Oxland Group opens $25 million Two Step Boulevard in Montgomery County

Oxland Group completed a $25 million road project in Montgomery County that links the Two Step Farm community to Fish Creek Thoroughfare. The new connection is designed to improve access, flood resilience and emergency response while supporting future growth around Two Step Farm.

Why it matters: - The new roadway gives Two Step Farm, nearby residents and commuters a faster link to The Woodlands, Magnolia and Conroe. - The project is designed to improve access for first responders, schoolchildren, hospitals and future development in Montgomery County. - The bridges lift access above the 100-year floodplain, adding a flood mitigation benefit for Two Step Farm and adjacent properties.

What happened: - Oxland Group opened Two Step Boulevard in Montgomery County, Texas, connecting the Two Step Farm master-planned community to Fish Creek Thoroughfare. - The project cost about $25 million. - The roadway spans 1.75 miles and includes three bridges. - The project also included nearly two miles of off-site roadway improvements. - Oxland Group completed the project with Montgomery County.

The details: - The road creates easier access to employment, entertainment, shopping, schools, hospitals and housing across the region. - Montgomery County Commissioner Charlie Riley said the new east-west connection improves safety and convenience for residents, commuters, schoolchildren and first responders. - The bridges were funded by Montgomery County MUD 123. - Improvements at Honea Egypt Road and Two Step Boulevard are intended to support safety and connectivity. - The intersection currently uses stop signs on Two Step Boulevard, while Oxland Group and its engineers evaluate a possible four-way stop. - Two Step Boulevard will also serve as the primary access point to a future Montgomery County park. - Two Step Farm sits north of FM 1488 between I-45 and the Aggie Expressway (TX-249). - The community covers more than 1,800 acres. - At full buildout, Two Step Farm is expected to include more than 4,000 homes. - More information is available at Two Step Farm.

Between the lines: - The road is a classic infrastructure move tied to a master-planned community: it solves current access needs while making later homebuilding and public amenities easier to serve. - The floodplain design suggests the project was built with resilience in mind, not just traffic flow. - The park access point adds another public use case that could increase the road’s long-term importance beyond the residential community.

What's next: - Oxland Group and its engineers are still evaluating whether the Honea Egypt Road and Two Step Boulevard intersection should become a four-way stop. - As Two Step Farm continues to build out, the roadway is positioned to support additional homes and future county facilities.

The bottom line: - Two Step Boulevard is more than a neighborhood road. It is now a key access and resilience upgrade for a fast-growing part of Montgomery County.