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- Living in Houston Texas [EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW] - Are you thinking of moving to or relocating to houston texas and not sure the best are for you to live in Houston Texas?
In this video We dive into the map to tour all of houston texas so that you will know which area suits you best when moving to houston texas!
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Would love to see a video specifically for singles moving to Houston that covers best places to live. Seems like your content is mostly for families looking to buy houses.
Heights, montrose, midtown, Washington. Depending on your age.
@@lilboozziiee age of those moving there, or age of those who they're looking to meet?
@@AKARazorback 20-30’s live in those areas mostly.
Also downtown Houston has studio type living which has younger and single folks.
@@Drew-di6nt what about someone who is 15-16 looking for a job and place to live
Your video was not about living in Houston it was about living in the suburbs of Houston
introducing a map is the prefect approach because it's easier to focus the mind and pin point the ideal spot! Great video as always!
Enjoying watching you and Joe from Doha, Qatar Middle East. You both are great and very informative visually and details about the various areas you show around Houston. Thanks for creating your channel 🙏
When we lived in the Houston metro area we were in Friendswood and League City. We loved it for all the good reasons you mentioned. It is amazing how there is so much development now as to when we were there we were basiclly on the outer edge before a lot of basically empty space between there and Galveston. Now, we are retired in San Antonio. It is amazing how many former Houston residnts are here. Both are great metro areas.
THANK YOU! This is exactly what I wanted to see, Maos, aerials, distances. I’ve been eyeing Houston for sometime and have been there several times and enjoy it, the only downside would be the heat in the summer,
If you are moving to Houston try to live close to your job.
No disrespect but ,you should be honest about the flood zones to . You're right about the nice areas but, some come with flood zone is why its a good deal. Been living here sence 1987 so i know. 😁
Awesome! Iam planning in the near future.
this video was absolutely perfect
Thanks! Ive been thinking about relocating back home.
Love these videos
I cannot emphasize this enough if you are planning to move to Houston: PAY ATTENTION to where you need to work/socialize. Houston can be counted as larger by itself than 6 actual states in the US. Quite literally if you live on say the west side vs east side of Houston, the drive and traffic will guarantee you will be late to work, pissed off everyday from being stuck in traffic, and will severely reduce your social life with members on opposite ends of town as no one will be willing to drive to visit you.
Second: Houston floods very easily, and this is another thing you should pay attention to. Look up whether the area you are moving to has flooded recently and how bad. You could quite literally be under water upon your move. This is also a huge factor as to why people across town won't visit...because aside from the insane traffic, when it rains, it can be very dangerous especially in the latter half of the year. Don't say I didn't warn you!
Even the EXPENSIVE homes in the Sugarland area flood!! But the REALTORS will *never* inform you of the flooding unless you specifically inquire about it!!
@@tumarbongrox6074 Exactly that, but there is a difference between "the street flooded," in the last couple of major storms and "the houses in this area had 6 feet of water in them." All in all, do your own research to find these things out b/c realtors are there to make money, not be your friend.
Where is safe?
@@fatherhoodmusicgroup3533 west u, Sugarland, memorial, Bellaire, midtown...
Yes, the best advice that can be given is just stay away and go somewhere else
Very good video, thanks for explaining what life is like in Texas, good job
That’s not life in Texas just Houston. Dallas, Austin and San Antonio are different. Also Texas Hill Country is way different than our big cities. Houston is basically a concrete jungle I’ve lived here all my life and the only similarity to the other cities is that it gets hot but Houston is humid and hot. Also Houston is basically broken up into other smaller cities like Bellaire, Katy, Sugarland, The Woodlands etc..locals just call everything Houston because it’s easier to explain to non locals.
I like the way how he explain all . But would be very important to know what places are susceptible to hurricanes and floods , and also to know those places more unsafes where coulb have most crime and violence , how distant are of suburbs , as near as far of places shown in this video
Very helpful; thank you!
Genius video. Good job.
Wow! Great video
Great info! Moving ‘west’ soon.
Awesome video! Thanks for doing this. How's the market now?
Great content
Thank you so much. I am planning to move to Houston next week, and watching your video helps me a lot. There lot more need to learn from your channel. Again, thanks.
Wow super helpful video
Wow thank you so much! I am a Nurse from Miami Florida and Houston has good paying positions and super affordable houses. Reminds me of my area in the early 2000’s whrre my parents bought a 5 bed room 4 bathrooms and a loft with 2 car garage with a pool out back for 200k
Not for long
Would you mind saying what area?
One thing out of towners don’t know about is the zoning nightmare here compared to other cities ,Houston can be a illusion sometimes,you can be in a great neighborhood drive 5 min down the road and be in the hood, also the influx of people here is making developers build new houses in crime ridden low income neighborhoods ,don’t let Houston fool you just a heads up from a lifelong houstonian
Pretty much you want gentrification.
or even better diversification.
