Are yards well-kept in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 76% of users say yards are well-kept

Is parking easy in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 75% of users say parking is easy

Is a car needed in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 75% of users say car is needed

Is Northside Village, Houston, TX dog-friendly?

As of early 2026, 74% of users say it's dog friendly

Does Northside Village, Houston, TX show holiday spirit?

As of early 2026, 70% of users say there's holiday spirit

Do residents of Northside Village, Houston, TX plan to stay at least 5 years?

As of early 2026, 66% of users say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

Is Northside Village, Houston, TX walkable to restaurants?

As of early 2026, 61% of users say it's walkable to restaurants

Does Northside Village, Houston, TX have sidewalks?

As of early 2026, 60% of users say there are sidewalks

Is Northside Village, Houston, TX walkable to grocery stores?

As of early 2026, 57% of users say it's walkable to grocery stores

Do kids play outside in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 56% of users say kids play outside

Is Northside Village, Houston, TX quiet?

As of early 2026, 50% of users say it's quiet

Are neighbors friendly in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 47% of users say neighbors are friendly

Are the streets well-lit in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 46% of users say streets are well-lit

Would people walk alone at night in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 41% of users say people would walk alone at night

Is there wildlife in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 34% of users say there's wildlife

Are there community events in Northside Village, Houston, TX?

As of early 2026, 27% of users say there are community events

Is Houston a buyer's or seller's market?

Houston is currently a balanced market, based on recent for-sale activity.

What's the median sale price in Houston?

The median sale price in Houston is $316K. That is up $6.67K from the prior month.

What do residents say about the Northside Village neighborhood?

Residents describe the Northside Village neighborhood in Houston, TX as well-kept, easy to park in, and dog-friendly. Most residents say you need a car. See recently sold homes in Northside Village, Houston .

What are the closest schools to 3606 Moore St?

The closest schools to 3606 Moore St in Houston, TX are Looscan Elementary School (Pre-K, rated 6/10), Marshall Middle School (rated 7/10), Northside High School (rated 5/10).

OFF MARKET

$311,300

Tax assessed value

1 Bed
560 sqft

3606 Moore St, Houston, TX 77009

Northside Village

Home Value

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Comparable sales

These are recently sold homes that have a similar location or other similar features to this home, like bedrooms, bathrooms, and square footage. Get a sense of the expected prices in the area by viewing these homes.

Address	Distance	Property Type	Sold Price	Sold Date	Bed	Bath	Sqft
1913 Elysian St, Houston, TX	1.15	Lot/Land	-	09/11/25	3	-	1,152
5405 Gold St, Houston, TX	1.29	Lot/Land	-	01/29/26		-	2,490
2710 Conti St, Houston, TX	1.84	Lot/Land	-	09/11/25	3	1	1,135
607 Melwood Street, Houston, TX	0.81	Lot/Land	-	10/03/25		-	-
2817 Daun Street, Houston, TX	1.10	Lot/Land	-	07/23/26		-	-
3901 Wayne St, Houston, TX	2.02	Lot/Land	-	10/28/25		-	9,585
3213 Delia Street, Houston, TX	1.36	Lot/Land	-	07/31/26		-	-
4709 Russell LOT 41, Houston, TX	1.75	Lot/Land	-	02/19/26		-	-
4231 Gibson St, Houston, TX	3.19	Lot/Land	-	02/23/26	3	-	1,100
3511 Farmer St, Houston, TX	1.96	Lot/Land	-	10/08/25		-	-

Nearby home prices

Get a sense of expected prices in the area by checking the value of nearby homes.

Address	Distance	Price	Bed	Bath	Sqft	Status
3614 Billingsley Street, Houston, TX 77009	0.12	$269,800	3	2	1,540	Off Market
3608 Billingsley St, Houston, TX 77009	0.12	$354,900	4	2	1,560	Off Market
935 Bunton St, Houston, TX 77009	0.13	$465,000	3	2.5	1,848	For Sale
3908 Billingsley Street, Houston, TX 77009	0.20	$423,900	2	3	1,272	Off Market
3422 Elser St, Houston, TX 77009	0.14	$339,000	3	2.5	1,599	For Sale
1115 Bunton St, Houston, TX 77009	0.19	$315,000	3	3	1,637	For Sale
1013 Erin St #S, Houston, TX 77009	0.24	$329,990	3	3.5	1,978	For Sale
1013 Erin St #U, Houston, TX 77009	0.24	$669,990	3	4	3,956	For Sale
1013 Erin St #V, Houston, TX 77009	0.24	$329,990	3	3.5	1,978	For Sale
3808 Cochran St, Houston, TX 77009	0.25	$280,000	4	2	1,600	For Sale
3415 Cochran St, Houston, TX 77009	0.23	$640,000	7	5	2,772	For Sale
3810 Cochran St, Houston, TX 77009	0.26	$260,000	4	2	1,600	For Sale

