Amenities
With over 138,000 residents living in and around Magnolia, businesses have a significant talent pool from which to draw from for their operations. Companies also have a wide assortment of land development options ranging from commercial centers to stand-alone buildings to large undeveloped tracts.
The Magnolia area is far enough removed from the metropolitan hustle and bustle, but still in close proximity to everything you need to remain healthy, happy and connected. As more people and companies have chosen and continue to choose this community for their homes and businesses, the city of Magnolia, along with Montgomery County and other entities, have developed a supporting infrastructure that meets the vital needs of the region.
This year, the greater Magnolia area has seen many new businesses open, including national retailers and eateries. This is proof that Magnolia is growing and this has initiated new initiatives to aggressively market Magnolia as indeed "open for business".
The 2010 U.S. Census shows Magnolia grew 25% in the last decade to 1,400. This year, Magnolia has realized a 50% increase in commercial permits compared to 2010 - and this is just the beginning.
Water and Sewer Utilities:
Magnolia and various companies provide all of the basic municipal offerings expected of an established community - sanitation, water, sewer, cable and other standard services.
Retail Growth:
Real estate construction and new home communities has brought with it a heightened interest from retail establishments and professional service establishments. Magnolia residents have everything they need within a quick walk or drive - from financial services to restaurants, to grocery stores, to major shopping centers. Magnolia has several prime sites to choose from along with proven retail locations available for occupancy.
Police and Fire:
Safety and security of Magnolia residents and businesses is of primary importance to the City. Our residents are well protected and cared for by our own police department and the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Department. Magnolia PD has received several recognitions including its recent ranking in the TOP 10 law enforcement agencies worldwide by the International Associations of Chiefs of Police.
Schools:
The Magnolia Independent School District is the second fastest growing district in the state and has enjoyed a more than 10% growth for each year during the past decade. Covering almost 150 square miles, the district is home to more than 12,000 students receiving quality instruction in eight elementary schools, two sixth grade campuses, two junior high schools and two high schools.
Medical:
Montgomery County residents are fortunate to have access to several top-ranked hospitals in the immediate surrounding communties of Tomball, The Woodlands, and Conroe. Also nearby is the Houston Medical Center, which represents the largest medical district in the world with 45 health care facilities, 21 renowned hospitals, and three medical schools.