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@michaellambie8427

Жыл бұрын

Please talk about the airports. If you are some one you travels or folks coming in

@bonniereber6482

Жыл бұрын

League city

@Psychedelictreatment

Жыл бұрын

Is the museum district a good play?

@joyzus2001

Жыл бұрын

Bush IAH, The Woodlands or Kingwood best location for that airport. Always check where it floods(everywhere) when there is a hurricane or tropical storm. Lived in Houston from '81 until 2012.

@kimberlycapers1983

Жыл бұрын

Me and my family are moving from North Carolina.

The BEST thing about living in Houston is, that there are at least 3 - 4 ways to get from any point to any point. I dont think any other city in the country has that many options.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

good point

@pattikyle5918

Жыл бұрын

Especially if you know how to get around not using the freeways.

@tonyangelo9109

Жыл бұрын

Detroit but always construction

Live in Houston since 1970 and man has it grown! You have to pick a area that doesn’t flood! That doesn’t mean you’re safe from flooding but will you a little peace of mind!

Houston is bigger than a lot of people imagine especially those that haven't been there. It took me an hour to drive from one side to the other.

@irishpanic

10 ай бұрын

Only an hour? Had to be in the middle of the night. If you try to drive down the I 10 from Katy to channel view during rush hour it could take over 2 hours

Business brought us from California (San Luis Obispo) to The Woodlands in 1984. We are in Gorgans Mill with a home on the TPC golf course (3rd hole, 4th tee box). After I retired in 2016 we thought about moving but everything is so close that we have just stayed put. We really like it here.... the pavilion.. the waterway, market square, the low crime rater and high quality of living keep us feeling good about living here. Take care.

Long time Houstonian here (grew up in Los Angeles), but man this video is so soothing. You've nailed these spots w/ great context.

Awesome content! Definitely appreciate the time and effort you put into all this valuable info. My family and I have been blindly looking for homes but now we have a little clarity. 👍

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

your welcome! dont do it Blindly hahah you need to find the area first! shoot us an email and we can go through the map and areas with you! Houston@realagentnow.com

Moved to The Woodlands 15 years ago from Chicago. Luckily, I have been working within The Woodlands since then. Traffic on I-45 can be a nightmare during traffic hours.

@larryberger9836

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I avoid 45 as much as I can

@steveharris9861

11 ай бұрын

I avoid 45 too. Try 249 if you're headed to Houston, it's far better.😅

Traffic is terrible everywhere in Houston. Not only in rush hour; it is horrendous even on Sundays. For you, all places: Kingwood, Woodlands, Katy, League City, Sugarland, are top of the list.

@FATmenDRIVEtrucks

Жыл бұрын

Yup nobody works so anytime during day till 10 pm it's awful

@wood-wheel-wizard

Жыл бұрын

It’s not that bad and I live in sugar land.

This is one of the most detailed videos about moving to Houston/ Harris County Texas that i have ever seen…. 💯

This is absolutely the best guide that I've ever seen. Thank you, Sir!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely glad everyone is loving it!!

Living in the Houston area and seeing these new neighborhoods popping up, I advise looking at the quality of the homes. The new houses have the style and on the surface may look nicer, but not all homes are the same quality. Also, the lot sizes for these new neighborhoods are tiny. This could be a plus for some people. Based on personal experience it got old being so close to the neighbors. Interior finishings can be updated, but location and lot size can not be changed.

@johnhix484

4 ай бұрын

And just northeast of Houston, a development is being built for thousands of migrants. The locals will be calling it Migrant City for sure.

@johnhix484

4 ай бұрын

Too many people, too many cars and rudeness is totally widespread. I wouldn’t even call it Texas!

I am living in Phoenix now and I want the rain. I am in my researching phase now and your videos have been a blessing in making it much easier to learn about Houston. I do plan on coming in for a visit during the hot humid summer months. I might be watching this video several more times! Thanks for the awesome content!

