Your Super Neighborhood at a glance:

Westbury would have been a fairly typical large suburban development when it was built in the 1950s and 1960s, except that it was built around a highly untypical shopping district, Westbury Square. The Square featured winding pedestrian streets built in 19th century style and lined with interesting shops, including a glass blower, a candle shop and an old fashioned ice cream parlor. The surrounding homes are in styles typical for middle class homes of that time. More expensive homes are located in the north in Park West; less expensive are found in Westbury South. Although these single family homes are still well maintained, Westbury Square is now a shadow of its former glory, and many of the apartment complexes found on the southern edges of the community are in poor repair.

• Houston City Council District C
• Houston Independent School District (3 public schools)
• 2,368 acres (3.7 sq. miles)
• Super Neighborhood demographics
• Land Use Map for this Super Neighborhood