Fulshear Village

Featuring a vibrant City Hall, shopping, and dining right on Main Street in Fulshear.

Table of Contents

Siteplan

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Amenities

  • City Hall
  • Restaurants
  • Retail
  • Office
  • Meeting Space
  • Fitness Center
  • Conference Center
  • Media Room
  • Pet Wash Area
  • Dog Park
  • Adjacent City Park
  • Covered Parking

Timetable

Fulshear, Ft. Bend County, Texas

Fulshear, Texas, located in Fort Bend County, characterized by rapid population growth and high levels of affluence, the nation’s fastest-growing affluent suburb.

Fulshear’s city population has seen dramatic growth, rising from just over 1,000 residents in 2010 to an estimated 75,535 in 2025, 22,563 households within a 5-mile area, a 27% annual growth rate, making it the fastest growing wealthy suburb in the U.S.

The intersection of FM 1093 and FM 359 serves as the central hub of Fulshear, Texas.  The region has seen a population surge of 237% since 2020.

Fulshear Demographics

CLARITAS PRIZM Premier Demographic Segments in 1-5 miles

UPPER CRUST -Wealthy Mature w/o Kids

The nation’s most exclusive address, Upper Crust is a haven for wealthy empty-nesting couples over the age of 65. This segment has a high concentration of residents earning $100,000+ a year and many possess a postgraduate degree. They have an opulent standard of living – driving expensive cars, frequenting upscale restaurants, and planning their next tour

NETWORKED NEIGHBORS - Wealthy Older Mostly w/ Kids

Networked Neighbors is a family portrait of suburban wealth, a place of expensive homes and manicured lawns, high-end cars, and ski vacations. This lifestyle is characterized by married couples with children, high technology use, graduate degrees, and six-figure incomes earned by corporate executives, managers, and business professionals.

UP AND COMERS - Upscale Younger Family Mix

Up-and-Comers are younger families, some with children and some just beginning to get married. Found in suburban areas and second cities, these mobile adults, mostly age 25 to 44, are college graduates who travel frequently pleasure and also enjoy using the latest in technology. Many are planning for changes in the near future, including getting married, buying a home, and paying off student loan debt.

MIDLIFE SUCCESS

A Life Stage Group within the Mature Years, featuring affluent, educated, urban/suburban households, often empty-nesters, who are established professionals with disposable income for technology, cultural events (theater, movies, books), leisure activities, and travel, focusing on an active, quality lifestyle rather than raising young kids. They enjoy fine dining, sports (like basketball), enjoy the nightlife, and are savvy tech users who support their local

5 Mile Economic Profile

  • Median Household Income: The median income for this 5-mile radius is $166,836, significantly higher than both the state ($76,292) and Fort Bend County ($113,409). For the city proper, the median income is $178,398.
  • Affluence: Approximately 36% of households in this radius are classified as high-income, while only 4.2% are low-income. The poverty rate is exceptionally low at roughly 2.4%.
  • Home Values: The average home value in the immediate area is approximately $521,157 as of early 2025. 



5 Mile Demographic Composition

  • Zip Code Description: The intersection of FM 1093 and FM 359 is located in Fulshear, Texas (zip code 77441), which is characterized by high levels of affluence, suburban development, and educated professionals. 
  • Race & Ethnicity: The population is predominantly White (approx. 54–60%), followed by Hispanic (approx. 20–22%), Asian (approx. 12–14%), and Black (approx. 6–7%).
  • Age Profile:
      • Median Age: 37.4 years.
      • Children: There are approximately 25,247children (under 18) within the 5-mile radius, making up roughly one-third of the population.
      • Seniors: The older population (65+) accounts for about 7,287 residents.
  • Education: The area is highly educated, with nearly 79% of residents holding a bachelor’s degree or higher (51% Bachelor’s, 28% Graduate).
  • Occupation: The workforce is almost entirely white-collar (99%). 

Development, Design & Construction Team

Architect Land Planner

Johnson Design Group

Warren Johnson

SWA Group

Houston Office

Town Square Development Advisors

Joe Veytia
Warren Johnson
Kris Harris

Bobby Johnson

Tribble Stephens

Van Martin
John Castilla

DNT Construction

Jason Nikkels

Crain Group

Brad Crain

TDI Engineering

Jeff Schindler

Obsidian Mgmt

Kate Good