Seated in Fort Bend County, Rosenberg is a small Texan town adjacent to Houston. Once a major shipping center in the railroad industry, Rosenberg has modernized while retaining its locomotive past. Centering on this history is the Rosenberg Railroad Museum, which hosts over 60 operational trains. Miniature trains are ridden during the museum’s annual Railfest.
The Historic Downtown area of Rosenberg is enough to inspire a re-location. Hailing as the first and single state-designated Cultural District in the Fort Bend County area, downtown Rosenberg is home to a flourishing art scene. Along with the art pieces, which are displayed throughout the district, Historic Downtown is home to theatres, a wine bar, restaurants and of course, the Rosenberg Railroad Museum.
Anyone hoping to get back to nature should visit the Seabourne Creek Nature Park. Occupying roughly 165 acres, the park’s coastal terrain is teeming with wetlands, prairies and thick-wooded areas. The park’s trails are perfect for walking, hiking or biking. Visitors can have a picnic or celebration in the park’s gazebo. Fishing for bass in the park’s lake is also quite popular.
Close to Seabourne Creek Nature Park is the Rosenberg Civics Center. The entire structure covers 16,000 square feet. Social and corporate functions are held within the walls of this versatile site. The main hall, which stretches to 5,900 square feet, can be split into two smaller rooms. Additionally, the center has three breakout rooms, an impressive multi-media room, a boardroom and a catering kitchen.
Despite the town’s history, logistics is not the leading industry. Rosenberg is home to several major companies in the utilities, education and manufacturing fields. The city’s top employers include famous companies like Frito-Lay, Inc. Southern Bell Telephone is another top Rosenberg employer. The biggest employer in town, however, is Lamar CISD.
From single-family homes to large manors, the houses in Rosenberg come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Many of the homes are near amenities such as basketball courts, schools, parks, tennis courts and nearby shopping. Prices range from as low as $171,000 to as high as $409,000. Some of the larger homes cover nearly 4,000 square feet while some of the smallest houses cover as much as 1,300 square feet.
For a Southwest experience packed with art and history, Rosenberg can’t be beat. Let NewHomeSource be your guide for finding a home in this historic city.
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Market Overview: New Construction in Rosenberg, TX
Here is a quick overview of housing developments in Rosenberg, as well as the new construction outlook for new build homes in Rosenberg:
| City | Rosenberg |
| State | Texas |
| Metro Area | Houston |
| Subdivisions | 236 |
| Quick Move in Homes | 1,415 |
| Homes Under Construction | 1,073 |
| Starting Price | $116,450 |
| Average Price | $368,851 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $155 |
| Home Builders | 44 |
| Builders in Rosenberg | - M/I Homes
- Brightland Homes
- D.R. Horton
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Customizable Options in Rosenberg
| Floor Plans Available | 2,557 |
| Bedroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Bathroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Square Footage Range | 631 to 8,251 sq/ft. |
