Trammell Crow, Haseko to Develop Houston Project
First units are set to come online next year.
A joint venture between Trammell Crow Residential and Haseko North America is developing Allora Fallbrook, a 366-unit community in northwest Houston. Construction is set to begin in the following months, with first units scheduled for delivery next year.
Allora Fallbrook will rise in the Jersey Village submarket, along Beltway 8. The property will be close to major employment centers and will have convenient access to the Energy Corridor, downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center.
The community will have efficient floor plans, modern finishes and lifestyle-oriented amenities. The four-story building will feature a mix of one- and two-bedroom floorplans. Common-area amenities are set to include a swimming pool, fitness center, clubhouse and outdoor gathering spaces, as well as surface parking.
Trammel Crow Residential has built more than 291,000 units since its founding in 1948 for a total project cost of about $16.7 billion. In Houston, the company owns more than 3,540 apartments across 11 developments, Yardi Matrix data shows. One of them is Allora Bear Creek, which the firm completed in 2024.
Houston’s steady multifamily pipeline
In 2025, Houston’s multifamily deliveries consisted of 68 communities coming online, according to Yardi Matrix data. These projects totaled 16,339 units. As of February, 113 developments were underway, out of which 73 are set to be completed this year.
Last year, Define Living broke ground on Define Living: Park Row, a 388-unit community within the Energy Corridor submarket. The company acquired the land in August. Clubhouse is scheduled to come online in the fourth quarter of this year, with the residential buildings set to follow shortly after.
