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Commercial real estate trends in The Woodlands area show continued demand for retail, industrial space

Community Impact Newspaper

As industrial vacancies continued to decrease in The Woodlands at the end of April, rental rates per square foot dropped from $12.67 to $11.79 per square foot as of April 27.
The Woodlands Township pre-season pools open on Saturday, May 14, 2022

Woodlands Online

Splash into the start of summer at The Woodlands Township’s pre-season pools beginning Saturday, May 14, 2022. Pre-season includes nine weekend pools and one weekday pool through May 26, 2022.
86% of Woodlands Residents Oppose Putting Incorporation Back on the Ballot

Woodlands Online

Preserve The Woodlands released the results of a community survey that reveal residents of The Woodlands overwhelmingly object to putting incorporation back on the ballot, and clearly express a desire for The Woodlands Township Board of Directors to turn its focus to addressing community priorities.
New census data in The Woodlands shows growth in senior population, households earning over $200K annually

Community Impact Newspaper

According to the new data released in March, The Woodlands has seen an increase of more than 40% in the number of residents ages 65-74 as well as an increase of 16.29% in children ages 10-14 from the period of 2011-15 to 2016-20. In addition, overall population has grown by 8.34%, from 105,713 to 114,532.
Township Parks and Recreation Department hosts Job Fair

Hello Woodlands

The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a job fair Friday, March 11, 2022, from 2 to 5 p.m. at The Recreation Center at Bear Branch Park, 5310 Research Forest Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77381.
2022 Economic Outlook Conference recap: rosy forecasts amid the struggle to recover from employment-related and other national issues

Woodlands Online

O’Reilly stated that, despite the ongoing struggles induced by COVID-19 and its political and social fallouts, “it’s been an incredible year for The Woodlands.” While he warned that COVID was “here to stay,” he expressed his confidence in the strong business climate that has always gone hand-in-hand with The Woodlands.
Woodlands Residents Express Concerns About Future Of $20.7 Million Township “Incorporation Reserve”

The Golden Hammer

Woodlands residents have expressed serious concerns about the future of the $20.7 million Township “incorporation reserve” after an odd $5.2 million transfer occurred into the fund after voters had soundly rejected incorporation of The Woodlands as a city government in the November, 2021, General Election by an almost 70% to 30% vote.
The Woodlands Township board of directors to decide on future of One Water Task Force

Community Impact Newspaper

The future of The Woodlands Township’s One Water Task Force, which was originally formed by the board of directors as a drainage task force in 2016, is uncertain after discussion on extending its term was tabled at a Jan. 26 meeting.
Community snapshot: See how The Woodlands area's population, demographics changed from 2010-20

Community Impact Newspaper

The population of The Woodlands has increased by nearly 22% in the past decade, and Shenandoah has seen an even larger percent increase, growing by nearly 64%. The region is primarily located in Montgomery County Precinct 3 but also includes part of Harris County.
Montgomery County Loser of the Year: Incorporation

Texas Citizen Journal

It was therefore a strange turn of events when many people who consider themselves to be the very standard of conservatism turned out to be the most vociferous advocates of the greatest expansion of big government in the history of Montgomery County.