Memorial Forest
Memorial Forest
A Memorial-area neighborhood inside the City of Houston. Memorial Forest and Memorial Woods sections around Plantation Road and the Gessner esplanade, under deed restrictions approved in 2006 that run to 2030; a few addresses in the civic club's area are in Bunker Hill Village.
Last reviewed October 22, 2026 · Researched by Michael O’Neal, Broker · REALTOR®
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Why Live in Memorial Forest? The Good, The Bad & The Reality
Love the idea of a late 1950s neighborhood where lots cannot be split and every house is capped at 30 feet? Memorial Forest belongs on your list. Just confirm which city the address is in first, because part of the civic club's area sits in Bunker Hill Village with a different tax rate, police and trash hauler.
Neighborhood Reality Check
Why You’ll Love It
- Lots that stay whole
- A consistent street look
- Services paid through the assessment
What Might Surprise You
- Houston or Bunker Hill Village
- Roof rules are specific
- The assessment is not public
Everyday Convenience
- ER: Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, 0.6 mi
- Shopping: Town & Country Village, 1.1 mi
- Park: Tanglewood Park, 3.7 mi
Straight-line miles.
Michael’s Take
On any Memorial Forest address, the first thing I would pull is the HCAD account, because a Houston address and a Bunker Hill address are taxed, policed and permitted differently.
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Five Reasons People Love Living in Memorial Forest
- 1Lots that stay whole
The deed restrictions require lots of at least 8,000 square feet and 70 feet wide that cannot be further subdivided. Buildings plus driveways, walks and other hard surfaces may cover no more than 60% of the lot.
- 2A consistent street look
Homes are capped at 30 feet above the slab with a roof pitch of at least 6:12, garages sit at the rear at least 30 feet behind the front elevation, and first story front and side walls must be at least 90% brick or other masonry.
- 3Services paid through the assessment
More than half of each year's assessment pays for a constable patrol shared with nearby neighborhoods. It also covers weekly mosquito spraying from April through November, upkeep of the Gessner esplanade and twice weekly trash pickup.
Memorial Forest Civic Club security Memorial Forest Civic Club FAQs Memorial Forest Civic Club amenities
- 4No short leases
Leases shorter than six consecutive months are treated as a prohibited business use, apart from a short lease tied to the sale of the lot.
- 5Bigger homes and lots
HAR's 2025 Facts for Memorial Forest (Harris) show 280 homes with a median of 3,109 square feet on a median 10,625 square foot lot, median year built 1959.
Five Things You Should Know Before Moving to Memorial Forest
- 1Houston or Bunker Hill Village
Most homes are in the City of Houston, but some addresses in the civic club's area geocode to Bunker Hill Village. The 2025 city rate is $0.519190 per $100 in Houston and $0.271000 in Bunker Hill, and police, permits and trash service differ too. Check the HCAD account.
Memorial Forest Civic Club security City of Houston 2025 tax rate notice Spring Branch ISD Tax Office rates
- 2Roof rules are specific
Tile roofs and most metal roofs are not allowed, and shingle colors must come from an approved list dated May 15, 2022. Any exterior change, including a reroof, needs ACC approval before work starts.
Memorial Forest deed restrictions Memorial Forest architectural review
- 3The assessment is not public
Assessments are mandatory in every section and a lien can be filed for nonpayment, but the amount is only in the member portal. The civic club also charges a $100 transfer fee, a $50 refinance fee and $50 for a resale certificate.
- 4The swim club is separate
Memorial Forest Club at 12122 Memorial Drive is a members only club with three pools. Living in the neighborhood does not make you a member, and the civic club is not affiliated with it.
- 5Floodplain rules for rebuilds
Inside Houston, building in a mapped 100 year or 500 year floodplain needs a city floodplain development permit, and since 2018 new homes there must sit 2 feet above the floodplain level. Check the lot on FEMA's map and HCFCD's tool before planning a rebuild.
Houston Floodplain Management Office Texas Tribune (2018 floodplain rules) HCFCD Flood Education Mapping Tool
Who Might Love Memorial Forest?
- Buyers who want 1950s and 1960s lots that deed restrictions keep from being split
- Buyers who like a uniform brick streetscape with rear garages
- Buyers who want trash, mosquito spraying and a patrol handled through one assessment
- Buyers who want to be inside the Memorial area of Houston rather than a separate village
Who Might Prefer Somewhere Else?