@@planr5572 then you don't want gentrification.
Thanks
@@planr5572 LMAO diversity helps the crime problem? Right doesn't make any sense
Love Houston!!!
Next to Spring is Champions. A great quiet area with world class golfing. An older person vibe, but very nice.
this is the perfect video so far, planning to move to Texas next year, will definitely give you a call,
Dont do it
@@deejeff8846 Why ????
@@carlosalbertomedinacastell3205 because we don't want nobody else moving to Houston and trying to change our city
I'm on my way! Saying goodbye to NY. I love ya videos I have been binge watching rewinding, sharing and discussing. I have lived there briefing in the southwest area Alief to be specific. Love the area but not tied to it. I'm looking for a "BIG" old town feel. I am willing to rent the 1st year there just so I can feel out the area and get to know things better. Keep these video's coming.
Same here... trying to move to Houston from NYC... plz share your experience if you have moved 👍
@@fasihurrehman6466 Astros territory
What’s a good place to move if your wanna work as a trucker in the ports ? Thanks for your video 👍
Loved your Seattle and Portland relocation videos as well.
Jordan Ranch in Katy is an amazing master plan community. I HIGHLY recommend it
Love this video! What about flooding?
NOONE *ever* mentions the FLOODING!! Even a *small* amount of rain will water soak your lawn for days in almost *any* area of Houston!!
Near Northwest has its charms.
What neighborhoods are a good fit for someone working at the airport. Around 30 minute commute would be a plus.
Sugar land, Greatwood, Richmond, Rosenberg. Nice homes and 30 mins to Houston.
Best video and one of the most accurate I’ve seen about the Houston area! My Only nit-pick is you talked about Lago Mar but didn’t say it’s in Texas City. lol jk
Golf cart huh 😆 sounds like you live in Walden. Good video neighbor
I live in Pearland. I love it!
Will you do a video on the state veteran home and veteran disabled and or retired communities in Houston or surrounding areas, please!?!
i live in the suburban part of sugar land texas and its only 12 min away from mainland htx
I love your video but my question is , which area kept you safe from flood ?because Houston most likely deal with flood tho
Did you move from Portland, your the reason, what made want to move to Oregon next year.
helpful.
Houston is a great city to live in!
Not at all.
You mean was a great city
Yeah, if U like gettin burnt by tha sun all year...
Love everything in the loop but the houses are getting wayyyy tooo expensive. Unfortunately I have to buy a house in the suburbs.
Awesome video. Considering a move within the next couple months. What's a good place to live where the family can walk to the library, grocery store, and take a bus or train downtown? Not really into mcmansions.
as Native here of course it depends on your price range, but you should look at Spring Branch if you want to be close in without the prices of the heights or inner loop in general.
Such a informative video
Do you have videos on Kemah?
I live in CDA Idaho and we are considering moving to Houston. Wow! I recognize you from CDA High School. Small world. 👍🏻☀️😎
Love to live in Houston ❤❤
I’m from league city as well!
I have a job site I deliver parts to in San Leon and coming from Rayford/Sawdust on 45 normally takes me at least 1:15 minutes. At least ha ha.
Lived in Houston many years. City and country. Hot, humid, smelly, at sea level; therefore flooding is common, very common.
where do you live now?
What do you think about Mont Belvieu?
Tomball is good ole country living.. 15 mins north.. magnolia.. you can get land And build what ever size house you can afford... shooting range in your own property.. no hoa... acres
True!
Question? I'm bout to relocate to the Pasadena area for my profession. What's the best area close to that if I want to buy property? Not that expensive
Just moved to Houston from California people drive so wild here it’s crazy
Same here! But gotta love Houston though lol
Be careful rode rage is real out here
Whaaat??? Now im scared. 😱
Lol I thought Cali was bad already 😂, Compared to Arizona it is at least
How about Austin lol?
Showed me the flooding area ,and most storm area.
I’m considering the post Oak area for a secondary condo I think it’s the best option for me considering I’m such an introvert that is trying to break out of that a bit
HM... INTERESTING...
I know that this is kind a four months late but what classifies as Houston Cuz Dickinson Texas city in league city or in Galveston county that is Galveston Bay but yeah whenever you search it up they classify them as two different cities but if you search up metropolitan areas they are classified as one city what is the difference?
Thanks for the video but Dude! Why didn’t you use the satellite map?? Would have been so much more informative as to how the area looks, how green it is, residential to retail/industrial ratio, etc.
Seems like this video is more for people with a crapload of money to spend. Also, traveling across the city *with* traffic would be far more than 2 hours depending on the route. Going just from central downtown to the west side can take an hour. Flood zones, crime, dangerous wards, apartment living etc. weren't really covered.
Only move in the loop or west. You’re welcome.
What is a master plan community?
It was difficult to move, it's worth the health, safety and sanity to not live there unless you HAVE to. (Lived there 20+ years). Had to leave for safety and survival.
