ENERGY CORRIDOR, HOUSTON
The Energy Corridor is a hub that plays host to some of the nation’s largest energy companies. Located just west of the Memorial area along I-10, this area is a center point between Downtown and one of Houston’s biggest suburbs, Katy.
Along with being close to all of the shops and eats you could ever want in the Memorial area, there’s plenty to do and see around the Energy Corridor. Get your steps in and enjoy the nature along the Terry Hershy Hike & Bike Trail, or throw your fave coworkers in a group text to get a Top Golf happy hour planned out — pretty much everyone is always down for activities that involve drinking beer and fake sports.
APARTMENTS IN THE ENERGY CORRIDOR
If you work in the area, leasing an apartment relatively close by is strongly recommended — that I-10 commute can be pretty rough around rush hour, and there is a finite amount of podcasts to listen to. If you’re looking for “bang for your buck”, this neighborhood definitely has it! The price per square footage around here is pretty hard to beat compared to similar places inside the 610 Loop. When you’re ready to check out options in the area, fill out this quick form to get started on your free, personalized apartment search!
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ENERGY CORRIDOR, HOUSTON
The Energy Corridor is a hub that plays host to some of the nation’s largest energy companies. Located just west of the Memorial area along I-10, this area is a center point between Downtown and one of Houston’s biggest suburbs, Katy.
Along with being close to all of the shops and eats you could ever want in the Memorial area, there’s plenty to do and see around the Energy Corridor. Get your steps in and enjoy the nature along the Terry Hershy Hike & Bike Trail, or throw your fave coworkers in a group text to get a Top Golf happy hour planned out — pretty much everyone is always down for activities that involve drinking beer and fake sports.
APARTMENTS IN THE ENERGY CORRIDOR
If you work in the area, leasing an apartment relatively close by is strongly recommended — that I-10 commute can be pretty rough around rush hour, and there is a finite amount of podcasts to listen to. If you’re looking for “bang for your buck”, this neighborhood definitely has it! The price per square footage around here is pretty hard to beat compared to similar places inside the 610 Loop. When you’re ready to check out options in the area, fill out this quick form to get started on your free, personalized apartment search!
