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Minimum residential lot size dispute heats up in a Texas county

Summary by HousingWire
A battle has brewed over residential lot sizes in Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott signed a law last year reducing them in the state’s biggest cities. Since the law didn’t apply statewide, Montgomery County, which abuts Houston, is trying again to increase its lot sizes after doing so last March. County planners say the increase this time is needed to correct a clerical error in the size approved in March 2025. Bigger lots mean bigger, higher-priced…
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HousingWire broke the news in on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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