Retail Market Potential

The Kingwood and East Montgomery County area economic base is noted for land development, construction, educational, and medical care components. Proximity to Houston Intercontinental Airport's extensive passenger base elements. Along with the availability of land, easy access to Hwy 59 (proposed I-69) and parallel rail, the East Montgomery County area is the place to grow.

The upcoming developments at major transportation nodes such as 59 and Kingwood Drive, 59 and Northpark Drive, 59 and FM 1314, 59 and Community Drive (intersection of the Grand Parkway), 59 and FM 1485, 59 and Roman Forest Boulevard (intersection of Earthquest Development), 59 and HWY 242, and 59 and FM 2090 provide numerous opportunities for retail development along the last undeveloped corridor in the Houston MSA. Retail demographics can be viewed in the demographic section of our website for the major intersections within the District boundary.

NOTE: Additional retail maps will be inserted here as we receive them from our developers.

EMCID annually funds over $1,250,000 toward local firefighting and public safety needs for the residents of our area. This year EMCID will allocate over $696,000 for the Porter Fire Department, $458,000 for the New Caney Fire Department, and $100,000 for the Splendora Fire Department’s needs in fire protection for the residents of East Montgomery County.