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

Sure you want rain? Houston floods.....like effortlessly.... May 2015 flood. April 2016 flood. 2017 Hurricane Harvey 52 inches of rain. We have PTSD from rain. Just bring a boat 😁and come join the party 🎉

@ne9835

Жыл бұрын

@@blessedmamags7796 👀

Cost of living has sky rocketed here with everyone moving here. Property taxes are through the roof because of supply and demand.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are and the crazy part is its still sooo much cheaper to live here than may other places

Wish I had this when I moved here. I work on the island and had to figure out a lot of this research myself ha. Great content. Appreciate you helping the future folks coming out here.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

I know me too! its a lot to figure out so thats why I love making these videos to help!

My fiancé and I are moving to the area from Raleigh NC around the end of the year. Your videos have been helpful through the research phase, and I look forward to reaching out to your team in the near future.

Homie you crushed it with this video. I gotta get going with these videos. but dang this video was so packed full of goods.

So glad I found this video. Me and my fiancé are looking to move to the Houston area this year from Michigan .. this is a tremendous help!!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Thats awesome! ya a lot of people moving here from up north! just like i did!

@vollste

Жыл бұрын

I moved from west MI to Houston in 2008. Couldn’t take it anymore after 10 years. Would have left sooner but didn’t want to relocate kids again. Now after becoming empty nesters, love the solitude of east TN MUCH better!

Great video. I've been in Htown all my life and this video has great execution on explaining the many areas I'm houston

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Thanks homie! ya its so confusing for people not from here like me!

As a lifelong Houstonian, I'm just glad you talked only about the far out suburbs that are on every listicle imaginable. Just keeps my commute from the belt to downtown under 30 minutes in rush hour traffic.

I'm moving from Seattle to Houston in June, thank for the great Vido.

This was incredibly informative!!! Much appreciated. Got a like and subscribe immediately.

Hello! Thinking of relocating there from Tallahassee Florida, this channel has been super helpful with really giving insight to the area. It can be very overwhelming just seeing numbers online and not truly getting a feel especially as a mom with two teenagers It really puts everything in perspective. Thank you!

@nooracamilla7172

Жыл бұрын

Houston is full don't come to houston

@r.jenkins5982

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your unhelpful and unsolicited opinion

@raulsotelo9635

Жыл бұрын

​​@@r.jenkins5982 you and your family are very welcome!!! HTOWN has a lot space for all!! Good luck in your new journey!!

@Taco-man_

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Tallahassee Florida and I want to relocate there too.

I’m born n raised Houstonian. I love to see all the people moving here!

@jarrettthomas4865

Жыл бұрын

Why? So am I but there’s Way too many people

@Jess1234

Жыл бұрын

Lol pendejo

@candysmith8724

Жыл бұрын

Why? It feels like a foreign country here now. It's awful!

Great video, and excellent presentation. I have lived in Atascocita my entire life but still found this video interesting.

Hoping to move from Philadelphia PA to Houston this summer 🥰🥰🥰 your video was very helpful. Thank you.

Great video! I’m moving to Houston this summer from Thailand with my family. I’m from Ca. Will be a big change!

Thanks for taking the time to make such a great video !! Extremely informative to out of state replicators

@akundal

11 ай бұрын

relocators

Thank you so much. I always looked on the map of Houston and only saw old neighborhoods with a lot of garbage. Just did not understand why people move to Houston. But there is so much more, I am very impressed. Amazing guide for a better understanding of all the neighborhoods, especially the videos and pictures of the areas to have to impression! I could follow with google maps and street view very easy. Please more of that kind!

@punchkicker3837

Жыл бұрын

You are an idiot.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

your welcome!

@metalboarn6174

Жыл бұрын

Not sure where you're seeing a bunch of garbage but there was an issue after Harvey for I would say more than a year where the garbage was still out on the streets and some of the older areas.

This was such a helpful and well done video.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Hey I appreciate that!! going to do more! where are you moving from?

Coming from spokane. Can't wait, love your videos. They are super helpful. I'm already hooked up with y'all.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Ayyyeee! another one from the Northwest! ya i came from Hayden and love it! 70's all week!

