There are some exciting neighborhoods to live in in Houston. Upper Kirby is one of the most popular and trendy areas of town. Located in the inner loop, renters just might have the best location in the entire city. You will literally be in the middle of it all. There are so many restaurants, bars, and other forms of entertainment. Recently vacancies at many of the communities have evaporated. Rents have increased dramatically. There are also a whole host of high rises, business towers, grocery stores, and much more. You might never even have to leave the area.
Upper Kirby apartments have some of the highest rents in the city. Don't expect to find many great deals in this part of town. Newer communities will feature high end and flashy interiors and community features. If you want stainless steel appliances and a state of the art fitness centers you have come to the right place.
Many of the locals love Carrabbas. Its located right off Kirby Drive. Expect during the weekends and even during the work week. You won’t be disappointed. If you enjoy sporting events. The Rockets and Astros both have venues that are just minutes away.
Some well known businesses exist in this district. KTRK-TV and CBS radio Houston both house their offices in this part of town.
If you have kids and they plan on attending high school, they will be zoned to Lamar High School. However, there is a private school (St. Johns) which many students attend from around the city of Houston, TX.
You should know that rents for newer properties will start in the $900 range. There are many new high rises in the area which boast high end amenities like floor to ceiling windows and majestic views of the entire city.
For those of you bringing pets with you, there is a dog park located in the Greenway Plaza area. Before you sign your lease get the basic information regarding the cost of having your furry friends live with you. Normally there is a pet deposit (a portion is usually non-refundable) and sometimes pet rent as well. Many renters balk at this sort of monthly fee, but it’s becoming more commonplace today.