- If you want much larger lots and a village government, look at Bunker Hill Village, where District A lots must be at least 20,000 square feet.
- If you want a pool club you can join on published terms, compare Memorial Bend.
- If you plan a taller house or a tile roof, these restrictions will not fit; read the rules of any neighborhood before you design.
Everyday Convenience in Memorial Forest
- Trash days Texas Pride Disposal picks up trash Wednesdays and Saturdays and recycling Wednesdays for Houston addresses, billed through the assessment with a City of Houston rebate; Bunker Hill Village addresses use Republic. Memorial Forest garbage and recycling
- Mosquito spraying The civic club sprays weekly from April through November, usually on Thursday nights. Memorial Forest Civic Club amenities
- No garage sales Garage sales and advertised estate sales count as deed restriction violations, and signs are not allowed on the esplanade or at the Memorial Drive entrance. Memorial Forest Civic Club amenities
- Who to call Houston police non-emergency is 713-222-3131 (Beat 462), and the constable's office is 281-463-6666. Memorial Forest Civic Club security
Main routes: Memorial Drive at the neighborhood entrance and Gessner Road, whose esplanade the civic club helps maintain; the club gives its location as Plantation Road and Broken Bough. Memorial Forest Civic Club amenities Memorial Forest Civic Club location
| Hospital with an ER | Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center 0.6 mi |
|---|---|
| Major shopping | Town & Country Village 1.1 mi |
| Parks and nature | Tanglewood Park 3.7 mi |
| Golf | Sharpstown Park Golf Course 4.3 mi |
| Airport | George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) 19 mi |
| Airport | William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) 18 mi |
Distances are straight-line from the approximate center of Memorial Forest, not driving distance or time; your street and route change the real trip. Each place links to its official site; a list is not a recommendation.
The Real Estate Reality
| Median market value | $1,371,366 | HAR 2025 facts (Memorial Forest (Harris)) |
|---|---|---|
| Value range | $890K - $2.12M | HAR 2025 facts (Memorial Forest (Harris)) |
| Median year built | 1959 | HAR 2025 facts (Memorial Forest (Harris)) |
| Single-family homes | 280 | HAR 2025 facts (Memorial Forest (Harris)) |
Median closed sale price, recent closed sales, price per square foot, days on market and inventory for Memorial Forest come from the MLS, and HAR’s public pages do not publish them by neighborhood, so we do not show them here. Ask for a current MLS report for the streets you are considering. Full sources are on the Memorial Forest Fact Sheet.
Michael’s Take Broker opinion, based on the sourced facts above
My take: On any Memorial Forest address, the first thing I would pull is the HCAD account, because a Houston address and a Bunker Hill address are taxed, policed and permitted differently. If you plan to reroof, add on or rebuild, read the restrictions before you make an offer; height, roof material, masonry and garage placement are all spelled out. And if the pool club matters, ask about membership on its own, since the house does not come with it.
Memorial Forest vs. Nearby Neighborhoods
Memorial Forest vs. Bunker Hill Village
Choose Bunker Hill Village and you gain: Bunker Hill's 2025 city rate is $0.271000 per $100 against Houston's $0.519190, and its District A lots must be at least 20,000 square feet.
You give up: Rebuilding there is a multi step process with a pre development meeting, engineered drainage, fire sprinklers and tree surveys.
Memorial Forest vs. Memorial Bend
Choose Memorial Bend and you gain: Memorial Bend allows a 33 foot house and 70% coverage, and its pool, tennis and pickleball club publishes its dues.
You give up: Memorial Bend borders Buffalo Bayou, and its posted declaration states the assessment inconsistently.
Memorial Forest vs. Nottingham Forest
Choose Nottingham Forest and you gain: Nottingham Forest folds resident club membership, with pools, lighted courts and a 5 acre park, into its assessment.
You give up: HAR's 2025 median lot there is 9,085 square feet against 10,625 in Memorial Forest.
Questions buyers ask about Memorial Forest
Is Memorial Forest a good place to live?
It suits buyers who want a late 1950s Memorial neighborhood with lots that cannot be split, a 60% coverage cap and a 30 foot height limit. The assessment covers a shared constable patrol, mosquito spraying and trash pickup. Check which city the address is in, the roof rules and the assessment before you buy.
