Which city do you feel is more walkable: Dallas or Houston?

I grew up in Humble and have lived near Houston my whole life. Ive since moved way out to Pine Hurst. I cant stand going into Houston. Way too much traffic

probaly my favorite home

I grew up in Houston, and JUST got a house in Navasota, TX and I'm much happier now. Houston is expensive, noisy, full of traffic, rude lazy people who never put carts back when shopping, morons behind the wheel, dirty...just all around horrible environment to live. I bought an Urban Loft unit next to the Pierce elevated i-45 and it was shoddily built with all manner of corners but and taxes were insane and neighborhood was still crack central. Navasota is MAGA country and that's a negative for it, but the folks there aren't MAGA because they are evil, but rather they are easily fooled by the fear mongering that the GOP engages in. For the most part, they are nice people who been fooled by Trump. Other than the MAGA situation, Navasota is quiet, clean and convenient, also minus the stupid train horns ever 30 minutes, but I'm taking care of that soon.

Thank you soooo much ... Greatly appreciate the tip. HOWEVER, are you saying I do NOT need to water the lawn at all for 3 months??? Just curious if the grass will die as oppose to it being in hybernation mode.

Moderator is top notch.

North of 45 and east of 59

gym, for bodybuilding, universiy for music, is there?

Katy sounds like a bedroom community which is nice

I love Elyson any additional information you have on Elyson and bridgeland is amazing it’s 20 year master plan you should do weekly or monthly videos on bridgeland for several years in terms of updates and expansion projects commercial development as well within bridgeland in cypress

Please do a video on the groves in humble near energy corridor thanks

You familiar with Klein

Bridgeland is awesome so is Elyson in Katy

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The walkability inside the loop is laughable. The only people walking are homeless or questionable characters. A more realistic take would be a 5-15-minute drive to get to places.

Houston = Hell. Heat all year long and ugly.

Heights guy here. Overlooked pro in the loop is transportation cost. In the exurbs, you'll be wearing out a new car every three years. In the loop, I'm able to run most of my errands by bicycle. Last calendar year, I logged 930 miles running errands on the bike. My motor vehicle use was 2600 miles, including a 500-mile roadtrip to view the solar eclipse. Lots of young inner-loopers do OK with no car at all, an unthinkable proposition in the exurbs. The higher neartown housing cost is more than offset by reduced transportation cost.

We're full enough. Stay away.

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Where does it NOT flood in Katy? and where to avoid AREA where it does flood?

Was this a work issue or a Houston issue, any new place you move you have to join social clubs sports teams and live in the city

I have lived in Katy for over 50 years, at one time it was a great place to live, but not anymore. Major traffic congestion, poorly planned cookie cutter neighborhoods with short driveways and cars parked in front of houses jamming the neighborhood and making travel difficult. Please don't move to Katy.

If you want a new construction for the next 9months… which percentage do they ask you for downpayment ?

after visiting katy, I realized that the most arrogant people in the world gather there.

I've lived here since January (in the Towne Lake area), and I'm liking it a lot. North Cypress is really where the trees are, and the neighborhoods are built in gorgeous pine forests that extend from the Houston area northward for about 200 miles. Although south Cypress doesn't have the trees, I prefer it, because I've experienced living in a forest, and the tree maintenance and damage to homes during storms made it not worth it to me. Overall, the ethnic and cultural diversity is something I like about Cypress. Like many new residents, I was surprised, but it's the way Texas is and I like it.

Nice video. Could you please tour KB Homes community in Cypress. KB homes are much cheaper than other builders.

Stop the gentrification

Muito bom, estive aí em Katy, adorei.

I've lived in Katy since 1970. The expansion of the area is absolutely CRAZY!!! The places I used to hunt duck and geese are now subdivisions.

There's nothing that can be done about cars. Huge area. Everyone has their own point A and B and usually many miles between them. No public transportation can ever deal with that especially when you combine it with need to walk in heat and humidity. Houston is built for private autos, like 90+% of other American cities and it's futile to fight against it.

As a Katy native, we have an annual Rice Festival in the Fall. Bush Park was built as a reservoir/park as are most of the parks in the Katy neighborhoods. Additionally, Buffalo Bayou has its source near Katy. Katy Mills Mall was not purchased by Simon but was acquired by Simon in a settlement with the Mills family. The Mills family sued Simon after Simon planned to build a mall on the corner of what is now 99 and I-10. Although Simon was never built, one anchor store (JC Penney) was built and is open. The rest of the land owned by Simon is now Katy Asian Town. If you live in Katy but work downtown, Metro has an express bus that runs from Katy to Downtown. The Metro station is located on the corner of 99 and I-10.

Please Help me find a house in EaDo! Thanks for the video

Please don’t it’s change and is awful now

Firethorne survived Harvey very well. The worst night the water only made it halfway up the lawn.

And if you want to drive into downtown good luck there is a whole bunch of one ways and you only have a .5 second to get into the lane you need because peopke park on the side and dont get me started on all the cops

bro how you going to talk about a project and not even include basic metadata information about the project in the video description definitely a missed opportunity but hey you only have 125 views so you still have time to fix it

Gmv

Very informative video, it would be a great idea to mention universities or colleges in Katy, TX for folks like me looking to relocate to Katy and have college going kids. Yeah you did mention elementary and high schools but nothing on unis and colleges. Keep up the great work! 👌

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Yes, we do have a very good and expensive health system. If you have to ever use the county services, it is worse than third world countries (I have traveled extensively). Harris Health (the county) is expanding with Baylor College of Medicine. About the worst system in the country. Lack of patient care and safety.

I cant finish the video that freaking bell that keeps going off is killing me.

also America the Beautiful park pass for free..

Might want to provide more information on the free toll roads because if your in the DFW area NTTA is going to charge you but they dont tell you that you can get a Texas Toll Tag which allows you to use even their toll way for free....

So I honestly feel like people in Houston have some of the worst attitudes- I now have gathered it’s probably because of the heat lol people get hot and irritated 😂

You forgot the worst part. High heat combined with high humidity makes this one of the most uncomfortable places regarding outdoors.

My bestie just bought and moved into a beautiful brand new built home in Katy, this month May 2024. The hoa is hilariously awesome, 1,067 ANNUALLY. I'm used to seeing 300- over 1,000 per month, in CA and Oregon.

Houston and its suburbs were great choice in 2009 great deals on homes and condos super low prices!!!!! now not so much with all the inflation/bad economy/Biden and local corrupt elections in harris county =hot mess!

Houston is slowly getting better. All the crimes are getting pushed out to the very edge of the city, maybe because the gentrification is progressing so fast.

Another point that needs to be covered from anyone moving from out of Texas to anywhere in Texas, they may save in state taxes but they will be hit by huge property taxes, especially when the properties appreciate in value. So houston is underrated but still cost of living is getting expensive with inflation.