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News Brief
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Category:Business,Home & Family
June 29, 2026
The launch of Evergrove represents a significant shift in Houston’s residential development, prioritizing natural landscape preservation alongside urban-inspired amenities. This high-profile collaboration between two major homebuilders addresses the critical need for modern, wellness-oriented housing in a high-growth corridor, signaling a long-term trend toward lifestyle-integrated suburban design.
Evergrove, a visionary master-planned community featuring approximately 2,000 homesites, is set to launch in the highly desirable Richmond and Fulshear corridor of Fort Bend County. Developed through a strategic joint venture between industry leaders Tri Pointe Homes and Toll Brothers, this project introduces a sophisticated, nature-integrated approach to residential design. With presales scheduled to begin in July, the community offers a fresh alternative to conventional suburban developments, with home pricing starting in the mid $400,000s.
Designed to harmonize with the natural landscape, the community is shaped by the serene Jones Creek and mature native trees. Evergrove emphasizes wellness and connectivity by incorporating extensive trails, parks, and resort-style amenities, including a modern recreation center and fitness facilities. The site plan offers a diverse range of lot sizes, from 45 to 80 feet wide, ensuring a variety of housing options for future residents looking to thrive in a thoughtfully curated, modern environment.
Strategically positioned near the Grand Parkway and Westpark Tollway, Evergrove provides residents with convenient access to major regional employment hubs and top-rated schools within the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District. By blending urban-inspired design with preserved green space, the developers are creating a destination that addresses the rising demand for high-quality, lifestyle-focused living in the Greater Houston market, setting a new benchmark for regional master-planned communities.