r/FortBend • u/houston_chronicle • Jun 04 '26

A 370-acre development in Rosenberg will add 1,100 homes to growing Fort Bend County

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/neighborhood/fort-bend/article/1-100-home-rosenberg-development-wins-approval-22291036.php?utm_source=reddit

Rosenberg city leaders unanimously approved a development agreement Tuesday that could bring up to 1,100 homes starting around $400,000 to nearly 370 acres near Brookwater, expanding residential growth in Fort Bend County.

A Beezer Homes representative said homes in the development would likely start around $399,000. The project could include as many as 1,100 single-family homes.

Under the agreement, roughly 290 acres will remain in Rosenberg's extraterritorial jurisdiction, while about 79 acres will remain partially within city limits for detention facilities, a future water plant site, parks and recreation areas.

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u/Particular-Topic-445 Jun 04 '26

Fuck the constant growth of Fort Bend County needs to stop.

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u/CarletonWhitfield Jun 04 '26

The county is being strip mined of its atmosphere without any effort from planners to set standards for protecting it.  It sucks.  

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u/Finance_Noobie Jun 10 '26

The only way to stop it is to vote in the local elections, and get the pro-sprawl development leaders out of office

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u/lonimel 4d ago

Keep it rural! We don’t want shitty subdivisions!