Local Information

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Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
Shop & Eat

-- mins to

Commute Destination

Home Highlights

Property Type

Lot/Land

Year Built

1991

Living Area

560 sqft

About this House

Builder/Investor Delight! Houston's up and coming neighborhood! Build your dream home or build two homes on this lot. This location is just north of downtown, south of Lindale Park and east of The Heights so the location is perfect. It gives you easy access to 45, I-10, 610 and 59, and light-rail is just a few blocks away. Parks, restaurants and so many more interesting establishments are in close proximity. There is a small garage apartment on the property. The garage apartment can generate more rental income or give you a place to stay during construction.

3606 Moore St, Houston, TX 77009 is a 1 bedroom, 560 sqft lot/land in Northside Village, built in 1991. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate rent is $1,150/month.

Home Details for 3606 Moore St

Interior Features
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility Stories: 2
Interior Details Number of Rooms: 2

Property Information
Year Built Year Built: 1991Year Updated: 1991
Property Type / Style Property Type: Lot LandArchitecture: traditional

Exterior Features
Exterior Home Features DeckExterior: Cement ConcreteFoundation Type: Slab
Parking & Garage Parking: Carport

Community
Units in Building: 1

Lot Information
Lot Area: 8276 sqft

Price and Tax history

Date	Event	Price
Jul 27, 2023 Source: HAR #25055057	ListingRemoved
May 22, 2023 Source: HAR #25055057	Pending	$287,500
Apr 13, 2023 Source: HAR #25055057	PriceChange	$287,500 Price decreased by 4%
Mar 17, 2023 Source: HAR #25055057	PriceChange	$299,000 Price decreased by 8%
Feb 21, 2023 Source: HAR #25055057	PriceChange	$325,000 Price decreased by 8%
Dec 10, 2022 Source: HAR #25055057	Listed For Sale	$354,500
Nov 29, 2022 Source: HAR #16508301	ListingRemoved
Oct 7, 2022 Source: HAR #16508301	PriceChange	$350,000 Price decreased by 7%
Aug 26, 2022 Source: HAR #16508301	Listed For Sale	$375,000

Year	Property tax	Tax assessment
2025	$6,616	$311,300

Additional Cost

Market trends in Houston

Last updated July 2026

Avg. sale price

$316K

$6.67KMoM

Sale-to-List Price

98.2%

Price per sq ft

$161

$2MoM

Available listings

13162

241MoM

Around this home

Looscan Elementary School
PK-5
Public
227 Students
Houston Independent School District
6/10
GreatSchools Rating
Parent Rating Average
When I attended Looscan Elementary I felt like I belonged, that I would become something of myself. When I graduated 5th grade during 2020, although it was online they still tried their hardest to make sure I learned in every way shape or form. Thank you Looscan for the memories, sincerely, Jacoby Soto.
Other Review
1y ago
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Neighborhood Overview

Northside Village

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What Locals Say about Northside Village

At least 116 Trulia users voted on each feature.

76 % Say yards are well-kept
75 % Say parking is easy
75 % Say car is needed
74 % Say it's dog friendly
70 % Say there's holiday spirit
66 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
61 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
60 % Say there are sidewalks
57 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
56 % Say kids play outside
50 % Say it's quiet
47 % Say neighbors are friendly
46 % Say streets are well-lit
41 % Say people would walk alone at night
34 % Say there's wildlife
27 % Say there are community events

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.

