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Master Planned Community FAQs
Here are a few new home FAQs you may have been wondering about, yourself.
When searching for your next home, it’s only natural to have a lot of questions. That’s why we’ve compiled this list of master planned community FAQs for some of the topics that come up most often here at The Grand Prairie. It’s a cheat sheet for the community if you will. So, go on and take a look at your leisure. And if you have some new home FAQs that didn’t make our list, all you have to do is ask. We’re always up for a conversation!
What is your price range?
The Grand Prairie currently has a wide variety of homes and floor plans ranging from the mid $200s to $600s+.
Where is The Grand Prairie located?
Minutes from Highway 290, you’ll find us northwest of Houston in Hockley, TX.
Who are the developers?
The Grand Prairie is the vision of Ember Real Estate Investment & Development, a powerhouse real estate company specializing in best-in-class community design and residential development.
Who are the builders?
We’ve gathered six incredible homebuilders to give The Grand Prairie a remarkable foundation: David Weekley Homes, Lennar, Perry Homes, Sitterle Homes, Village Builders, and Westin Homes.
What are The Grand Prairie amenities?
Discover elevated everyday living through our wonderful mix of community amenities! With a planned recreation center, open-air pavilion, lake for kayaking and canoeing, walking trails, two pools, trails, and parks galore, there’s an abundance of options to add fun and relaxation to your day.
What schools will The Grand Prairie residents attend?
Students of all ages are zoned to Waller Independent School District. View zones here.
What are the HOA dues?
Residents contribute $1,200 in annual HOA (CCMC) dues for community maintenance, resident programming, and more.
What is the tax rate?
Located within Harris County, the Hockley, TX tax rate (2023) is 3.230591%. Additional information is available in the Community Fact Sheet download.
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