West Houston is getting a fresh wave of apartments, as OHT Partners has broken ground on a 396-unit community pitched to young professionals. The low-density, garden-style project will spread across roughly 13 acres and is scheduled to wrap up construction in late 2027.
According to Community Impact, the yet-to-be-named property at 19615 Park Row Blvd. will feature one- and two-bedroom units ranging from about 702 to 1,256 square feet. "We’ve experienced great success with our first phase and continue to believe in the tremendous growth along the Katy Freeway," OHT Partners principal Jackson Simons said in the company release, per the report.
Project details and amenities
A press release highlighted by REjournals spells out the finishes and on-site perks. Inside the units, plans call for smart thermostats, quartz countertops and nine-inch vinyl wood floors. Outside the front door, residents are slated to get a co-working area, a 24/7 fitness center, two resort-style pools with cabanas, a 4,300-square-foot dog park and a pickleball court. The developer is also promoting EV chargers, managed community Wi-Fi and other shared spaces geared toward renters who work in nearby employment centers.
Where it sits and why developers are betting on West Houston
As reported by Homes.com News, OHT is folding the community into its Lenox brand and pointing directly to nearby employers and expanding hospital campuses, including Texas Children’s West and Houston Methodist West, as key demand drivers. Homes.com News also notes market data showing vacancies at nearby Lenox properties have dropped sharply, a signal the developer says backs more Class A product along the Katy Freeway corridor.
Timeline and local pipeline
Construction is expected to finish in late 2027, per the company release cited by Community Impact. Public records from West Park M.U.D. identify the site as Foxlake Apartments Phase II on a 13.119-acre parcel and show the developer billing name as OHT Foxlake II, LP, details that line up with the announced footprint.
What it means for renters
OHT’s West Houston push is part of a broader regional pipeline that Homes.com News says includes multiple nearby projects and more than 2,100 units under the Lenox umbrella. That scale is expected to feed new supply as employers continue to move west. Homes.com News also points out that even as vacancies have fallen at some recently delivered Lenox properties, ongoing construction is still keeping rent pressure and concessions in play, a trend renters and brokers will be tracking closely as this project inches toward leasing.
