital1.4 mi
  10. StadiumShell Energy Stadium1.5 mi
  11. AttractionDowntown Aquarium1.6 mi
  12. ParkBuffalo Bayou Park1.7 mi
  13. AirportWilliam P. Hobby Airport8.9 mi

From official public records

Midtown in public figures

Houston

  • New homes permitted, January to August
    20256,986
    20266,893
    down 1.3% from the same months of 2025

    Houston: 6,893 new homes permitted in 2026 through August, down 1% from the same months of 2025.

  • Sales tax paid to the city
    Oct 2025$71,917,043Oct 2026$76,007,241
    up 6% from Oct 2025

    Houston: sales tax paid to the city in October 2026 up 6% from a year earlier.

ZIP 77004

  • New business locations
    Business locations made a first taxable sale34in the 90 days to 2026-10-12

    ZIP 77004: 34 business locations made a first taxable sale in the 90 days to 2026-10-12.

Harris County

  • New homes permitted, January to August
    202520,327
    202618,596
    down 8% from the same months of 2025

    Harris County: 18,596 new homes permitted in 2026 through August, down 9% from the same months of 2025.

  • Flood map revisions
    Flood map revisions (FEMA LOMR)6took effect in the 12 months to 2026-10-12

    Harris County: 6 flood map revisions (FEMA LOMR) took effect in the 12 months to 2026-10-12.

  • State highway projects
    State highway projects under construction or starting soon285
    Estimated cost of those projects$2,321 million

    Harris County: 285 state highway projects under construction or starting soon, estimated $2,321 million (as of 2026-10-12).

Greater Houston

  • Week to 2026-10-12, against the same week last year
    New listings3,369down 4% from a year earlier
    Pending sales1,531down 22% from a year earlier
    Closings1,137down 11% from a year earlier

    Greater Houston, week to 2026-10-12: 3,369 new listings (down 4%), 1,531 pending sales (down 22%), 1,137 closings (down 11%), vs the same week last year.

  • New homes permitted, January to August
    202544,762
    202639,732
    down 11% from the same months of 2025

    Greater Houston: 39,732 new homes permitted in 2026 through August, down 11% from the same months of 2025.

  • Jobs and unemployment, August 2026
    Jobs3,495,300up 1.3% from a year earlier
    Unemployment rate5.0%up 0.1 points from a year earlier

    Greater Houston: 3,495,300 jobs in August 2026, up 1.3% from a year earlier; unemployment rate 5.0%.