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About us
On behalf of the Quail Run C.I.A., welcome to our website.  The Quail Run C.I.A. was formed as a means of assuring the continued maintenance and upkeep of the Quail Run subdivision.  Quail Run is a deed restricted suburban neighborhood located in Missouri City, Texas.  We are in a designated area known as Fort Bend-Houston.  The amenities in our neighborhood include a large community center which houses several rental event rooms, a kitchen and bathrooms, a conference room, a exercise room, and gym.  Our outdoor amenities include a pool, two parks and a tennis court.  Our community center is available for rental to both residents and non-residents.

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Neighboring
Our neighborhood is conveniently located near two tollways - the Fort Bend Tollway and the Beltway 8 Tollway.  We are also located near HWY 288 and the 610 freeway with easy access to both Almeda Road (FM 521) and South Main (US 90a).  Easily accessible also is the First Colony Mall and the Pearland Town Center.  Our neighborhood has quick access to numerous medical facilities and clinics such as Sugarland's Memorial Herman and Pearland Medical Center.  We are also surrounded by numerous Fort Bend and City of Houston parks such as Roane, Buffalo Run, Hunters Glen and Blueridge Park. For the active individuals we have a Hunters Glen 3.25 jogging and walking trail.

Security & Education
For security and safety purposes our neighborhood is protected by private security cameras as well as the Houston Police Department, the Precinct 2 Constable's office and the Houston Fire Department.  Our children attend schools in the Fort Bend Independent School District (FBISD).  The Houston Community College of Missouri City Campus is also located nearby.

Deed Restrictions
Quail Run is a family friendly neighborhood comprised of 995 homes.  It is governed by recorded deed restrictions.  These Deed restrictions were put into place by the builders to ensure that the community could provide use limitations, the determination and collection of annual maintenance fees, and to outline the duties and responsibilities to both the Association as well as each Homeowner.  The Association collects annual Maintenance Fees from the Homeowners to cover the costs of Amenity utilities, pool, park and landscape maintenance, long-term repair costs, and the renovation and replacement of assets as needed.