Tescareno67
Resident
1y ago
"downtown Houston where local events take place, morning in the immediate area, unless it's at the local school."
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Valmtz76
Resident
3y ago
"Nice place, new management is good & maintenance is usually very quick to repair or replace any issues. I rate a 8 out of 10 but overall satisfied with my stay here. "
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Trulia User
Resident
4y ago
"This neighborhood is very transitional and there are areas of new construction with other areas that still need restoring. The location is great for access to all the major freeways. There are no deals but property values are increasing. "
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Prev. Resident
5y ago
"People love to walk their dogs in the Greater Heights. I never had to get a Dog because I could just love everyone else’s. The Heights is the most sought out area for a reason! It’s absolutely perfect. Being a transplant from Alabama, I’m no stranger to small towns, but honestly it’s like a big city with a small town vibe! The Heights is one of Houston’s greatest treasures. I’m excited to see how the up-an-coming Independent Heights will fair. I personally think it’s potential is limitless, if the LGBTQ Community got together and bought property as a group, then it could be the New Montrose. Just food for thought, either way it’s going to be epic! I am currently looking to buy 4 lots in the Independent Heights. Making 3 duplexes with garage apartments. Trying to keep the architecture up to date with the style. American Town Houses. New Orleans style inspired. "
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Prev. Resident
5y ago
"I Love the variety of stores to shop from clothes to food to trinkets to coffee shops. Neighbors are friendly or mind their own. 4 out of 5 stars. "
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Javonte .
Resident
6y ago
"I would say it’s easy to commute with public transportation there is a coach bus service station not far and I take bus for vacations as well "
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Zoeeansell
Resident
6y ago
"I rent in the Northside. Definitely an upward trending zip code. Still has some rough spots. Lots of stray dogs, not well maintained roads, loud neighbors. Not quite residential yet "
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Eastgenerallimited
Resident
7y ago
"Edgy, but peaceful with friendly neighbors, large yards, charming mid-century architecture , downtown views and well connected. Buy now before The Woodlands and Kingwood millenials start their gentrifying march on over!"
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The King of Cochran
Resident
7y ago
"Edgy, but peaceful and very green with large yards, friendly neighbors, downtown views and super connected. Buy now before the rest of The Woodlands and Kingwood millenials make their march on over. "
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Maria P.
Resident
7y ago
"In all reality this is the HOOD. Juan Flores was brutally murdered here on his way home from school and hits murderer has yet to be brought to justice. You've got a homeless shelter, a handful of halfway houses for newly released criminals of different kinds, drug dealers and what comes with that (prostitution, theft, squatting, gang violence in and out of the schools), oh and its walking distance from 3 jailhouses & a federal prison, it's a dangerous place. Gentrification will only take care of one of those issues. "
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Kellyregan00
Resident
7y ago
"Metro rail is nearby and my primary means of transportation at this time. It is easy, predictable, and reliable 95% of the time (exception being when debris is on the rail)."
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Aurora D. L. G.
Resident
7y ago
"The area has improved, but the metro rail was the worst thing that could happen to the area, the city for that matter."
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Aurora D. L. G.
Resident
7y ago
"Even though the area is not known as the safest, I haven’t had to worry about the safety of my property, my family or me. It’s very calm. The metro rail looks nice, it may be the slowest mean of mass transportation in history, and the biggest obstruction of traffic, in the city, but at least it looks nice. "
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AD
Resident
7y ago
"I wouldn’t go out at night to walk my dog, unless I was accompanied by a friend or family member. This area is not the safest. "
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Ana f.
Resident
8y ago
"My block is pretty quiet and calm but some neighbors are loud and take up the street when having parties so there's no where to park."
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Julie M.
Resident
8y ago
"Quiet neighborhood to live in. Neighbors tend to talk to one another, and invite their grandkids to play dates "
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nesco1
11y ago
"Entertainment is only 15 min away - theater district; Metrorail was just built and in service now takes you directly through downtown and Med center; usually no traffic to med center in the am because of all the traffic being outside of the 610 loop.. "
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elisesoyza
12y ago
"Quickly becoming revitalized with the metro train to downtown Houston just 2 blocks away, this quaint neighborhood is quiet with a large yard."
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Frequently asked questions about 3606 Moore St

Is Houston a buyer's or seller's market?
Houston is currently a balanced market, based on recent for-sale activity.
What's the median sale price in Houston?
The median sale price in Houston is $316K. That is up $6.67K from the prior month.
What do residents say about the Northside Village neighborhood?
Residents describe the Northside Village neighborhood in Houston, TX as well-kept, easy to park in, and dog-friendly. Most residents say you need a car. See recently sold homes in Northside Village, Houston.
What are the closest schools to 3606 Moore St?
The closest schools to 3606 Moore St in Houston, TX are Looscan Elementary School (Pre-K, rated 6/10), Marshall Middle School (rated 7/10), Northside High School (rated 5/10).