Sources: Memorial Forest deed restrictions Memorial Forest Civic Club security Memorial Forest Civic Club FAQs Checked Oct 28, 2026
What are the downsides of living in Memorial Forest?
Some addresses in the civic club's area are in Bunker Hill Village, which changes taxes, police and permits. Roof materials and colors are restricted, the assessment amount is not published, and the nearby swim club is a separate membership the house does not include.
Sources: Memorial Forest deed restrictions Memorial Forest Civic Club security Memorial Forest Civic Club FAQs Checked Oct 28, 2026
Researched and checked Oct 28, 2026. Facts link to their sources; Michael’s take is his opinion.
Every neighborhood has its advantages and tradeoffs. Before you buy, let’s talk about what actually matters to you.
Michael O’Neal
Broker | REALTOR® · The Michael O’Neal Group
Keller Williams Realty Northeast
Call or text: 832-797-3780 · themichaelonealgroup.com
Neighborhood fact sheet
Memorial Forest Fact Sheet
The key facts on one sheet. Every figure links to its source, and each card shows the date it was last checked (sheet updated Oct 28, 2026).
Check the address. Property taxes, flood zone, HOA dues and school assignments are set for each address and can differ between homes in the same neighborhood. Before relying on anything on this sheet, look the address up in the official tools linked here.
Homes
| HAR neighborhood | Single-family homes | Median size | Median year built | Median market value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memorial Forest (Harris) | 280 | — | 1959 | $1,371,366 |
HAR.com 2025 neighborhood facts (market value is the appraisal district’s figure, not a sale price). A neighborhood median is not the value of any one home. Full market snapshot.
Checked Oct 22, 2026
Property taxes
We have not confirmed an official rate list for Memorial Forest. Every address has its own set of taxing units; the appraisal district account lists them.
HOA dues
Memorial Forest Civic Club, Inc.; Memorial Forest Club (separate swim and tennis club). No assessment amount is published by an official source, so we do not show one. Association details.
Schools
- Spring Branch ISD Find My Zoned School (by address)
School assignments and attendance boundaries can change. Confirm the assigned schools directly with the district before making a housing decision.
Flood research
- FEMA Flood Map Service Center
- Harris County Flood Control District - Harris County Flood Education Mapping Tool
- How to read Houston flood maps
Flood zones are mapped parcel by parcel, and no guide can tell you whether a particular house has flooded or will flood. Ask the seller for the flood disclosure and any elevation certificate. Flood notes on this page.
Nearby essentials
Hospitals with an emergency room
Shopping
- Town & Country Village 1.1 mi
- CITYCENTRE 1.2 mi
- Uptown Park 5.2 mi
Parks and nature
- Tanglewood Park 3.7 mi
- Terry Hershey Park 4.7 mi
- Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park 5.4 mi
Golf clubs and courses
- Sharpstown Park Golf Course 4.3 mi
- Memorial Park Golf Course 6.3 mi
Straight-line distance from the approximate center of Memorial Forest, not driving distance or time. Each name links to its official site. A list is not a recommendation or a ranking.
See Memorial Forest on the area map
Checked Oct 28, 2026
Compare all Central Houston luxury neighborhoods side by side · Area map
Overview and location
| City | City of Houston (some civic club addresses are in Bunker Hill Village) |
|---|---|
| County | Harris |
| School district | Spring Branch ISD |
| Police | Houston Police Department (Beat 462) plus association-funded constable patrol; Bunker Hill addresses: Memorial Villages Police |
| Fire and EMS | Houston Fire Department for City of Houston addresses; Bunker Hill Village addresses: confirm with the village |
| Building permits | Houston Permitting Center (Bunker Hill Village for village addresses) |
Source: official site.
