Fort Bend County is one of the fastest-growing communities in the United States. In January 2004, there were more than 26 planned communities and a total of 26,400 acres under development.

Population demographics for Missouri City (Click for Report) continue to increase. From 1990 to 2000, the population grew 46%, and this increase shows no signs of abating. The population increase brought a high percentage of professional and college educated residents to Missouri City, more then 44.5% of Missouri City's residents have a university education and the median household income for the city is $72,434 per annum and 28.8% of the residents earn in excess of $100,000 per annum. (Click for Table)

With more than 75% of homes in Fort Bend County and Missouri City owner occupied, BELTWAY CROSSING will benefit greatly from the 257,000 people, who it is projected will move into the 26 communities being developed.

Like many suburban communities, the challenge facing Missouri City is to create more meaningful and better paying jobs within the community, reducing the need for many of its citizens to commute to downtown Houston’s Central business District or other commercial areas of the Metroplex.

BELTWAY CROSSING provides such an opportunity, not only will BELTWAY CROSSING provide professional and other highly paid employment, but it will also provide skilled trades and light industrial employment along with expanded service and retail sales opportunities.