I'll be working at 4800 w Greens road what is a good safe area to rent and still have short commute to work
I wish I saw this video before I moved. Currently looking to buy our second home as investment. This video really helps. Thanks!
Tomball seems good i am coming july
Lol you did not say one neighborhood that’s actually in humble .....but your right Atascocita and king wood are way different
lol this all the nice parts. people dont talk bout how houston really the trenches💪🏽💪🏽
Cypress has a taco casa now too haha
You really just skipped the whole Pasadena,Deer Park, La Porte Area??? That’s probably where people could buy really cheap good houses that aren’t new yet good condition. These areas have awesome school districts and colleges! Super close to downtown and Galveston AND really diverse with Hispanics, Asians and Middle eastern people. U should try to make a video abt these small cities south of Houston just 20 min of downtown
Hey what happened to the whole Portland deal???
What parts of Houston flooded & which didn’t
Most of downtown metro area and a few low lying City's here and there we average 1 big flood each year lol.
What about Pearland?
Town Lake is really beautiful. Better be making 250k to 1 million a year.
Hi, how are the rules about masks and vaccines are strict or quiet In schools and public?? Crime and violence?? 🌪 Tornadoes and hurricane?? Best Safe Cities or County to Live in??
single family home for those working @ IAH? and for those who work @ cruise ship terminals. Also trying to avoid floods.
Would say greenspoint if you dont mind the hood right up the street from IAH just know it does flood alot in greenspoint
Is there a Walmart in the Woodlands?
There is a Walmart in the woodlands, all the way west on woodlands parkway
You didn't mention flood zones
Hey man
I got a question Can not decide where to move between theses cities Huston, Indianapolis or Columbus Ohio?
Which one is the safest for families?
My regards
Dude I just moved to Indianapolis... and I’m leaving ASAP to Houston
@@artesuave4760 yeah, I actually moved to Houston 5 months ago and decided to stay and live in it. I have been to 36 states in lived in three of them I am happy because I picked Houston. You will love it
Retirment place what do you have
What about la porte Texas?
I have sooo many questions! I’m moving to Houston hopefully summer of this year and i have checked out so of your videos!
1. Bugs
2. Less flooded areas
Are my main concern .
Sugar land area if your looking at the greater metro in regards to flooding.
@@walleball29 didn't sugar land flood 3 years ago? When I was doing my research on that area that came up.
@@CHERRYSDIARY probably but I don’t think it’s in the usual flood plains.
If you like cold and not summer then move to Vancouver
Bugs are always with us
I gotta question I’m 15 right now thinking about moving here would your services to be available in 2023?
I notice that a lot of the homes are close together I want at least 1 acer of land can i find that in Katy, Texas ? if not where in Houston can i find a house in the $350,000-$450,000 range.
oh ya that can happen just need to figure out the best area for you! Reach out and we would be more than happy to go over some areas with you about this!! 832-201-8518
Waller
77019/River Oaks is not the most expensive zipzode in Houston.
Where would you say the best apartments are in?
mid-town or uptown
Greenspoint ,acres home , home stead
@Jimmy Garza what's that?
Where’s the least flood prone area? Want to move to Houston but no floods please.
Dont move to the south part of Texas than
Katy
@Jimmy Garza is river oaks prone to flooding?
Hi! Do you think I can find a quiet area that's $950 for 2 bedroom. I'm relocating from NYC by end of March. Thanks
Katy
Cypress
Pearland
950 for a 2 bedroom??? that's tough
Is it expensive to live ?
Where do you really live? Phoenix, Houston or Portland?
Bucees is life
Not talking about the whole video but the first 3 minutes is embarrassingly wrong. East downtown (Eado) is more north. Not at all down south 610, in fact that area is very dangerous (I work there) that merges Sunnyside, Some of the wards, etc. West U, they have smaller lots and smaller houses, bellaire and medical district area have larger lots. Mostly older money. Not sure where you were going on that one.
Also what stadiums was he talking about? If he meant NRG, where he pointed was not it lol.
West U has huge houses too though.
Got lost making a delivery to a grocery store in Sienna Plantation because of the route of that stupid parkway. Sorry residents for knocking down some of your tree branches but I wasn’t stuck blocking the entrance to your master planned community. You’re welcome for your groceries.
cant go out at night...
I’ve been watching your videos. I’m thinking of moving to Texas. Why would you choose Houston over Dallas or San Antonio?
If you are rich
You didn't cover summerwood 😔
mabad!
@@LivinginHoustonTX edit meant sad face
Yes, I am moving to Summerwood, my home is under contract. I would have liked to hear some information on that area. Since I am moving from out of state, a video about the toll roads would be awesome. Great video though.
@@TheCynt10 im out here this weekend. Its very nice over here in summerwood.
Great, I’m excited about my move. I’ll be out there the weekend of Jan 8th. I’m trying to learn more about the toll roads. Have you moved?