Moving from VA to Sugarland, thank you for showing the map, it’s super helpful

Native Houstonian who has lived in Charlotte, NC when Trade and Tryon Streets were the crossroads of banking: Tarpon Springs, Fl back to Cypress: Back to Delray Breach, Fl: now back to Houston Spring Valley area. You provide a wonderful service. My background real estate in these three states.

@dry509

Жыл бұрын

Why did you leave Florida/Delray beach? We live in the Cypress area and have been thinking of moving to Sarasota. Have visited Florida many times including Delray Beach btw. We love the beach.

I haven't seen him touch on one major issue... flooding and elevation certificates. You absolutely must check FEMA flood maps before buying anything. The first year I lived in Cypress, the streets flooded. The 2nd year, water came up over the curb. The 3rd year, the fire dept. offloaded rescue airboats in front of my house. So I sold the house, which had an elevation certificate saying it was 10 feet above the 100-year flood plain. But when hurricane Harvey hit, the house flooded. The crazy weather patterns we're seeing are bound to get worse, so make sure that anything you buy is well above the flood plain.

Great topic! Very helpful!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

thanks so much!

I lived all but 4 years (Serving In the Army) of my 50 years in the greater Houston area. Many of the areas you mentioned are just what you say. I think one thing that you may have either neglected to mention or don't know about because of not growing up here, is that the areas you mentioned inside the loop that are very nice to live in, are surrounded by areas you DO NOT want to go into. These are predominantly very low-income areas and the gentrification of those areas has resulted in a very large gap where there are very abrupt differences between areas right next to each other. This is something that is very prevalent in the greater Houston area. Mentioning the Wards (early 1900s development areas) is a good way of providing some insight into why certain areas are populated by certain demographics and why (to some degree) there is such a large difference between adjacent parts of town. As wonderful as Houston is (it has nearly always been my home) there are downsides to living in Houston. The crime rate in Houston proper is nearly the same as in Chicago. Outside the beltway and closer to 99 (the Grand Parkway), and beyond may mean a longer commute, but the areas are generally less crime-ridden, though not devoid of it. Just on the off chance that you haven't already heard this, in Houston, travel is calculated in time, not miles. I'm glad you have and are taking the time to showcase the greater Houston Area: It is a very culturally diverse city with many wonderful amenities for families and individuals. Also, when mentioning areas that are south of Houston, it should be noted that those particular areas are often prone to flooding and the more devastating effects of Hurricanes. Truth and transparency are important in helping individuals make a truly informed decision about moving to the Houston area. Again, thank you for showcasing Houston. It is far better than my comments may make it seems; I love Houston, but like any other place, there are downfalls.

@heatherhere

Жыл бұрын

We have lived in these areas inside the loop for 24 years. I grew up in Katy, and have family there, so I’m very familiar with it and other suburbs of Houston. These so called areas you “do not want to go into” is overblown in my opinion. I have always felt as safe inside 610 as I have outside 610. Everyone has different things they like or don’t like, but for those who appreciate older buildings and different styles and lots of parks and museums and other things to do, don’t let this comment scare you out of living inside 610. It’s been a fabulous place for our family and our kids have truly enjoyed growing up here. Moving outside 610 would not be something we would want to voluntarily do. So, just wanted to put this out there for anyone considering central Houston.

@ComteSt.Germain

Жыл бұрын

@@heatherhere these bad areas are compartmentalized. There are places near 610 that are absolutely not safe for anyone, even the residents, let alone "outsiders" that are not from those specific areas. I'm not saying there aren't good areas, just that the mix of good and bad areas can be, and often are, right next to one another. My comment was meant to be a statement of awareness, not meant to scare people or deter them from moving to Houston. Heather is correct in saying that there are many great things inside the loop, but in all reality, there are some really not good areas also.

@heatherhere

Жыл бұрын

@@ComteSt.Germain This can be said for all urban areas.

@heatherhere

Жыл бұрын

@@ComteSt.Germain Many of these specific areas have changed drastically in the past 30 years. I can say I’ve been in the 3rd ward (live near it) 4th ward (used to live in it) and 5th ward (technically River Oaks is in the 5th ward), and I have never felt unsafe.

