




| Elementary | BLACKSHEAR EL | B |
| Middle | CULLEN MIDDLE | C |
| High | YATES H S CCMR 73% · Grad 81% | B |
Here’s your opportunity to own property in Houston’s historic and rapidly growing Greater Third Ward area. Rich in culture, community, and character, this neighborhood blends deep rooted history with exciting new development. Conveniently located just minutes from Downtown, the Texas Medical Center, Midtown, and the University of Houston, the Greater Third Ward continues to see strong appreciation and revitalization.
| Property Type | Land |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Lot Size (acres) | 0.0189 |
| Lot Size Source | Appraiser |
| Lot Features | Open Lot |
| County | Harris |
| MLS Area Major | 4 |
| MLS Area Minor | University Area |
| Subdivision | George Kulhman |
| Postal Code | 77004 |
| Water Source | Public |
| Sewer | Public Sewer |
| Tax Annual Amount | $444 <small style="color:#6b7280">· from 2025 county roll</small> |
| Tax Year | 2025 (county roll) |
| Tax Rate (est.) | 1.11% |
| Parcel # | 022-139-000-0010 |
| Legal Description | TRS 3D & 4C BLK 11 GEORGE KULHMAN |
| Disclosures | None |
Texas Water Code §49.452 requires districts to publish annual notices with tax rate, bonded indebtedness, and assessed value. Most Harris-area MUDs publish these; a handful managed by Inframark do not.
Request this noticeThe §49.452 notice is the only public document that lists a MUD's exact tax rate, outstanding bond debt, and the assessed value used to compute your taxes — direct from the district, not the MLS. If the district is newer or has more bonds outstanding than its neighbors, your effective tax rate will be higher here than just across the street.
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