Where it is. No official boundary description found. The civic club gives its location as Plantation Road and Broken Bough (77024), and its deed restrictions cover Memorial Forest Sections 1-4 and Memorial Woods Sections 1-2. The Census geocoder places 12227 Overcup and 12115 Boheme in Houston, and 11902 Broken Bough Drive and 12011 Taylorcrest Road in Bunker Hill Village. Source
- Mostly Houston, some Bunker Hill Most Memorial Forest homes are in the City of Houston (the Census geocoder places 12227 Overcup and 12115 Boheme in Houston), but the civic club's area reaches into Bunker Hill Village: the club gives Bunker Hill residents the Villages Police number and notes they use a different trash hauler, and 11902 Broken Bough Drive and 12011 Taylorcrest Road geocode to Bunker Hill Village. Memorial Forest Civic Club; U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder
- Memorial Forest and Memorial Woods The civic club's deed restrictions cover Memorial Forest Sections 1-4 and Memorial Woods Sections 1-2. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions)
- Civic club location The civic club gives its location as Plantation Road and Broken Bough, Houston 77024. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- Restrictions renewed 2006 The current deed restrictions were approved in writing by more than 87% of property owners in late 2006. Memorial Forest Civic Club
Homes and lots
- HAR 2025 snapshot HAR's 2025 Facts for Memorial Forest (Harris) show 280 single-family properties with a median of 3,109 sq ft, a median lot of 10,625 sq ft and a median year built of 1959. HAR.com
Prices and market conditions
Memorial Forest (Harris) 2025 Facts, values exactly as HAR.com shows them (appraisal-district data, not sale prices), checked Oct. 22, 2026: HAR.com. Neighborhood figures are not the value of any one home.
- HAR 2025 values HAR lists a median appraised value of $1,261,727, a median market value of $1,371,366 and a Median Sold Price / Sqft of $436.44 for Memorial Forest (Harris). HAR.com
HAR’s neighborhood figures come from appraisal-district records. Asking prices and closed sales are different measures; for a specific home, request a pricing review.
Associations and deed restrictions
- Memorial Forest Civic Club, Inc. Deed-restricted association: owners are bound by its restrictions and assessments. Dues: not published on the association’s public site; ask for the resale certificate. Deed restrictions. Association site
- Memorial Forest Club (separate swim and tennis club) Voluntary civic club: membership and dues are optional. Dues: not published on the association’s public site; ask for the resale certificate. Association site
Order the resale certificate during your option period; it shows every association that bills the home, current assessments and transfer fees.
Building, renovation and tree rules
Rules below are summaries of the city’s or the association’s own pages and documents. Before you buy a home to remodel or rebuild, confirm the current rules and fees with the permit office named above.
Lots, setbacks, height and coverage
- Single-family, no short leases Lots are single-family only; leases shorter than six consecutive months are treated as prohibited business use (except a short-term lease made with the sale of a lot), and occupancy is capped at twice the number of bedrooms, with exceptions for immediate family and one live-in domestic worker. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, a-1)
- Setbacks Setbacks are 25 feet front, 10 feet on a side street, 5 feet side and 5 feet rear (10 feet for a first-story rear wall); second stories must be 30 feet from the rear and 10 feet from a side line. Eaves and other roof parts count toward setbacks, and stricter recorded plat lines also apply. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, c)
- 60% coverage limit Footprints of the house, garage and other structures plus driveways, walkways and other impermeable hardscape may cover no more than 60% of the lot. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, c)
- Height and roof pitch Homes may be no taller than 30 feet above the top of the slab, with a visible roof pitch of at least 6:12; detached garages are capped at 16 feet. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, a-2, g)
- Minimum lot and home size Lots must be at least 8,000 sq ft and 70 feet wide at the setback line and cannot be further subdivided; homes need at least 2,000 sq ft of living area. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, d, g)
- Garages and fences Each lot needs a garage or porte cochere for at least two cars; new carports are not allowed, and the garage must be at the rear of the house, at least 30 feet back from the front elevation. Fences may not extend in front of the front building line or exceed 8 feet. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, a-2, q)
- Masonry and roofing First-story front and side walls must be at least 90% brick (stucco or Hardi plank counts as masonry); tile roofs and most metal roofs are not allowed, and shingle colors come from an approved list dated May 15, 2022. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions, h)
