Frequently Asked Questions

The largest community launched in Fort Bend County in over 40 years. Austin Point is a 4,700-acre mixed-use master-planned community that blends residential, commercial, multi-family, and retail all in one.

Austin Point is located just outside of Richmond, TX and Rosenberg, TX

Upon completion of the Fort Bend Parkway extension, the intersection of the Grand Parkway and Fort Bend Parkway will make Austin Point 25 minutes to TX Medical Center and 30 minutes to Downtown Houston.

Austin Point is projected to be fully developed over the next 30 years.

Austin Point is more than just a typical master-planned community. It’s set to become a regionally transformative city with an estimated future population of 50,000 residents, 1,000 acres of preserved natural spaces, and 17 million square feet of commercial development.

Yes, Austin Point has 17 million square feet designated exclusively for office, medical, life sciences, retail, and hospitality.

Yes, Austin Point is planned to include onsite schools along with civic amenities.

The community will feature 10,000 homes, offering a diverse range of designs and architectural styles.

Austin Point is currently zoned to the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District.

There are currently 9 builders offering homesites in the community.

The builders in Austin Point include Ashton Woods, Beazer Homes, CastleRock Communities, David Weekley Homes, Drees Homes, Newmark Homes, Perry Homes, Westin Homes, and William David Homes.

Austin Point offers a wide variety of homes, including front-loaded and alley-loaded options on 35′, 40′, 45′, 50′, 60′, and 70′ lots, with sizes ranging from 1,300 to 4,500 square feet.

Phase 1 will feature 12 model homes.

Phase 1 will consist of 421 homes.

Austin Point Phase 1 is designed to focus on holistic well-being and a people-centric approach rather than a car-centric one. The architecture is closer to the street, featuring inviting porches promoting front porch living. The design prioritizes community interactions by placing people and porches at the forefront rather than garages and driveways. Over one-third of the homes in Phase 1 are alley-loaded and connect directly to greenspaces and parks. The integrated park system is thoughtfully woven into the land plan, encouraging walkability and bikeability. With pedestrian-friendly pathways connecting neighbors to trail systems, parks, and amenities, Austin Point also offers attainability through smaller home and lot sizes and a diverse range of housing options.

The 1824 features a café/wine bar with an oversized front porch and bodega, surrounded by an expansive open lawn that is adjacent to a meandering creek. It will also include an outdoor concert and event lawn, an extensive children’s play area, beer garden, food truck court and spaces for outdoor fitness and games.

No, Phase 1 will not have a swimming pool; however, there are plans to introduce one in Phase 2

No, they are exclusively for Austin Point residents.

Several of the Austin Point builders will offer move-in ready homes for purchase, while others will priortize offering homes for construction.