Thank you for the great insight on the Dallas area. Wife and I are flying out on 9/11 to spend 10-days driving the area to find the right town; Flower Mound and Rockwall are the front runners. Great tip on getting pre-qualified! Thanks again!
The best part about living in flower mound is pricing out the trash you don’t want to live near! I pray to god everyday the area doesn’t flip. Texas is really starting to look like California 😞
Hahaha, I like you videos and seeing the suburban communities. I grew up in Highland Village, waaaay back in the day, so seeing your videos is interesting. I remember when these suburbs were small, cotton towns, without the freeways and expressways....smh.....I remember when there was 1 road that led into Flower Mound, and it was a 2 lane street (Cross Timbers?). But FM always was considered the rich or upper middle-class suburb of Lewisville back in the 80's and 90's. I think the building boom in the '90's skyrocketed FM's population from 15K to over 60+k or now close to 80K? FM seems to have kept its real-estate value unlike many suburban & the inner ring communities over the decades. Its interesting to see the price points and home values in Dallas. It seems all the communities are generic, no character, cookie-cutter homes that visually appear to be the "same" home but in a differently named community? LOL. You see the same style in all the burbs? I guess that's why I love the city area. But the school system drives the real-estate prices $$$ in Dallas. But I think Flower Mound was always laidback, quiet, professional family oriented place. Not the ritzy, keeping-up w/the Joneses, flaunting of a new money types in Plano or Southlake or even a Coppell or Frisco type but just a low key, quiet, professional type crowd, subtle type folks, very laidback not in your face money, family oriented.
Its funny how I bumped into this comment. yes that is very true. Back story, my fam tried many many times to buy a house in the Plano area in the late 90s but somehow drove out there to FM to look at house due to a newspaper ad. They were looking at one house they could barely afford, but the lady to had to sell her house quickly and gave my parents a good discount and so my parents signed on the spot. But what you say how FM is laidback, quiet, not ritzy is so true. My parents neighborhood after many years are the same people, driving cheap cars, living a very simple life. Just middle class level income. But I guarantee they all got real cash money because majority live very frugal, ( boring, yet simple and peaceful) easy going lives. Instead of getting excited, my parents always get mad when our house prices increases because they don't like their property taxes going up. Ha, that is the mindset of old school FM folks.
Glad I found your channel! I used to live I Dallas 2014-2016. About to move back there again from Sweden. How's the market for renting a house? Need a big garage and pool :)
Do you show new construction homes, custom builders, such as Drees, David Weekley, Taylor Morrison, Perry, Gehan etc... Price range $400,000 to $500,000, 1 story 4bd, 3bath and a study, 3 car garage, 3000 sq ft half circular driveway.
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Thank you for the great insight on the Dallas area. Wife and I are flying out on 9/11 to spend 10-days driving the area to find the right town; Flower Mound and Rockwall are the front runners. Great tip on getting pre-qualified! Thanks again!
You're welcome Brian. Let us know if we can help you while you are here. 214-225-6557
The best part about living in flower mound is pricing out the trash you don’t want to live near! I pray to god everyday the area doesn’t flip. Texas is really starting to look like California 😞
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Hahaha, I like you videos and seeing the suburban communities. I grew up in Highland Village, waaaay back in the day, so seeing your videos is interesting. I remember when these suburbs were small, cotton towns, without the freeways and expressways....smh.....I remember when there was 1 road that led into Flower Mound, and it was a 2 lane street (Cross Timbers?). But FM always was considered the rich or upper middle-class suburb of Lewisville back in the 80's and 90's. I think the building boom in the '90's skyrocketed FM's population from 15K to over 60+k or now close to 80K? FM seems to have kept its real-estate value unlike many suburban & the inner ring communities over the decades. Its interesting to see the price points and home values in Dallas. It seems all the communities are generic, no character, cookie-cutter homes that visually appear to be the "same" home but in a differently named community? LOL. You see the same style in all the burbs? I guess that's why I love the city area. But the school system drives the real-estate prices $$$ in Dallas. But I think Flower Mound was always laidback, quiet, professional family oriented place. Not the ritzy, keeping-up w/the Joneses, flaunting of a new money types in Plano or Southlake or even a Coppell or Frisco type but just a low key, quiet, professional type crowd, subtle type folks, very laidback not in your face money, family oriented.
Thank you for sharing!
Its funny how I bumped into this comment. yes that is very true. Back story, my fam tried many many times to buy a house in the Plano area in the late 90s but somehow drove out there to FM to look at house due to a newspaper ad. They were looking at one house they could barely afford, but the lady to had to sell her house quickly and gave my parents a good discount and so my parents signed on the spot. But what you say how FM is laidback, quiet, not ritzy is so true. My parents neighborhood after many years are the same people, driving cheap cars, living a very simple life. Just middle class level income. But I guarantee they all got real cash money because majority live very frugal, ( boring, yet simple and peaceful) easy going lives. Instead of getting excited, my parents always get mad when our house prices increases because they don't like their property taxes going up. Ha, that is the mindset of old school FM folks.
yes i've lived in FloMo for 10 years!
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Great tips! Thanks for the video
You're welcome! Where do you live now?
Seattle,WA I am fantasizing about Flower Mound.
Glad I found your channel!
I used to live I Dallas 2014-2016. About to move back there again from Sweden. How's the market for renting a house? Need a big garage and pool :)
It's competitive!
Husband and I are want to move to texas..we have a home here in California that we have to sell first
We are happy to help! Do you need an agent in California? We have a great team there!
Do you show new construction homes, custom builders, such as Drees, David Weekley, Taylor Morrison, Perry, Gehan etc...
Price range $400,000 to $500,000, 1 story 4bd, 3bath and a study, 3 car garage, 3000 sq ft half circular driveway.
Of course we do! Shoot me a text and we can chat about it! 214-225-6557
Hows the weather situation? Is it really bad for hail and tornadoes?
Flower Mound does experience storms occasionally, and hail or tornadoes can happen, but they’re not an everyday concern. where do you live now?
@@LIVINGINDALLAS San Diego
Is it a safe city?
Depends on what stats you're looking at!
2:00 lmao wut
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We’re is the country part 😳
At the lake!
No I grew up there. I'll never go back it's been destroyed by growth.
Thank you for sharing. Where do you live now?
Central California because of work. I'm leaving soon.
Flower Mound is Terrible
Experiences Can vary greatly! where do you live now?