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

Perfectly said 😁🫶, 100% AGREE

Love all the information. We moved here about 27 years ago and Houston was already big, but it has exploded the last 10 years. Anything outside Harris county which is where Houston is located, the prices in homes goes down, will be cheaper. We live in Deer Park, east of Houston.

People are always bad mouthing Houston, but I love it. I was born in Spring Branch. I currently live in Richmond near Sugarland. I've had family in Tomball, Katy, Memorial, and Cypress. Great video!

I'm in the Spring/The Woodlands area now for going on 6 years. Love it here! Never have to leave my bubble hardly ever.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

hahahah yup you are right in it all and close to downtown if you haave to! love old town spring

@norvaz94

Жыл бұрын

@@LivinginHoustonTX Yeah, right in the middle. I'm a few miles from Old Town Spring and a few miles from The Woodlands. Only a 30 minute drive to downtown on a good day. Usually if I do go into the city which is rare😂 I'll take Uber or Lyft because parking is a b*tch.

U make great vids bro we moved from Indianapolis to Sugarland watching ur videos

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Hey i appreciate that so much! I know how hard it is to move here!!

when i was 11/12 years old i rode my bike on the kingwood greenbelt all day everyday with my friends. many memories.

Thank you so much!! It’s gives me an idea, I’m willing to move from brazil to Houston.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

wow big move!

Listed all the areas other than the top places to live in Houston. River Oaks, Memorial, Rice, Meyerland and the Heights. This is like saying the top places to live in NYC and mentioning Central Islip, Stamford, CT and Weehawken, NJ.

@JR-jv4nx

Жыл бұрын

Some of those are now questionable because of the huge spike in crime lately. Meyerland, Katy , Heights and others have been dealing with heavy crime

@Stolimel

Жыл бұрын

Those areas are very expensive. They may be close to the city and have the city neighborhood feel but your $/sf is very high and crime is rising.

@busterhyman6633

Жыл бұрын

@@JR-jv4nx WE know where the crime is in Katy. Clay Rd off Fry road end of story. The other side of I-10 Katy is wonderful but please don't move here :-) Got 5000 square feet at $75.00 per square like 10 years ago. Life is Good

@shadowdame8056

Жыл бұрын

And Montrose, museum district, victorian art district 1st and 6 ward, upcoming near north side. Upcoming east end, etc...

@shadowdame8056

Жыл бұрын

​@@JR-jv4nx and that's because everyone keeps moving here.

I’ve been living here for almost 5 years now. Really enjoyed the video. 💪🏽

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

thanks my man!!

Native Houstonian here. I think you are on the right track. Maybe check out the Heights as well. But full disclosure I moved to Oregon 5 years ago and absolutely love it. Being retired helps.

@espressosplanners7765

Жыл бұрын

We’re trying to get the hell out of Oregon beautiful oregon is no more

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

I love the Heights!

Im planning on Moving from San DIego next year. I enjoy your videos thank you.

Interesting information. I'm in Dallas and not moving, but it's interesting to see what's happening down in H-Town. Thanks.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

alot happening here FAST! im sure the same up there

Yes this great information, I moved to Houston TX from North Alabama back in 2009. I wish had this information before moving back then.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

thnaks so much! yup a lot to learn about this area

DUDE! I loved your show when you were in Coeur D’Alene!!!

I too came from the Pacific Northwest (Walla Walla, WA). I have lived in the Houston area for over 20 years now. I lived in a couple of different areas, but I have been in the Kingwood/Porter area for about the last 10 years or so and I absolutely love it!

@nasafanboyglobehead9941

Жыл бұрын

I do hate long commute. And I work in the Greenspoint area so from where I live it’s only like a 20 minute commute. And by the way, under no circumstances, should you consider living in the Greenspoint area AKA “guns point.” ;-)

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

oh ya i know walla walla for sure! yup me too in the kingwood area and love it!

