Good Video. however, san antonio also offers two wonderful lakes in the south part of town and they are: Calaveras Lake and Braunic Lake which are great for boating. It also has Wood Lawn lake which is much smaller but has a great walking trail that takes you all around the lake. Lots of people there. It also has Mitchell Lake in the south side for all the bird watchers. this lake attracts birds from all over the world. San Antonio also has Morgans wonderland in the north side. It's an amusement park for the handicap but everyone is welcomed.
Which areas are safe affordable family friendly to live?? Does it get very cold there?? Do you have crocodiles problems, love bugs?? Scorpion??What are the properties taxes on a average?? Does it hail in all texas?? Flood?? Is more humid or dry? Is there tornados, hurricane?? How's the health insurance ??
Hi Emelia, I see you have a lot of questions. I can share some specific neighborhoods that are family friendly with more information. Our winters are usually mild and we do get some cold days here and they usually don't last long. Crocodiles are rare and only in habitats near water. There are scorpions but you can treat your home and avoid them. It is dry here but we do get occasional thunderstorms and hail. Here is a link to a quick chat so I can answer any questions you may have. calendly.com/gatewaygroupkw/quick-chat
Been here for almost 30 years.Seems pretty diverse to me,diverse enough anyway.For all you S.A.haters;At LEAST we have a great basketball team WITH 5 Championships!That's no small feat.Some of the other commentor's suggested cities are too expensive,too much crime,or too boring(if you're not partying all the time).I don't like the way drivers here have become;AGGRESSIVE!,They have their Pedal to the metal,EVERY DAY,Every where!Pretty good bang for the buck here though.I've lived and/or visited MANY other cities,S.A.wins hands down.
I know what you're talking about. I was looking online for an apartment in San Antonio but tenants reviews often complain about their roach problem. It's the humidity and people's lifestyles that attract them. Do not leave uncovered food anywhere or at anytime.
Why are HOA's so popular there? Is it possible to get out of them? What's the point of buying a home when you have Karen's telling what you can and can't do with it?
@@SanAntonioHomesInsider I personally don't care what my neighbors home looks like long as they don't bother me and don't encourage crime. I can take care of my own maintenance. Or are you saying HOA's are how the city pays for normal things like street maintenance?
@@SanAntonioHomesInsider in due time it'll happen. BUT finding a job down there seems difficult. I'm a fleet manager for a large trucking company. Doesn't seem like SA has much in the way of trucking....seems like most distribution is done out of Houston or Dallas.
@@cristinasalazar9293 that's subjective. HOA's in my opinion lowers a homes value because some people want to actually own their home not be told what they can and cannot do to their own property. Neighborhood looking nicer is also a matter of opinion. What my neighbor does is none of my business long as he/she isn't running a brothel or drug cartel I could care less. #mindyourbusiness
Diversity is measured by more than the race documented in the Census. Yes, San Antonio does have a higher Hispanic population. But, when it comes to diversity, the city has a lot to offer multiculturally. Here are some links to data between San Antonio and Houston as regards to demographics if anyone is interested. datausa.io/profile/geo/san-antonio-tx/#demographics datausa.io/profile/geo/houston-tx/?compare=harris-county-tx
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Good Video. however, san antonio also offers two wonderful lakes in the south part of town and they are: Calaveras Lake and Braunic Lake which are great for boating. It also has Wood Lawn lake which is much smaller but has a great walking trail that takes you all around the lake. Lots of people there. It also has Mitchell Lake in the south side for all the bird watchers. this lake attracts birds from all over the world. San Antonio also has Morgans wonderland in the north side. It's an amusement park for the handicap but everyone is welcomed.
Was born here and raised here, but I always believed it to be "Brauning Lake" 😆 Thanks
Which areas are safe affordable family friendly to live?? Does it get very cold there?? Do you have crocodiles problems, love bugs?? Scorpion??What are the properties taxes on a average?? Does it hail in all texas?? Flood?? Is more humid or dry? Is there tornados, hurricane?? How's the health insurance ??