- 2018 elevation rule Houston City Council voted 9-7 on April 4, 2018 to raise building standards in the 100-year and 500-year floodplains; CBS News (AP) reported the new standard as 2 feet above the ground or above the projected 500-year flood level, up from 1 foot above the 100-year level. Ask the city or a surveyor how the current rule applies to a specific lot. CBS News (AP), April 4, 2018
- Residential site development permit Preparing a lot for a new single-family home inside Houston requires a Residential Site Development Permit from Houston Public Works covering driveways, sidewalks and utility connections; it needs plan review and inspection, is valid six months and lists 15 business days processing. Houston Permitting Center
Trees
- Trees in the right-of-way Removing or trimming a tree in the city right-of-way, a median or other city property needs a Parks and Recreation permit; the permit must be posted 20 days before work, and unpermitted street-tree removal can be reported to the Urban Park Rangers at 832-395-7100. Houston Permitting Center (Parks and Recreation permit)
- Chapter 33 tree and shrub ordinance Houston's Tree and Shrub Ordinance (Code Chapter 33) sets minimum street-tree and shrub planting based on property size; the Planning and Development Department (832-393-6600) answers questions for a specific lot. City of Houston Planning and Development
Permits, demolition and construction
- City floodplain development permit Because the neighborhood is inside Houston, any construction in the 500-year floodplain, 100-year floodplain or floodway needs a floodplain development permit from the city's Floodplain Management Office (1002 Washington Ave., 3rd floor; 832-394-8854), which also inspects the work. Houston Permitting Center, Floodplain Management Office
- 30-day residential permit program The Houston Permitting Center runs a 30-Day Residential Permitting Program that aims to issue eligible single-family permits within 30 business days when the applicant submits complete plans and answers comments on schedule. Houston Permitting Center (presentation, Nov. 19, 2025)
Pools, fences, rentals and other rules
- Term to 2030 The restrictions remain in effect until Jan. 1, 2030, then extend automatically for successive 10-year periods. Memorial Forest Civic Club (Deed Restrictions)
- Mandatory assessments Assessments are mandatory in all sections, a lien may be filed for nonpayment, and unpaid assessments carry a 10% annual penalty. They pay for security patrols, mosquito spraying, upkeep of the Gessner esplanade, utilities and other costs. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- ACC process All exterior improvements need ACC approval before work begins; the owner starts the process, and plans must include a licensed survey, plot plan, materials list and impervious-cover calculations. Major plan reviews carry a submission fee. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- No garage or estate sales The civic club treats garage and advertised estate sales as deed restriction violations, and signs are not allowed on the esplanade or at the Memorial Drive entrance. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- City short-term rental registration Houston requires hosts renting a home for fewer than 30 consecutive days to register with the city and show the registration number on listings; from Jan. 1, 2027 the city will ask platforms to remove unregistered listings. Neighborhood deed restrictions can be stricter than the city rule. City of Houston Administration and Regulatory Affairs
- City help with deed restrictions The City of Houston Legal Department can seek an injunction over deed restriction violations that began after August 1965; filing a complaint is free (by mail, through a Council Member or the Deed Restriction Hotline), and the Harris County Clerk (713-755-6405) provides copies of recorded restrictions. City of Houston Legal Department
Flood and drainage research
- Check the address on official maps Look up the exact address on FEMA's Map Service Center (effective maps), HCFCD's Flood Education Mapping Tool (floodway, 1% and 0.2% floodplains, ponding) and the MAAPnext draft maps; maapnext.org says FEMA is using MAAPnext data for new Harris County maps and the drafts are for information only. Harris County Flood Control District; MAAPnext
- Buffalo Bayou linear detention upstream HCFCD has been adding linear stormwater detention along Buffalo Bayou between State Highway 6 and the Sam Houston Tollway; Phase 1 on the south bank inside Terry Hershey Park, between Eldridge Parkway and Dairy Ashford, was scheduled to start construction in April 2019. Harris County Flood Control District press release
- Buffalo Bayou watershed project list HCFCD's Buffalo Bayou project list includes a study of bridges and high-flow bypasses (CI-016), floodplain storage along the bayou (CI-017), Spring Branch rehabilitation (CI-018), a micro-detention feasibility study (CI-024) and a feasibility study of tributaries W151 and W153 (F-81). Check each page for current status. Harris County Flood Control District
A neighborhood name never tells you a home’s flood risk. Check the address on the FEMA map and the Harris County tools, read the seller’s disclosure, ask for any elevation certificate and get a flood insurance quote during your option period.
