MedProRelo streamlines the relocation process and journey by assisting physicians and other medical professionals with comprehensive real estate services and guiding you through the home buying process. We focus not only on helping to find the right home, but also addressing the questions: “Will my family be happy in this city…. in this neighborhood, and …..in this home?”

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Our Team would love to help! Of course before relocating, you will want to know more about the area you are relocating to. Our online relocation guide is full of information on neighborhoods, things to do in Houston, utility info and much more.

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Network of Experts

MedProRelo has a network of thousands of highly trained Real Estate Professionals in over 300 offices in 72 market areas across the country, all of whom are eager to assist in this relocation process. So, if you need to sell or purchase a home outside of Houston let our network of associates assist.

Expert Negotiatiors

Our team will assist with all aspects of negotiations including; price evaluations, inspection periods, and repairs and fees. We also provide value added services with introductions to lenders, inspectors, designers and a vetted list of contractors who can help you through the buying process. One of our primary goals is to minimize the stress and anxiety associated with a home purchase.

West University/ Southside Place

The neighborhood known as “West U” offers two square miles of low-key, but high-end, living inside the 610 Loop. The first lots went on the market in 1917, and this affluent, autonomous city within a city consistently lands on ”best places to live” lists.

Garden Oaks/Oak Forest Profile

It is the best of both worlds. The Oak Forest and Garden Oaks neighborhoods – sometimes called the GOOF – are both a short drive to the Galleria or downtown Houston, but they also have their own, more easygoing, appeal.

Bellaire

Bellaire residents are proud to call this neighbor-hood home. The neighborhood’s character, nearness to downtown, the Galleria and Texas Medical Center make Bellaire a top choice for those seeking small-town living with great accessibility to Houston’s best amenities.

Montrose

Named after a town in Scotland, Montrose is often named one of the most interesting, culture-filled pockets of Houston. Its residents are energetic, idealistic and open-minded people who love calling the neighborhood home due to its walkability, unique restaurants and shops as well as the exciting art scene.

River Oaks

In the 1920s, two sons of a former Texas governor began snapping up land around the River Oaks Country Club. Their pioneering master-planned development, now spanning 1,100 acres in west central Houston, remains a model community of gracious, lavish living.

Tanglewood

In 1948, the developer who bought up acres of flat prairie here named his soon-to-be dream community after his daughter’s favorite book, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Tanglewood Tales. Today, the quiet neighborhood, with its decades-old live oaks and original ranch-style homes, still has a timeless feel.

Pearland

Situated within the “288 Corridor,” Pearland offers residents the advantages of a vibrant urban atmosphere while maintaining a comfortable distance from the hustle and bustle of Houston. Located just 16 miles south of downtown and in close proximity to the Texas Medical Center, the largest medical district in the country, Pearland is an ideal location for professionals working in these areas.

Heights/ Greater Heights

As one of Houston’s most historic neighborhoods, The Heights flourishes as a destination for foodies and architecture lovers. Located right in the middle of all of the action, The Heights maintains its quaint, small-town feel and deep sense of community.

Memorial

Back when Memorial Drive was just a simple country road, it ran alongside a number of small farms that dotted the once–wide open spaces. Now, the long thoroughfare that this neighborhood gets its name from bisects a vibrant residential community nestled between the busy Katy Freeway and the meandering Buffalo Bayou waterway.

Memorial Villages

Just east of the Inner Loop, this cluster of six independent cities (Spring Valley, Hilshire, Hedwig, Bunker Hill, Hunters Creek, and Piney Point) started to blossom after Interstate 10 was built in 1968. While each village has its own personality—not to mention deed restrictions—they each occupy the sweet spot between urban and suburban living, offering the best of both.

Manvel

Manvel, Texas, is a rapidly expanding suburb on the outskirts of the Houston metro area, blending rural charm with urban convenience. The population has dramatically increased from 4,800 in 2010 to nearly 15,000 in 2022, fueled by significant residential and commercial growth.

Upper Kirby

Upper Kirby is a vibrant and upscale neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets, trendy boutiques, and diverse dining options. With its convenient location near downtown and a variety of entertainment venues, Upper Kirby offers an attractive mix of residential charm and urban sophistication, making it a sought-after destination for both residents and visitors alike.

Uptown

Uptown is a bustling commercial and residential district renowned for its upscale shopping, fine dining, and luxurious high-rise living. Boasting world-class amenities, proximity to major business hubs, and a vibrant cultural scene, Uptown offers a dynamic lifestyle sought after by professionals and urbanites alike.