Riverside Terrace

About Riverside Terrace

Located across 288 from the Texas Medical Center and just south of the University of Houston. Riverside Terrace is made up of some Texas sized homes on Texas sized lots. Most of Riverside is zoned to Lockhart Elementary, Roberts Middle School, and Yates High School. Parents will also find some fine charter schools such as DeBakey High School for Health Professions is also nearby.

In the past few years, this neighborhood has started to see some signs of revitalization. Just in the past couple of years, Emancipation Park has undergone a $33MM renovation, and a lot of great new homes have been developed.

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2309 Wentworth Street

4 BEDS • 3.5 BATHS • 3,581 SQ FT

$725,000

4401 Fernwood Drive

3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 2,304 SQ FT

$450,000

5411 Leopold Drive

6 BEDS • 6.5 BATHS • 5,040 SQ FT

$925,000

3620 S Macgregor Way

3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 3,420 SQ FT

$975,000

3212 Milburn Street

4 BEDS • 3.5 BATHS • 2,288 SQ FT

$380,000

3318 Charleston Street

3 BEDS • 2 BATHS • 1,636 SQ FT

$1,800

3703 Griggs Road

3 BEDS • 1.5 BATHS • 1,602 SQ FT

$2,000

3644 B Griggs Road

3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 1,887 SQ FT

$2,400

4401 Fernwood Drive

3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 2,304 SQ FT

$3,000

Riverside Terrace Sales Data

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Q4 2023
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$337.8k

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$337.9k

$293.0k

$274.6k

Demographics

Population by Age Level. Median Age 35.52. Households: 10,560.

In Thousand of Dollars. (Median Income: $41,605)

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Riverside Terrace Schools & Education

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