WOODCREEK RESERVE RAISES OVER $6,000 FOR KATY
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL
Pictured left to right: Andreza Ndinofinaa, Armando Alvarez, Sarah Kelley, Kris Abraham, Ashley Barton, Robin Cashman, Troy Maxwell, Heather Slavens, Robert Anthony, Natalie Howe, Kaitlyn Stobb, Jessica Schuck, and Ryan Beckendorff.
WoodCreek Reserve raised $6,439 for the Katy High School Student Council during its 2008 Custom Showcase of Homes. Katy High School students volunteered and worked at the 10 day showcase in exchange for the showcase proceeds. Over 2,200 people attended the event, which ran from April 10 - 21 and showcased seven custom homes in the new, gated section of WoodCreek Reserve; the Estates of WoodCreek.
The student council will use the money raised to attend a week long Leadership Camp this summer at Trinity University. “We were very excited to help with this event,” according to Katy High School’s Robin Cashman. “It was a great way to raise money for the kids.”
REBECCA MCCORMICK OF KATY WINS GRAND PRIZE DRAWING
FOR 2008 CUSTOM SHOWCASE OF HOME
Rebecca McCormick of Katy won the $1,500 grand prize drawing held during the 2008 WoodCreek Custom Showcase of Homes. Pictured with her finance Mike Masse (left) and Sales Manager, John Newsom, Rebecca is getting married in June and said the prize was a terrific early wedding gift!
WOODCREEK RESERVE NAMED KATY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2007 BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Pictured left to right:
Texas Senator Glenn Hegar
Texas Representative Bill Callegari
Troy and Kari Maxwell
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett
Texas Representative John Zerwas
WoodCreek Reserve has been selected by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce as 2007 Business of the Year. Planning began for this premier master-planned community located in the city of Katy in 1999, and today, hundreds of families call WoodCreek Reserve their home.
J. Troy Maxwell founded WoodCreek Development Co. with Larry Boudloche in order to pursue development opportunities for residential, commercial, industrial, office and recreational interests.
WoodCreek Reserve a 500-acre residential and commercial high-end project in Katy, Texas. Homes are being built by Trendmaker Homes, Emerald Homes, and David Powers Homes, KB Martha Stewart, and seven custom builders. Homes start in the $300,000’s and escalate to over $1 million. The community includes two on-site schools; WoodCreek Elementary, which opened in August of 2007, and WoodCreek Middle School, which will open in August 2008.
Mr. Maxwell assembled the original investor group that purchased the land that is now known as WoodCreek Reserve, a $300 million dollar development. Since this property’s acquisition in 1996-98, he has been responsible for all land management activities.
Mr. Maxwell is a member of Grand Lakes Presbyterian Church, where he headed up the capital campaign to build the church’s facility. He is Vice Chairman of the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce for 2008, which he has been a member of since 2000 and on the board for since 2006. He is on the board and a founding member of the Katy Economic Development Council; a board member of the Ft. Bend Economic Development Council; a member of the Greater Houston Builders Association and a member of the West Houston Association.
In 2003 and 2004, WoodCreek Reserve was a major sponsor of the Katy American Heart Walk. In 2004, the event was held at WoodCreek Reserve.
In addition to developing WoodCreek Reserve, WoodCreek Development Company is involved in many other residential and commercial development projects. The company is developing Crown Ranch in Magnolia, a 4,200 acre master-planned acreage community. Mr. Maxwell recently purchased 86 acres at the southwest corner of I-10 and Pin Oak Road for a retail and office development. Also, Mr. Maxwell recently purchased 7.3 acres in Park Ten for a new 300,000 square foot two office building project call The Reserve at Park Ten.
Mr. Maxwell has recently been one of the general partners of Willow Lake Apartments in Katy, a 336 unit class A project. Willow Lake, developed over two phases, has stabilized with a 95% occupancy rate. He also has recently purchased another 2000-acres north of the City of Katy (KISD) for future development purposes. The Reserve at Monterrey Oaks will include an existing airport and may include a golf course and approximately over 3,000 homes and over 200 acres of commercial development.
WoodCreek Reserve and its development team are truly committed in every way to ensuring that Katy is the very best place to live, work and play.
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