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    77010 Is The Place To Live

    The nation's second wealthiest ZIP code is in an unlikely Houston neighborhood

    Barbara Kuntz
    Barbara Kuntz
    Dec 15, 2014 | 3:04 pm

    The second wealthiest ZIP code in the nation isn't in River Oaks or one of the Memorial area villages.

    Instead, a small area of downtown Houston lays claim to that lofty status, according to a recent study by a real estate blog.

    The next time Hollywood is looking for an upscale location for a series, instead of 90210, perhaps they should look to 77010.

    Movoto's report shows that residents living in 77010 made an average per capita income of $212,325, based on information pulled from the Census' American Community Survey for 2008 to 2012. That ZIP code area includes Discovery Green and the George R. Brown Convention Center, with boundaries of Highway 59 to the south, Polk Street to the west, Fannin Street to the north and Rusk Street to the east.

    We're guessing that the 77010 ZIP scored so high on the tony list because a) not many people live there, and b) those who do live in pricey highrises. The two main residential towers in the area are One Park Place, a rental tower overlooking Discovery Green, and Four Seasons Place, attached to the Four Seasons Hotel, which offers condos for sale with hotel-quality amenities.

    The Four Seasons Hotel Houston, located at 1300 Lamar S., converted 64 units in the mid-1980s for short- and long-term leasing or even purchase. CultureMap featured unit 3707 in the tower with private entrance at 1111 Caroline St. it the ongoing On the Market series. Designed by renowned architect William F. Stern, the 4,776-square-foot penthouse on the 30th floor was originally listed at $4.6 million and is still on the market at a reduced price of $3,850,000.

    One Park Place, located at 1400 McKinney St. and developed by The Finger Companies, boasts 24-hour, five-star concierge services and a one acre resort-style pool. Occupants also enjoy a private entrance to Phoenicia Specialty Foods and MKT Bar Cafe.

    So the next time Hollywood is looking for an upscale location for a series, instead of 90210, perhaps they should look to 77010.

    Movoto's ranking of 32,420 ZIP codes reveals the other richest ZIP codes in its top 10 list. These incredibly well-off areas are:

    1. 21056, Gibson Island, Md.
    2. 77010, Houston
    3. 04642, Harborside, Maine
    4. 94528, Diablo, Calif.
    5. 99510, Anchorage
    6. 08248, Strathmere, N.J.
    7. 10007, New York
    8. 19316, Brandamore, Penn.
    9. 02110, Boston
    10. 49717, Tuscarora Township, Mich.

    The only other Texas city to make it to the top 50 wealthiest ZIP codes is Farnsworth up in the Panhandle, coming it at 31 with an average per capita income of $118,870.

    Boundary map for ZIP code 77010.

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    Boundary map for ZIP code 77010.
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    Twin tower retail and residential high-rises break ground in Upper Kirby

    Holly Beretto
    Apr 15, 2026 | 3:30 pm
    Tower of 2811 Kirby and The Lily River Oaks
    Photo courtesy SLC
    2811 Kirby and The Lily River Oaks is a multiuse space including offices, restaurants and retail, and luxury living.

    Houston’s newest mixed-use development broke ground this week, as Nashville-based Southern Land Company (SLC) launched its latest project, a new luxury mixed-use destination in Houston's prestigious Upper Kirby district.

    Fashioned as two buildings on one property, 2811 Kirby Drive and The Lily River Oaks sit between West Alabama Street and Westheimer Road. In press materials, Southern describes the project as "a design-forward, complementary development that will further enhance one of Houston's most distinguished areas."

    Two towers anchor the project’s 953,000 square feet, rising from a shared parking podium that will feature approximately 15,000 square feet of ground-level restaurant space.

    The Lily River Oaks is a 38-story apartment tower featuring 331 rental residences, including 18 penthouses. Future residents will enjoy amenities such as a rooftop indoor and outdoor spaces and a seventh-floor garden deck. The seventh floor will also include a residential spa, guest suites, and a fitness center available to both residents and office tenants.

    Meanwhile, 2811 Kirby, the project’s 10-story tower, offers four stories of Class AA office space totaling approximately 107,000 square feet. Stream Realty Partners, the firm partnering with SLC on the project, is leading leasing efforts for the office space.

    "After meticulous planning and preparation, we are excited to break ground on a one-of-a-kind mixed-use community," said Tim Downey, SLC founder and CEO, in a release. "Today marks an important milestone in our mission to deliver a landmark destination where locals and visitors can live, work, and gather, and that exemplifies SLC’s hallmark standard of extraordinary placemaking."

    2811 Kirby and The Lily River Oaks mark the latest expansion of SLC's growing Texas portfolio, which includes Tucker Hill, a single-family community in McKinney; Lunaroya, a single-family community in Dripping Springs; and Deco, a 27-story luxury mixed-use community in downtown Fort Worth. They’ve also developed and sold mixed-use and multifamily properties in Plano, Dallas, Keller, and Allen.

    Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) is the new development’s architect and interior designer; Kimley-Horn helms its civil engineering; and DeSimone Consulting Engineering leads the structural engineering. SLC is the leading landscape architecture and horticulture for the project.

    Construction is slated for completion in 2028.

    Tower of 2811 Kirby and The Lily River Oaks

    Photo courtesy SLC

    2811 Kirby and The Lily River Oaks is a multiuse space including offices, restaurants and retail, and luxury living.

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