Bridgeland Breaks Ground On New Luxury Leasing Community Starling At Bridgeland

The Howard Hughes Corporation broke ground on its newest multifamily residence, Starling at Bridgeland, featuring for-lease apartments in Bridgeland, the top-selling master planned community in Texas. Representatives from The Howard Hughes Corporation and VCC, the construction manager on the project, celebrated the groundbreaking of the luxury, multifamily community on Tuesday, February 9. Construction of Starling is expected to be completed by summer 2022.

At the center of the fast-growing northwest sector of the Greater Houston area, the project is nestled on 15.2-acres located at the intersection of Bridgeland Creek Parkway and Bridgeland High School Drive in Parkland Village in Bridgeland. The 350,000-square-foot project will offer 358 residences with one-, two- and three-bedroom units. It will be conveniently located near top-rated schools, miles of jogging and biking trails, and shopping and dining options.

“We are looking forward to Starling at Bridgeland, along with its fantastic amenities, access to outdoor recreation, and proximity to top rated schools,” said Heath Melton, Executive Vice President of Master Planned Communities, Residential for The Howard Hughes Corporation. “This project represents our goal to offer a quality lifestyle with access to open green space as well as urban features such as retail businesses and restaurants.”

Starling at Bridgeland will be the first multifamily property in Bridgeland Central, the approximately 900-acre future urban core of the community which will intersect Bridgeland along Grand Parkway. The project is the second multifamily residence constructed by The Howard Hughes Corporation in Bridgeland, following the success of Lakeside Row The Residences.

Short-term leases will be made available to accommodate those who are building homes within Bridgeland; long-term leases will be available for young adults, empty nesters, and anyone seeking a low maintenance option for active living.