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

You're close to us ... Cleveland

Great content! Seabrook, Kemah and Nassau Bay are all within a nice commute to Houston and Galveston plus away from too much master planning and traffic areas like League City, Friendswood and Dickinson yet benefiting from great school districts and oodles of commerce that you speak of in Friendswood and League City.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Man I cant believe how much that place has changed and grown in the past 10 years too its crazy!

@opiumextract2934

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in friendswood. Born in 1980 and moved out to porter in 2005. Went back in 2016 and couldn't believe how much it grew. As reference for Pearland, in the 90s from 288 to Strickland chevrolet (might be bayway now) there was just fields. 288 used to be the backway into friendswood if 45 was messed up (not anymore)

@chyannet2290

Жыл бұрын

What about Texas City ?

@semperapparatus987

Жыл бұрын

But becareful, Seabrook is becoming risky for homeowners insurance. We had to pull out of a purchase when we saw the insurance cost. 20K per year on a 4000s/f house NOT waterfront. I joined a few facebook groups and there was lots of discussion of this happening to the existing homeowners too.

35 years ago we moved from Brooklyn, NY, to Brazoria County, Tx. Best move ever.

Great Job Guys!!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Thanks homie!!

Hi, I'm Larry and currently living in Virginia. We use to live in Dickinson and really miss Houston. We are thinking about moving back to the Houston area. Maybe Sugarland or perhaps back to Dickinson Texas. Really love your videos. Everything is so much bigger and better in Texas !!! 🤩🤩🤩

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

Come back home 🏡😁🫶

Looking to reloacate from Minnesota in 2023. Thanks for the great information!

Great communication, clear visuals. I'm just west of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Thanks for tying it all together.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

yup more to come!

I love your videos!!❤️❤️

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

thanks so much!

Great video! I did laugh out loud when you said "quick shot to Downtown" talking about 290 and 288, ain't nothing about either of those highways quick 😆

@larryberger9836

Жыл бұрын

Lol. I thought the same. That quick shot can only be done at 3am with zero cars on 290, 610 and IH 10 to downtown.

Learned a lot from you, thanks. We’re moving from IA

I live in Connecticut, my Girlfriend lives on Richmond Avenue, I'm scheduled to move there near the end of this Summer, hence...the reason I'm watching this video. Thank you!

This was great information. I am looking to relocate from Michigan and need help finding a great location outside of Houston.

Just came upon your channel I’ll glad I did great content! I’m looking to move to the Houston area from Seattle! You can’t buy a lot of house up here for my price range!

Moving from Sandpoint, Idaho. Your videos are really helpful. Gonna make a scouting trip out to Houston in April

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

wow i came from Hayden!

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

April is rainy month. Best to come in July to see if you can handle our suffocating brutal heat 🫶🥵, 2022 was the worst summer I can recall as a Native Texan. 🌞

If you are moving to Houston know this: 1. Traffic moves at either 0mph or 90mph. 2. Hot as hell 8 months a year.

Moved to Tomball From Los Angeles a year ago! It's awesome!

Relocating from Seattle this spring. Coming from the PNW with lots and lots of trees, lakes and green spaces - I think Kingwood might be the place for me. I was initially considering Sugar Land but I really can’t live without greenery and trees! Will contact you for sure!!

@blessedmamags7796

Жыл бұрын

If you want trees, Woodlands is #1, Cypress and Tomball, Kingwood. BUT if you want to live in a true real Forest, look up Cleveland TX, Grand Oaks Reserve. We literally are surrounded by Forest. And I love Seattle 💕

@c0uchsl0uch

Жыл бұрын

Are you ready for 102* summers? EVERYDAY from June 1 till September 20th

Thank you for the information, I’m in the military and looking to move to Texas within the next 2-3 year.🙏

Hi I’m moving from Central Valley California. Found an awesome apartment in Meyerland. Very excited. For now just me but my whole family will be following me soon!

You're the best salesman for Houston I've ever seen. Somebody needs to be paying you the big bucks. I'm not on the market to move but makes me want to visit the city.

