Healthcare & Housing

College Station is emerging as one of Texas’ premier centers for health sciences, medical education, and regional healthcare delivery. Anchored by Texas A&M Health and major healthcare systems, the community combines world-class talent development, cutting-edge research, and specialized patient care to serve a rapidly growing region. 

CHI St. Joseph Health has a 310-bed hospital and a Level II Trauma Center in Bryan and was named one of America’s Best Hospitals in 2020. CHI St. Joseph also recently acquired a large medical center in College Station, where they have moved their labor and delivery services. CHI St. Joseph extends its strong presence throughout the Brazos Valley with smaller clinics that provide medical care to rural communities.

Baylor Scott & White, the most extensive non-profit healthcare system in Texas, operates a 143-bed hospital in the geographic heart of College Station. Along with a modern medical office building, Baylor Scott & White boasts a nationally accredited chest pain center, a Level III trauma center, and receives exceptionally high ratings for outstanding patient experience by Healthgrades.com.

College Station offers a diverse and growing housing market with options for students, professionals, and families. From established neighborhoods to new master-planned communities, residents benefit from a strong local economy, continued residential investment, and average home values around $350,000.

Savannah Oaks: A New Chapter of Growth
The recently announced Savannah Oaks represents the largest planned development in College Station's history. The 1,266-acre community will feature approximately 2,688 single-family homesites, additional housing options, more than 285 acres of parks and open space, and a 162-acre mixed-use district. With a projected $1.6 billion to $2.05 billion in new taxable value, Savannah Oaks highlights the city's continued growth and investment in quality of life.