16327 San Mateo Dr is a rental building in Fort Bend, Houston. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
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Houston · March 2026
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Nuisance On Property
Nuisance On Property - 2500213768 - 16327 SAN MATEO DR — Nuisance On Property
Dangerous Building — extreme weeds, above roof, old tires, human waste, old tires in middle of subdivision main street. House owned by millio
Nuisance On Property
Nuisance On Property
Nuisance On Property — Vacant
Nuisance On Property — six foot weeds on condemned property that's not secure. Homeless people annoying neighbors
Nuisance On Property — Vacant home -hi weeds and grass
Nuisance On Property — Vacant and open high weeds, notice expired
Dangerous Building — Vacant house-open doors , hi weeds n grass, trash n debris
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A vacant building, regardless of its structural condition, that has been unsecured for more than seven days (which days need not be consecutive) in any thirty-day period; — Ord: 10-371(a)(8)
A vacant building, regardless of its structural condition, that has been unsecured for more than seven days (which days need not be consecutive) in any thirty-day period; — Ord: 10-371(a)(8)
A property with a condition causing a building to be unfit for human occupancy or causing a danger to the public health, safety, or welfare. — Ord: 10-371(a)(12)
A vacant building, regardless of its structural condition, that has been unsecured for more than seven days (which days need not be consecutive) in any thirty-day period; — Ord: 10-371(a)(8)
A building with a part not properly attached so that the part may fall on or otherwise injure occupants of the building or members of the public; — Ord: 10-371(a)(4)
The Fort Bend corridor south of Beltway 8 — a suburban area straddling the Houston/Fort Bend County line with newer developments, affordable homes, and access to Sugar Land amenities.