1960 – 1979
| 1960s | Brookhollow Business Park, a planned, commercial development is created and developed by the principals of Wolff Companies during the late 1960s. |
| 1970 | Wolff, Morgan and Company founded in Houston, TX |
| 1970 | Acquisition of two properties totaling 97 acres in the first year |
| 1970 | Creation of Beltway Business Park |
| 1971 | Beltway Business Park’s first sale (Brittmore Park – 52 acres) |
| 1972 | First acquisition in Park 10; first acquisition in Westway Park. |
| 1973 | Park 10’s first sale to Pullman-Kellogg, a predecessor to Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR) (14 acres) |
| 1979 | David S. Wolff co-founds the West Houston Association |
Brookhollow Business Park
Beltway Business Park
Park 10
Pullman-Kellogg
1980 – 1989
| 1980 | Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects Distinguished Achievement Award for Park 10 |
| 1981 | Acquisition of Interwood land (414 acres) |
| 1982 | Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects’ Silver Honor Award for Wolff, Morgan & Company |
| 1983 | Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce’s Monthly Beautification Award for Interwood |
| 1983 | High water mark for Houston real estate boom; company sales reach $27M |
| 1984 | The Park People Inc. Greater Houston Area Annual Award to David S. Wolff |
| 1984 | Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects’ Distinguished Achievement Award for Interwood |
| 1984 | Texas Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects’ Merit Award for Interwood |
| 1984 | City of Houston Landscaping Award to David S. Wolff |
| 1985 | Company evolves to Wolff Companies |
| 1987 | Sale of 90 acres to US Postal Service in Interwood; company thrives despite turmoil in Houston real estate market due to depressed oil prices drop and S&L crisis |
| 1988 | Texas Forest Service & The Texas Urban Forestry Council’s Certificate of Merit: Developer /Landscape Architect Category – Wolff Companies |
| 1988 | North Houston Association Compass Award for David W. Hightower |
| 1989 | David L. Lane joins company |
Interwood
Interwood
City of Houston Landscaping Award to David S. Wolff
US Postal Service in Interwood
1991 – 1999
| 1991 | Westway’s first sale (Shell Oil – 1.3 acres) marks the beginning of the land business rebound in Houston |
| 1995 | Wolff Companies celebrate 25th Anniversary |
| 1995 | Acquisition of Westlake |
| 1996 | First and final sale in Westlake (sold 5 parcels in one year) |
| 1998 | Acquisition of First Crossing (65 acres) |
| 1998 | Acquisition of Ten Oaks (83 acres), in Houston’s Energy Corridor |
| 1999 | First Crossing’s first sale (Wal-Mart – 24 acres) |
Westway Park
Westlake Development
First Crossing
Ten Oaks
Walmart at First Crossing
2000 – 2009
| 2000 | First Crossing sells 17 acres to Sam’s Club |
| 2000 | Westway sale of 8.7 acres to Cooper Cameron |
| 2001 | The Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Award Finalist for Westway Park |
| 2002 | The Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Award Finalist for Westway Park |
| 2004 | Westway sale of 11 acres to BJ services |
| 2004 | Keep Houston Beautiful Mayor’s Proud Partners Awards, Honorable Mention for Carolyn H. Wolff Park |
| 2004 | First Crossing’s final sale (8.5 acres to Kelsey Seybold/Transwestern) |
| 2004 | Ten Oaks’ sale to Texas Children’s Hospital (54.9 acres) |
| 2005 | Elizabeth Wolff Rogers, daughter of founder, joins the family company as Development Associate |
| 2005 | West Houston Association Impact Award for David S. Wolff |
| 2005 | Acquisition of Liendo Park (70.5 acres), beginning our westward expansion |
| 2006 | Carolyn Wolff Dorros, daughter of founder, joins the family company as Finance Associate |
| 2006 | Acquisition of Gates Ranch (514 acres) |
| 2007 | Westway’s final sale (13.5 acres to DNA Partners) |
| 2008 | Scenic Houston Scenic Star Award for Westway Park |
| 2009 | Houston Business Journal’s Lifetime Achievement Award to David S. Wolff |
| 2009 | Gates Ranch’s first family-farm sale (95 acres) |
Sam’s Club
Cooper Cameron
BJ Services
Carolyn Wolff Park
Kelsey Seybold
Texas Children’s Hospital
Liendo Park
Gates Ranch
GE Oil & Gas
Westway Park
ULI Development of Distinction finalist
2010 – 2019
| 2010 | Houston West Chamber of Commerce’s Impact Award for Mary and David Wolff |
| 2011 | The Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Award, Medical Category Texas Medical Center – West Campus |
| 2011 | Acquisition of Central Park (65 acres) in Houston’s Energy Corridor |
| 2012 | Interwood’s final sale to Stripes (2.4 acres) |
| 2012 | Central Park’s first sale to MD Anderson Cancer Center (34.5 acres) |
| 2013 | Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Award Finalist, Land Transaction Category for Central Park |
| 2014 | West Houston Association’s Quality Planned Development Designation for Westway Park and Ten Oaks |
| 2018 | David Gaffney joins company as Controller |
| 2018 | Sale of the entire Liendo Park acreage for Prairie View Cricket Complex |
| 2018 | Acquisition of Beacon Hill, the largest land acquisition in company’s history (521 acres) |
| 2019 | Houston Business Journal’s Landmark Award Finalist, Land Transaction Category for Beacon Hill |
| 2019 | David L. Lane celebrates 30-year Anniversary |
| 2019 | Long Lake Ltd. acquires 270 acres in Beacon Hill for master-planned residential community |
Texas Medical Center – West Campus
Central Park
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Prairie View Cricket Fields
Beacon Hill
2020 – present
| 2020 | Wolff Companies celebrates 50th Anniversary |
| 2020 | David S. Wolff presented the Rotary Club of Houston’s Distinguished Citizen Award |
| 2020 | David S. Wolff named among Houston Business Journal’s 2020 Most Admired CEOs |
| 2020 | Carolyn Dorros named Houston Winner of Connect CRE’s 2020 Women in Real Estate Award |
| 2021 | Acquisition of additional 43 acres near Beacon Hill mixed-use project |
| 2021 | First residents move to Long Lake’s master-planned residential community in Beacon Hill |
| 2021 | Beacon Hill Boulevard construction is completed |
| 2021 | Phase II sells out, only four tracts remain in Gates Ranch |
| 2021 | Resia acquires the last parcel in Ten Oaks to develop three 12-story apartment towers |
| 2021 | Hunington starts construction on The Vic at Park Row in Ten Oaks |
| 2022 | Hines acquires 78 acres in Beacon Hill, marking the community’s first industrial sale |
| 2022 | Resia starts construction on three apartment towers in Ten Oaks |
| 2022 | Acquisition of 23 additional acres for Beacon Hill |
| 2022 | Carolyn W. Dorros named among Bisnow’s Women Leading Real Estate |
| 2023 | US 290 Beacon Hill Interchange construction start |
| 2023 | Only two parcels remaining in Central Park |
| 2022 | Carolyn W. Dorros named among Bisnow’s Women Leading Real Estate |
| 2023 | David S. Wolff receives Scenic Visionary Award from Scenic Houston |
Wolff Companies
Rotary Club of Houston’s Distinguished Citizen Award
Resia Ten Oaks