@MM-zn1tz

Жыл бұрын

I watched a video you did from two years ago and from what I can see, your presentation skills have improved significantly. The one from two years ago you seemed a little more sleepy, a bit reticent, almost as if you were trying not to bother the person in the next room in your house etc, compared to this recent video where you seem like you're having a blast and are extremely confident in your material. And you're sharing that enthusiasm with the viewers. It's working.

Im planning on hopefully being able to move to Houston from California. Interested on contacting you guys. Great video!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Ya let us know when you are ready so we can help! its such a big city! houston@realagentnow.com

@jarrettthomas4865

Жыл бұрын

Please don’t be a democrat

@incogspectator3042

Жыл бұрын

Stay in California you ruined your state don't ruin ours stay over there!

Man, I'm glad you didn't mention Crosby. We are full up over here. Though there are 3 new subdivisions going in as we speak within a mile or two from me lol.

The clip u showed of vintage park shopping mall in tomball is my jam Love tomball.. have my uncle move here soon too with family from boston I moved here going 5 years now.. cant ask for a better place and i agree it has that country side feel to it

Not anytime soon but eventually I want to move out of New Orleans, Louisiana. Houston is one of the few places I’m high on moving to along with the DFW area. I’ve been to a Bucee’s in that area and I was amazed!

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Buc-ee's is the best!

I’m moving from Baltimore to Houston in June! Been a 2 year plan in the making. Getting married and moving to the Meyerland area with my wife! Cant wait

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Congrats! youll love it just make sure to go explore everywhere!

@wood-wheel-wizard

Жыл бұрын

Meyer land is beautiful and historic, congratulations!

@baritunde

Жыл бұрын

Meyerland floods real bad so be careful & do your due diligence. I'm planning to move from Houston to Baltimore.

@DSedesse

Жыл бұрын

@@baritunde oh wow I didn’t know that, thanks for the heads up. Also be careful of Baltimore lol depending on where in the city you’re moving it can go from okay to dangerous really quickly

@candysmith8724

Жыл бұрын

Hope you're Jewish - you'll fit right in!

Lived in Houston most my life and I hate it. The traffic. The awful transit. Everything is so spread out that walking anywhere is impossible. Everything here is so inefficient and are decades behind most global cities. Definitely looking forward to leaving.

Coming from Cincinnati Ohio to MD ANDERSON for my husband in a travel trailer to start. Pretty nervous but this video helped!

I moved from Saint Louis almost 4 months ago to Katy , I love Katy because I’m close to all the shopping malls and restaurants, I currently work in Sugarland and the only thing I hate is the commute from the traffic on Texas 99 , I’m considering moving to Sugarland soon.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Ya I heard that can get packed and why we tell people moving here to live close to work because the commutes

@punchkicker3837

Жыл бұрын

That's cause idiots like you protest against having a subway system so you have no right to complain.

Houston traffic is horrible all around. Born and raised in Houston. Be ready to sit in traffic and people riding your bumper unless you are going around 85 or above.

@wood-wheel-wizard

Жыл бұрын

Traffic ain’t that bad tho

@saraz9017

Жыл бұрын

Nothing compared to CA

@janicetribbiani7535

Жыл бұрын

I agree! Speed limits are only suggestions around here.

@brittoncoil2518

Жыл бұрын

Houston’s the only city in Texas where people actually drive fast

@larrylam2648

Жыл бұрын

I used to drive at 90 mph everyday on the south bound of I 405 in CA. On the way home was less than 20 mph.

Moved from Nashville, TN. I love Houston!!

@dry509

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever visit the Crossville Fairfield glade area of Tennessee ? We heard it has cooler temperatures?

Moved from Okla. City. Looking to build in Magnolia area. Wish I had seen your video on Magnolia. Love what you are doing and I know it's helping a lot of people moving here. Sylvia

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Hey your welcome and yes that magnolia area is really pretty and peaceful!

@annechappee8825

Жыл бұрын

It won't be peaceful if people keep moving here.

I love Humble too. Specially off Atascocita road and the suburbs off Beltway.

