Find a Houston home that works for you.

Who we help

Buyers come to CGP from a few common starting points: relocating into Houston for work or family, upgrading to a larger home in the same area, looking at new construction in growing communities like Katy or Cypress, or planning a first investment property. The buyer process looks different for each, but the principle is the same: understand the costs and timing before you decide.

Houston market guidance

Houston is several markets. The buyer experience in Cypress is different from Katy, which is different from Spring or Sugar Land. Inventory, price per square foot, school-district boundaries, commute, flood history, and HOA terms all vary. We help you compare them against your priorities. Verify school assignments for a specific address with the district and review district information at txschools.gov.

New construction

Buying new construction in Houston has real upside: new systems, builder warranties, and modern layouts. You also need to review builder contracts that favor the builder, walk-through standards that vary, and conditions attached to incentives. Many builders offer to pay the buyer's agent, and we confirm the builder's terms in writing. We review the written agreement required for your showing or representation, including any compensation, before proceeding. We share our experience with the builders and communities you are considering.

Physician buyers

MD, DO, DDS, and PharmD buyers often plan around a Match Day date, a move from residency to attending, a physician loan, or a custom build near the Texas Medical Center. Hien Le and Juichen Alice Liang work with physician buyers at CGP. Start with Physician Buyers.

Relocation support

If you're moving to Houston from another state or country, we handle the parts that get hard from a distance: virtual tours, neighborhood walk-through videos, school district context, and timing the purchase around your actual move date. Multilingual support (Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese) for clients who prefer it.

Financing preparation

A pre-approval letter isn't the same as financing readiness. We'll walk through how lenders actually look at your file, what might surface in underwriting, and what cash you'll need at closing beyond the down payment. We want you to know what still needs lender approval and what to prepare next.

Homes with rental potential

Looking at a home with rental potential, an ADU possibility, or house-hacking? We can apply a basic investment lens to a home you'd live in: projected cash flow, realistic market rent, and what could make it hard to rent or sell later. If you're a full investor, our Invest page goes deeper.

What it costs

For covered Texas residential transactions, a written agreement is required before we show you a property, or before we present an offer if there is no showing. That agreement states the amount or rate of compensation the broker will receive and how it is determined. Broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. A seller or builder may agree to pay some or all of it, but that is negotiated, not automatic. We walk you through it before you sign, including what you could owe if another party does not cover the agreed amount.