Hi Emelia, I see you have a lot of questions. I can share some specific neighborhoods that are family friendly with more information. Our winters are usually mild and we do get some cold days here and they usually don't last long. Crocodiles are rare and only in habitats near water. There are scorpions but you can treat your home and avoid them. It is dry here but we do get occasional thunderstorms and hail. Here is a link to a quick chat so I can answer any questions you may have. calendly.com/gatewaygroupkw/quick-chat
Love the information
Been here for almost 30 years.Seems pretty diverse to me,diverse enough anyway.For all you S.A.haters;At LEAST we have a great basketball team WITH 5 Championships!That's no small feat.Some of the other commentor's suggested cities are too expensive,too much crime,or too boring(if you're not partying all the time).I don't like the way drivers here have become;AGGRESSIVE!,They have their Pedal to the metal,EVERY DAY,Every where!Pretty good bang for the buck here though.I've lived and/or visited MANY other cities,S.A.wins hands down.
Thanks Rudy! Well said
So Many Great Things in San Antonio . Cedar fever is not fun !
So much to love about San Antonio -- didn't like the cockroaches and rattlesnakes
I know what you're talking about. I was looking online for an apartment in San Antonio but tenants reviews often complain about their roach problem. It's the humidity and people's lifestyles that attract them. Do not leave uncovered food anywhere or at anytime.
Being a military town will you be looked down upon for not having served?
Especially if you're career is in management.
Yes, I see the Pro-Militarization as a Con.
@@cristinasalazar9293 ummm.....please elaborate. Are you saying companies in SA generally only hire ex-military as management?
@@laverdadbuscador No, I meant the culture. Like almost everyone supports the Imperialist Military.
@@cristinasalazar9293 are we speaking a different language?
Do SA companies prefer to hire ex-military or no?
@@eramirez5119 actually I did. My uncle Jerry received a purple heart during ww2.
That’s the only thing I don’t like insects and snake
Do they have ikea
YES! We do have IKEA. We have every shopping and restaurant you can imagine.
San Antonio is NOT diverse......New Orleans is diverse!!! (African, French, Vietnamese, Spanish)
From the demographics I'm seeing it looks pretty diverse to me.
But food wise it doesn't look that diverse.
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Diversity? Only 3 cultures mentioned is diversity? Umm....kay.
Two of those cultures basically the same
@@dusbus2384 you're right.
Why are HOA's so popular there? Is it possible to get out of them? What's the point of buying a home when you have Karen's telling what you can and can't do with it?
@@SanAntonioHomesInsider I personally don't care what my neighbors home looks like long as they don't bother me and don't encourage crime. I can take care of my own maintenance.
Or are you saying HOA's are how the city pays for normal things like street maintenance?
@@SanAntonioHomesInsider in due time it'll happen. BUT finding a job down there seems difficult. I'm a fleet manager for a large trucking company. Doesn't seem like SA has much in the way of trucking....seems like most distribution is done out of Houston or Dallas.
Walmart has a very large distribution center here. Also Amazon? Just some thoughts
@@laverdadbuscador I like HOAs because they increase property value and they make the neighborhood look nicer.
@@cristinasalazar9293 that's subjective. HOA's in my opinion lowers a homes value because some people want to actually own their home not be told what they can and cannot do to their own property.
Neighborhood looking nicer is also a matter of opinion. What my neighbor does is none of my business long as he/she isn't running a brothel or drug cartel I could care less.
#mindyourbusiness
Diversity?? Or non white?? Honey it’s all Hispanic. If your going to talk about diversity then Houston would be the place. Not San Antonio, TX.
Diversity is measured by more than the race documented in the Census. Yes, San Antonio does have a higher Hispanic population. But, when it comes to diversity, the city has a lot to offer multiculturally. Here are some links to data between San Antonio and Houston as regards to demographics if anyone is interested. datausa.io/profile/geo/san-antonio-tx/#demographics datausa.io/profile/geo/houston-tx/?compare=harris-county-tx