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45-55 days
The blocks immediately around Houston's oldest public park, purchased by formerly enslaved Texans in 1872, now anchoring new residential investment.
$345K (Houston citywide)
$250K - $500K
Third Ward
Emancipation Park Area
The historic district surrounding Texas Southern University's campus, home to Emancipation Park and the Project Row Houses art installation.
The portion of Third Ward closest to Houston's Museum District and the University of Houston, within easy reach of both campuses.
Museum District Edge

Buyers choose the Third Ward for its deep cultural history, proximity to Texas Southern University and the University of Houston, and ongoing redevelopment near Emancipation Park and the Museum District.

Buyers wanting to stay close to campus and the neighborhood's cultural landmarks look to the core Third Ward and Emancipation Park area, while buyers wanting easier access to the Museum District look to the neighborhood's western edge.

Sellers in Third Ward are benefiting from Houston's broader appreciation alongside growing outside investment in the neighborhood, though sellers should price against true Third Ward comparables rather than citywide figures alone.

With Houston's citywide market still appreciating at about 4% a year, Third Ward's ongoing redevelopment near Emancipation Park and its proximity to two major universities should keep it on the radar for buyers and investors alike.

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