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  • The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

    Roger Galatas Interests

    Since its inception, the pavilion has twice been expanded and now seats 18,000. Those are the kinds of things that were done in The Woodlands that went beyond what had to be done. It was done because George and Cynthia thought it was the right thing to do.

  • As home sales slow, apartments hold steady in The Woodlands

    Houston Chronicle

    While home sales in The Woodlands have slowed in part by softening oil prices, the apartment market has continued to hold steady.

  • Still A Strong Market

    Houston Chronicle

    “The answer is very simple — people like to live in The Woodlands. It’s definitely a good place to live, and it’s definitely a proven, known situation...I want to be where I know people want to live."

  • Millennials look to buy homes in suburbs with city perks

    Houston Chronicle

    "One of the great things about The Woodlands is that most of the action takes place in the same general area. This means you can go to dinner, catch a concert or movie, and enjoy a late-night dessert or game of pool all without moving your car."

  • Land Acquisition, Inspiration And Federal Funding

    Roger Galatas Interests

    “Let The Woodlands be designed to show the country a better way to urbanize America,'” said Mitchell in an interview for our book.

  • China’s Planned City Bubble Is About to Pop—and Even You’ll Feel It

    JoelKotkin.com

    Valencia and Irvine in southern California as well as the Woodlands and Cinco Ranch on the fringes of Houston have continued to thrive, and generally outperform their less planned alternatives.

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