I like the format of this video. I've been in Houston for 9 years. Love it here! The only kinda nit picky thing Id say about this video is that 90-95% of it is about suburbs of Houston. I live very close to 610 on the south side and was an inner looper my first 7 years in the city. Most of the people I have lived near during my time here don't consider most of the places you talked about as Houston. They are just suburbs / towns that we pass when going to San Antonio, Austin, or Dallas haha. But I love real estate videos and I like the map format of your video. Perhaps a separate video about the more urban neighborhoods is a good idea (if you haven't done it already). Lots of great places either unmentioned or just mentioned in passing in the last 2 minutes.

@LivinginHoustonTX

Жыл бұрын

Hey I will take anything from viewers! but for buying and selling real estate and helping over 100 clients do so we have had 2 buy inside of beltway. everyone else moving and buying want suburbs but dont know any so they search houston. ya there are some incredible areas inside 8 but seems most of our clientele wants the burbs!

@JoeC5050

Жыл бұрын

also not covered about school districts.. which is most important for any1 having kids.

@ckself

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@@LivinginHoustonTX I get it. You gotta cover where the demand is. We have friends who live in Katy. Can't get over how much it's growing out there. They have their own Chinatown now. A suburb with a Chinatown, crazy!

@larsedik

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I lived on campus at Rice University for the first two years I was there and then moved to the Montrose neighborhood (not mentioned here unless I missed it) for the last two years. I loved the Museum District and also the area around North Blvd and South Blvd.

Thanks for your help. I'm moving from Albuquerque, New Mexico

Coming from Kansas City. My best friend lives in Baytown. But Texas is gonna become my home.

We’re from Webster and it used to be a quiet place. In the last 2 years the entire USA has landed in Houston! Prices of housing is sky rocketing, our taxes have increased and there are now hoards of people and traffic ( increasingly rude I may add). Of course people from other states think we are cheaper but to those on a middle class income it’s tougher! Think twice before you come here!

I don't care what route you take for your commute, that traffic is gonna get you if your work schedule corresponds with the majority of the Houstonians!

@LivinginHoustonTX

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ya for sure although what most say compared to other major metros its not as bad.

What people need to realize is when taking the beltway, some of it is free and from beltway 8 west of Ella is tolls. Also it depends on where you’re coming from and going, sometimes it’s actually cheaper to take the non toll roads and deal with a little bit of traffic depending on what time of day and day of the week it’ll be cheaper than paying out the butt in tolls compared with paying gas to get there.

moved from Atlanta, now in Rosenberg. Great area! new homes. Budget-friendly area.

Having lived in SUgar Land since the early 80's. I remember when there was no Beltway 8. Highway 6 was a 2 lane road south of 59 with a turn lane in the middle. When considering living in this area, I would recommend living east of the Brazos river. You are limited to crossing areas if you live west of it and there is an issue on one of the bridges. Great area to live. However, I do remember driving through some countryside between Houston and Sugar Land.

@LivinginHoustonTX

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wow thats crazy and a lot of change that you have seen!

@stanwolenski9541

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I moved from NJ to Sugar Land in 1979. Had a friend who lived near Voss and Westheimer who asked why I was moving so far out. Heading into Houston at 0600 from Hwy 6 I would see the headlights of 3-4 cars in the distance behind me. Now I head into Houston, from the same location, at 0545, making into the 610 loop by 0605 and behind me there are hundreds of cars, a half hour later and thousands. That being said I wouldn’t want to be in any other state than The Great State of Texas.

@chaumettesolutions3046

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I moved to Sugar Land in 1981. I know exactly what you are talking about.

Moved to China, TX, Sept 2022 from Los Angeles. We are 88 miles east of Houston. The commute to H-town would not be for everyone, but is doable for those with a growing family, tight budget. Jefferson County is very pretty, green, pastoral.

