Olde Oaks is an exclusive master-planned community located in an area known locally as the Champions Area - a collection of affluent communities that anchor northwest Houston. Located between Interstate 45 and Hwy 249 alongside similar residential developments such as Champions Forest, Cy-Fair and Northgate, Olde Oaks is part of the fastest growing Houston's growing corridor.
The Olde Oaks Area, including Champions Forest, Cy-Fair and Northgate, have a population of 18,527, according to year 2000 census data. This affluent area ranks 50th in the top 100 highest-income urban areas in the United States. Home prices in the Olde Oaks community are commensurate with neighboring communities. The prices for homes in the Olde Oaks neighborhood range from the mid $100's to well over $1 million for the larger estates.
Close proximity to Houston's Intercontinental Airport and the Sam Houston Toll way provide impetus for continued residential development and the re-location of Houston-based HP/Compaq Computer Corp. here has given rise to a new surge in both residential and business construction. Additionally, Olde Oaks straddles the western arc of FM 1960 - the single busiest urban road in the country. Serving over 600,000 residents who live within its 3-mile radius, FM 1960 is a heavily traveled northern thoroughfare, used as an alternative Loop around the Houston Metropolitan Area.
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Olde Oaks is an exclusive master-planned community located in an area known locally as the Champions Area - a collection of affluent communities that anchor northwest Houston. Located between Interstate 45 and Hwy 249 alongside similar residential developments such as Champions Forest, Cy-Fair and Northgate, Olde Oaks is part of the fastest growing Houston's growing corridor.
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