Parks, shopping and amenities
- Gessner esplanade The civic club maintains the Gessner esplanade together with the Frostwood and Memorial Hollow civic clubs; its own section runs from Cobblestone to Pebblebrook. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- Memorial Forest Club is separate Memorial Forest Club, 12122 Memorial Drive, is a members-only swim and recreation club with three pools; living in the neighborhood does not make you a member, and the civic club is not affiliated with it. Memorial Forest Civic Club; Memorial Forest Club
Getting around
- Constable patrol More than half of each year's assessment pays for a constable patrol shared with nearby neighborhoods; the constable's office is 281-463-6666, and Houston police non-emergency is 713-222-3131 (Beat 462). Memorial Forest Civic Club
- Private trash service Texas Pride Disposal collects trash Wednesdays and Saturdays and recycling Wednesdays, billed through the annual assessment with a City of Houston rebate; Bunker Hill Village addresses use Republic instead. Memorial Forest Civic Club
- Mosquito spraying The civic club sprays for mosquitoes weekly from April through November, usually Thursday nights. Memorial Forest Civic Club
Before you buy: the three things to check
- Confirm Houston vs. Bunker Hill Village
Check the HCAD account's taxing units; it decides the city tax rate, police, trash hauler and which permit office reviews a rebuild.
- Run the coverage math before you buy to rebuild
The 60% limit counts driveways and walks, setbacks are measured from the drip line, and second-story rear setbacks are 30 feet; have an architect test the lot before closing.
- Flood research
Look the address up on FEMA MSC, HCFCD's mapping tool and MAAPnext and ask the seller for an elevation certificate and claims history.
Full checklist
Questions buyers ask
Is Memorial Forest in Houston or Bunker Hill Village?
Mostly Houston. A few addresses in the civic club's area are inside Bunker Hill Village, which has its own police, trash hauler and permits, so check the HCAD account's taxing units for any specific home.
Sources: memorialforest.us · memorialforest.us · geocoding.geo.census.gov Checked Oct. 22, 2026
Are Memorial Forest civic club dues mandatory?
Yes. Assessments are mandatory in all sections, can become a lien and carry a 10% annual penalty if unpaid. More than half of the assessment funds the shared constable patrol.
Sources: memorialforest.us · memorialforest.us Checked Oct. 22, 2026
Does buying in Memorial Forest include the pool club?
No. Memorial Forest Club on Memorial Drive is a separate members-only swim and tennis club, and residency does not make you a member.
Sources: memorialforest.us · memorialforestclub.com Checked Oct. 22, 2026
How big a house can I build in Memorial Forest?
The restrictions cap height at 30 feet above the slab and total coverage, including driveways and walks, at 60% of the lot, with 25-foot front setbacks and larger second-story rear setbacks. ACC approval is required before any exterior work.
Sources: memorialforest.us · memorialforest.us Checked Oct. 22, 2026
Can I rent out a Memorial Forest home short term?
No. Leases under six consecutive months are treated as prohibited business use, apart from a short post-closing lease. The city also requires registration for rentals under 30 days.
Sources: memorialforest.us · houstontx.gov Checked Oct. 22, 2026
What are the transfer fees when buying in Memorial Forest?
The civic club lists a $100 transfer fee, and a resale certificate costs $50 if the contract calls for one.
Sources: memorialforest.us Checked Oct. 22, 2026
Available homes
This search uses the MLS subdivision name "MEMORIAL FOREST (Sec 1-4)" in ZIP code 77024, so it can include similarly named sections or miss homes recorded under another plat name; ask us for an exact list.
Listings provided through HAR.com (Houston Association of REALTORS® Information Service); information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Open this search in a new window.
Ask Michael
Questions about Memorial Forest?
Call or text Michael O’Neal at 832-797-3780, or send a note. Michael is a licensed real estate broker, not an attorney, engineer, surveyor, insurance agent or tax adviser; for those questions he will point you to the right professional.
Compare with: Bunker Hill Village · Piney Point Village · Hunters Creek Village · Hedwig Village · Spring Valley Village · Hilshire Village · Fleetwood · Frostwood · All of Memorial
How we researched this page: city, county, school-district, flood-control and association sources, plus HAR.com neighborhood data. Every fact links to the source we opened on Oct. 22, 2026.
For homeowners
Selling a home in Memorial Forest?
Our Memorial Forest seller guide covers HAR market data, what buyers will ask about and what to have ready, plus a free, no-obligation pricing review.
Every neighborhood has its advantages and tradeoffs. Before you buy, let’s talk about what actually matters to you.
Michael O’Neal
Broker | REALTOR® · The Michael O’Neal Group
Keller Williams Realty Northeast
Call or text: 832-797-3780 · themichaelonealgroup.com