Quick overview
History and development
Brookfield Residential announced in November 2022 that its own single-family homes would open at Elyson in early 2023, on 40' and 50' homesites. Source
The developer marks its tenth year in October 2026 and lists its Welcome Center at 7303 Prairie Lakeshore Lane, Katy 77493. Source
Homes and construction
Perry Homes describes Elyson as about 3,600 acres with more than 750 acres of parks and open space; Highland Homes also cites 3,600 acres. These are builder figures, not a developer statement. Source
HAR's 2025 Facts for the Elyson subdivision: 3,216 single-family properties, median market value $444,213, value range $324K-$617K, median year built 2021. Source
Homesites run from 40' alley-load (Brookfield) to 70' (Perry) and 80' custom lots (Perry blog); Perry's blog names neighborhoods Elyson 45, 55, 65 and 70. Source
Brookfield lists 28 Elyson floor plans across 40' alley-load, 40', 45', 50' and 60' traditional collections, 1,594 to 3,808 sq ft; alley-load from $328,740 and traditional from $356,990. Source
Location and getting around
Brookfield's directions: from the Grand Parkway take FM 529 west, then right on Elyson Village Road. Its welcome center is 7303 Prairie Lakeshore Lane, Katy 77493. Source
Perry Homes places Elyson about 35 miles west of downtown Houston, just off the Grand Parkway and FM 529 (builder figure). Source
Everyday life
Perry Homes lists Elyson House, Lakeside Landing, the 145-acre Elyson Commons, Elyson Courts, and parks including Fireside, Sunset, Compass and Crescent Lake. Source
Developer amenities page: Lakeside Landing sits on a 31-acre lake with a beach-entry pool and year-round lap pool, a 24-hour fitness center, reservable rooms, splash pad and sandbox; Elyson House has a second fitness center, year-round pool, game room and event lawn; Elyson Commons at Bear Creek covers 145 acres with trails, soccer field, basketball court, playground and a fenced dog park; Elyson Courts has two tennis and two pickleball courts, with two more tennis courts at Elyson House and a pickleball court at Fireside Park; six parks in total. Source
Good to know
HAR says its master-plan text is AI-generated; its builder list (including Lennar, Pulte, Taylor Morrison) and 'Newland Communities' developer attribution are not used as facts. Source
Developer and builders
Master developer: Brookfield Residential (per the Elyson site footer recorded in the earlier research pass; RCLCO lists the developer as Brookfield Properties). Source
Brookfield Residential also builds homes in Elyson (40' alley-load, 40', 45', 50' and 60' traditional collections). Source
HAR's AI-generated master-plan text names Newland Communities as developer (older attribution; see conflicts). Source
Builders found on their own pages on 2026-10-20: Brookfield Residential, David Weekley Homes, Highland Homes, Toll Brothers, Westin Homes; Perry Homes via its own blog and the developer's builder page. The developer homefinder (earlier pass) also listed Beazer, Chesmar and Newmark. Source