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Neighborhood Information
Total Homes 1,010 Median Size 1,603 Median Lot Size 6,900 Average Bedrooms 3.1 Average Bathrooms 2.0 Median Year Built 1978 Zip Code 77338 Key Map Grid 334
Foxwood Subdivision, established in the early 70’s, is located off Highway 59 North and FM 1960, just north of Bush Intercontinental Airport in NE Houston. The subdivision includes over 1,400 residential lots in its 10 sections, and is currently 70% developed. While most homes were built by the late 70’s, new and recent construction can be found in later developed sections of the neighborhood. Foxwood Subdivision is bordered by the neighboring subdivisions of Cypresswood Point, Oak Hill Estates, Kenswick Meadows, and Saddle Ridge.
As one of the larger subdivisions of NE Houston, Foxwood Subdivision homes range from one-story starter homes just under 1,000 square feet to larger family homes of 3,000 square feet. Foxwood residents are zoned to Aldine ISD Schools. There are area houses of worship in many denominations. Neighborhood amenities include an area swimming pool and playground equipment, and sidewalks. Deerbrook Mall, local shopping, dining, and entertainment are close at hand along FM 1960 and the Highway 59 corridor.
Foxwood Subdivision is a deed-restricted community. The neighborhood association, Foxwood Community Association, Inc., is professionally managed by SCS Management Services, Inc. from whom neighborhood documents can be obtained. Water service is provided by Hunters Glen MUD.
Foxwood Annual Sales Information
Year 2004 2005 2006 List Price (LP) $94,135 $97,944 $103,595 Sales Price (SP) $93,358 $96,489 $103,251 SP/LP Ratio 99.17% 98.51% 99.67% Avg SP/SqFt $59.35 $57.67 $59.65 Days On Market 70 88 75 Sold Per Month 5.25 4.58 7.33

During the last 12 quarters ending December 2006, the median sales price per square foot declined 7% from $60.11 per square foot to $55.77.
During the past three sales years, the highest median per square foot price was recorded during the 2nd quarter of 2004 — a high of $66.17 per square foot.
Quarterly sales numbers provide a view of seasonal variations as well as year-to-year changes in the sales price per square foot.
Neighborhood Market Snapshot PDF Report
For additional information on Foxwood, Humble Texas, 77338 active listings, market activity and price trends, check out the complete printable PDF report or request an updated report with the most current HARMLS sales information for your neighborhood.
Neighborhood Spotlight information and the Neighborhood Market Snapshot report contain MLS data which is current on the report date. However, MLS data is effected by market and economic trends, and changes frequently. Therefore, the report may not reflect current neighborhood market conditions when you view or print it. Request an updated report with the latest MLS information for Foxwood or for your neighborhood.
When you were searching for homes in Houston, maybe you didn’t realize that you were viewing a limited number of listings on nationally-know web sites like Google, Zillow, or Yahoo, but a recent survey suggests just that. The WAV group studied “advertising web sites” and found that many lacked the most up-to-date listing information, with some sites missing between 31% and 64% of the listings, according to their survey results as reported in TexasRealtor Magazine.
Today’s Houston real estate asking prices are derived from local market conditions based on comparable sales prices paid by home buyers in a particular neighborhood. Despite recent sales volume declines, prices are holding steady across Houston. While that may not be true for all Houston area neighborhoods, there hasn’t been an overall 15% drop in Houston home values. The housing supply is growing — tending to favor home buyers — but it hasn’t increased enough to force home sellers into large double-digit price reductions.
Hurricane Ike’s impact on local housing sales was dramatic — power outages and property damages forced the postponement of real estate closings across the area. Houston’s residential real estate housing market sales were down significantly in September 2008 with a year-to-year sales decline of 29.5% — the lowest September sales volume in years. Nationally, sales for existing homes were up 5.57% in September.
Markets across the US experienced home price declines of up to 20% or more, while Houston’s median home price for existing single-family housing made modest gains throughout the current year. In September, the median price increased again — jumping 5% in year-to-year comparisons from $150,000 to $157,500. For the US market, the median home price declined 9.0% from $210,500 to $191,600 in year-to-year comparisons.