11 years in my beloved Cypress (paradise) ..... Now 1 year in Cleveland TX ✨🌜

The Richmond/Rosenberg area is pretty nice, sure it has quite a bit of age but allows for access for the free parts of SH99 and it's location is able to make going either I-59 and I-10 viable routes to downtown, B8 and I-610

@c0uchsl0uch

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Don't tell everybody❗🤫

Windsor On,Canada . love ur content

Houston is at the transition point between the east Texas piney woods and coastal plains! Climate is always hot and humid in summer along gulf coastal region!

Moving from oregon.. Can't wait.

I want to move there from Boston! Can’t wait

Great work on the videos!! I am soon to be retired from the Air Force...looking at moving to Houston to be closer to my wife's family. We are waiting to see exactly which job I will get hired into...but it will probably be between somewhere on the Energy Corridor or Deer Park area. (yep totally opposite...so depending on that will dictate where we will probably live) Right now thinking either Cypress/Tomball or Kingwood area.

@LivinginHoustonTX

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oh sweet! all great areas but vastly apart and different! let us know when we can help!

@blessedmamags7796

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We're USAF Family. Be careful of Deer Park. That whole area is plants and pollution, lung illness for me when I lived in La Porte. I'd recommend Cypress to anyone, it's paradise...my happy place. I lived there 11 years. Be careful of South Cypress, heavy crime 77433. Research heavily. Tomball is amazing. Look up Amira.

Keeping it real: League City is absolutely NOT "only 15 minutes from Galveston" LOL. Not only is it approx. 30 miles away, but 45 is the ONLY way to get there. The traffic can cause it take ~45-60 minutes, if not more, to get down to Galveston during peak days, which also adds to daily commutes. The never-ending construction on 45S compounds these issues, also. There is quite a bit of growth happening between League City/Texas City/Dickinson/Santa Fe, though. Something to also keep in mind are the ISDs in the Houston Metro area.

@LivinginHoustonTX

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Ya i got a little excited. i used to live in dickinson and remember just how quick you could zip down there especially getting on 45 down near the new buc ees. regardless its super close compared to woodlands and katy which were the areas we were looking at. BTW Bolivar peninsula is 10X cooler to go to anyways!!

@justinallen3037

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It'll get better once the construction is done.

@oh.mylanta.

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@@justinallen3037 you're funny.

As someone who's been in the Heights for 32 years, I'd never live anywhere else. If someone wants to be 5 minutes from every major freeway in Houston, 5 minutes from hundreds of bars and restaurants, 15 minutes from the booming Art Scene in downtown Houston, and 20 minutes from the Museums, the Heights is for you. It's pretty much the same vibe as living in a college town, people walking to restaurants or bars or shops or even cycling on your hike and bike trail. You can still buy places for $400K entry level, and the top is roughly $2.5 MM, although the occasional house hits $3MM. 20 years ago, you could buy any house here for $120,000, 10 years ago you'd pay maybe $250K for most, so the appreciation has been phenomenal. The's both good and bad, depending on you views / objectives. The Heights is truly a wonderful mixing pot of every color, race, ethnicity, religion, you name it, it's truly magnificent in that regard. If there was 1 drawback, I'd have to say the traffic getting worse, because in the last 5 years, they've built probably 20 building with up to 500 units each. Welcome to Texas!

@LivinginHoustonTX

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great points here, we love coming down to the heights for all those bars and restaurants (probably adding to the traffic)) but its our favorite area!

@davedave8602

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I was born in the Heights but we moved out to the suburbs. I still love The Heights, but if I was a parent I wouldn't live there. There are some decent elementary schools, but secondary schools are still iffy.

@AMXhotrod

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@@davedave8602 I get that. Our kids were the first class into Travis after the addition / remodel. Families fight to get into Travis or Harvard now. Hogg or Heights are both much improved over past years, when 90% of the students did not live in the Heights.

@davedave8602

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@@AMXhotrod That's great news for the area. I guess it just takes awhile for the good happening in the schools to gain a wider good reputation, after so many years of bad. I knew about Travis and Harvard. I went to Field back in the day (the 70s) so my school days are well behind me.

@punchkicker3837

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Traffic is bad cause Houston doesn't have a subway system and remains a third world city.