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By Community Impact Staff |

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Atascocita Shores is an Atascocita-area neighborhood within close proximity of shopping and restaurants along the West Lake Houston Parkway corridor. It has access to Hwy. 59 and is less than 10 miles from the George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Build-out year: 2000

Builders include: various builders

Square footage: 2,135-8,291

Home values: $159,000-$524,000

HOA dues (estimated): $500 annually

Amenities: on the shore of Lake Houston with some homes on the water

Property taxes (in dollars):

Humble ISD 1.5200

City of Humble 0.2100

Harris County 0.4200

Harris County Dept. of Education 0.0100

Port of Houston 0.0100

Harris Health System 0.1700

Lone Star College System 0.1100

Harris County Flood Control District 0.0300

Total (per $100 valuation) 2.4800

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