Introducing “The Heights” Area’s Newest Community, The Reserve on West 26th - Ryland Homes Announces the Urban Style New Home Series

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ryland Homes Houston (NYSE:RYL) is proud to introduce The Reserve on West 26^th Street, an eclectic new neighborhood near “The Heights” district, one of the most desirable areas to live in the city. Ryland Homes debuts its new Urban Style Series with fresh and flexible floorplans from the $300’s. With several proposed communities in the works, Ryland Homes brings its long-standing commitment to building quality, energy-efficient new homes to the Heights area.

“The Reserve’s location makes it one of the most elite places to live.”

“We’re overwhelmed with excitement to premiere The Reserve on West 26^th Street. The Urban Series idealizes this area’s sense of individuality with its traditional craftsman elevations and edgy, sleek-lined, modern designs,” notes Jay McManus, Vice President of Sales Ryland Homes Houston. “The Reserve’s location makes it one of the most elite places to live.”

With distinctive charm, this gated neighborhood features countless amenities including a natural wooded creek on the property. Just minutes from downtown Houston, the neighborhood offers convenient schools, parks and recreation areas as well as its own library and War World II Memorial. The Urban Style series is new to this area, and through these designs, Ryland Homes seeks to maintain the sense of individuality for which the Heights area is known.

For 45 years, homebuyers have trusted Ryland Homes as a new home builder for truly livable designs, great neighborhoods, outstanding quality and a commitment to complete satisfaction in their new home. With its national strength rooted in local focus and a dedication to building homes that are energy-efficient and a better value to their customers, the dedicated team at Ryland Homes prides itself on a day-to-day commitment to customer satisfaction. Ryland Homes Houston is excited to bring the same guarantee to the Heights area.

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