Del Webb Opens 670-Home, 55-and-Over Community in Bridgeland

Del Webb, a division of Atlanta-based PulteGroup, has opened Del Webb Bridgeland, the first active adult community for residents age 55 and up in Bridgeland, a master-planned development in Cypress.

The community is planned for 670 homes in Creekland Village, with prices starting in the mid-$400,000s and home sizes ranging from 1,600 to 2,712 square feet. Each home is designed for active adult living, and the community will have a dedicated lifestyle director to support resident programming and activities.

A grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3, at 21606 Denton Creek Drive in Cypress, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and will feature fully furnished model homes.

Planned amenities at Del Webb Bridgeland include a clubhouse with a pool, fitness center, golf simulator, movement studio, and indoor-outdoor pickleball facilities.

Bridgeland, an 11,500-acre development by Howard Hughes Communities, offers a range of housing types including new single-family homes, urban townhomes, build-to-rent houses in the Wingspan neighborhood, and apartments. The town center, Bridgeland Central, is proposed as the site of the Toro District, a mixed-use sports and entertainment district that would be the headquarters and training complex of the Houston Texans.

Del Webb builds new homes designed for pre-retirement and retirees, with programming for residents to connect through shared activities and hobbies. The company was acquired by Pulte in 2001.

In addition to the new Bridgeland community, Del Webb recently opened Del Webb Sugar Land at Ryehill and also builds locally in Del Webb Fulshear and Del Webb in Chambers Creek in Willis. The company has also recently broken ground on Del Webb Sonoma Verde in Rockwall, which is its first community on the east side of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Last year, Del Webb broke ground on Del Webb Austin at Lost Pines in Bastrop, which is its first development in the Austin area in more than 30 years.

Del Webb began developing retirement communities with Sun City in Arizona in the 1960s. Sun City Texas opened in Georgetown in the 1990s and is still actively building homes.