Thank you for the video. How are the New Caney ISD schools, specifically Porter? Ratings on HAR are not great.

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Great information!

Very interesting. Those are some amazing campuses!!!

I am from planet earth! Where are you from?

I lived here my whole life, the quality of life has gone down. You live in Montgomery nowhere near Houston. You might as well be in Huntsville. Anyone in the Houston area is in Harris and has to deal with Centerpoint.

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I was raised in Houston and graduated from Westchester High but I have been away from Houston for 37 years. I came back 14 years ago and could not find my way around. Before that I had missed Houston but after that I swore I would never live there. I lived in NKY for 35 years 21 years in Hebron, KY in a planned community across the river from Cincinnati, OH (16 miles). NKY has grown because of affordable houses and lower taxes but compared to Houston it small. I am now retired and live in a retirement community north of Tucson which is very nice. I had considered Austin and the hill country but it is expensive and congested. My wife and I like the hot dry heat and less traffic.

I have lived in houston texas for 39 years and i am thinking about moving to a Dallas Sub.. lilttle wind little rain maybe some snow but so what

I have been living in Houston for 62 years. My power went for only 3 days. I have electricity with Reliant. I'm used to having Hurricanes in the Houston area and where I live we don't get flooded for the main reason that the houses in my area are up high to where the water will not reach.

I live just west of the Galleria/West Loop. My power was out for 8 hours. No flooding near my condo or on Richmond Ave. nearby during Beryl or Harvey. (Champion Energy/Centerpoint)

I’m near Cypress. Not one home in my subdivision flooded. My home keeps appreciating in value. Love Houston and my beautiful community. ❤️💯

It’s not safe . People get shot in the “nice” suburbs too. People get shot driving down the street on almost all highways.

Go away people! We are full

I live in Kingwood and lost power for 9 days. We now own a generator. I work from home and couldn’t work. Definitely will be aware in the next place I move to here. I have lived in several areas around Houston. Was in West Houston during 2020 snow storm and lost power 3 days. Also was Centerpoint.

I know people who never lost power during Beryl. And some who lost it but only for about four hours.

She's also right about the media showing clips from the same areas and making it look like it's city-wide. Not suggesting there weren't problems for many people. But...not everybody. Not by a long shot. When I went apt hunting 3 yrs ago, the apartments have to be upfront about whether they flooded during Harvey. Anytime I asked, it was always no.

She makes a good point about Harvey and future flood risk. Our family home in Jersey Village/Cypress did not flood. There was some water in the street (maybe 7 inches) for a day and a half (and stable at 7 inches), but not even close to our yard or actual house because our house is on an incline from where the street is. And that was the only time we ever had water in the street. So now...if there's "hard rain" that's still way, way less than what Harvey was (and 99% of rain events are), it's just not a concern. If your home got no water from Harvey, nothin's gonna happen with some hard but routine storms.

I love Houston i was recently kinda forced to move about a month and a half ago and now live in DC and Columbus... I miss Texas and can't wait until i finish up contract and can go back been my home for 12 years.

Nobody has a choice of the power line utility that controls power distribution. Centerpoint is the utility. Everyone in Centerpoint area must use Centerpoint. The only choice is the RETAIL provider, which is not a utility, they are marketing and billing only. They don't control the lines or repairs, or even the generation of power. They are resellers.

I like your no nonsense straight to the point video so I’ll subscribe now. Let the woke stay in their crime infested Harris county

Grand Blanc, Michigan

If you have common sense don't move here.

Texas is high way robbery everything is high taxes are ridiculous, houses being built cheap as hell but the price is high as hell.

People go where jobs go. Houston has a lot of jobs

When Hurricane Ike hit in 2008 I was without power in the Woodlands/Spring area for about two weeks. Statistically, I've done the fact checking but feel free to follow up, Houston, TX takes a major hit by a wind or flood event due to Tropical weather about every five years and when these events happen lives are devastated, rescue operations underway, power outages for a few days are not uncommon... Home owners insurance policies were already skyrocketing and following Beryl that is predicted to get worse... We've already been hit hard by two storm systems this year, before Beryl there was a major storm event out of nowhere that blue windows out of skyscrapers downtown and destroyed power lines, that was May.... It is highly likely we will get hit with another Tropical system of sort or brushed by one before this Hurricane season is over.... If you hate Hurricanes, power outages, etc... This is not the place to live, we are in the top 10 cities to get hit, the most common city in the state of Texas to get hit and you need to fully understand that moving here. But being prepared largely solves the problem. 1.) Invest in a generator and keep it well maintained 2.) Do not buy or build near East or West Fork of the San Jacinto River, these run far north of Houston This goes for suburbs not just inner city, anywhere from 2-6 miles from these forks can see flooding. When you see houses underwater in the suburbs its usually because they are near one of these forks. These forks begin far north of Houston, the West Fork at Lake Conroe, the East Fork in San Jacinto County, northwest of Huntsville and they run all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Anything built along them is subject to major flooding... Inner city, you have to watch for Bayous, same story, you want to be at least 5, probably 10 miles away from the water and make sure the property is elevated. If you follow this you'll be safe in River Flooding. River and Bayou flooding are the primary cause of home flooding here.

House in Friendswood Texas, TEXAS NEW MEXICO POWER CO, lost power for 8Hrs😁

I'm in Katy. The City of Katy has lots of trees. Its moniker is "the city of trees". The city is filled with large oak trees planted by the settlers. (along with other mature trees) The Katy area, which is much larger, doesn't have many old towering trees. For a portable generator, I STRONGLY RECOMMEND getting an inverter generator such as the Honda EU2200i at $1099 MSRP. It's easy to store and lug-able; not much larger than a 5 gallon gas can. I make sure my four 5 gallon gas cans are filled before a major storm. You can use the generator for far more than just a disaster as well. (camping, tailgating, etc.) It is also very quiet when it throttles down. A conventional generator must run at a constant RPM and burns through fuel like crazy; in many cases wasting most of the fuel. An inventor generator is able to throttle down when power demand is low, saving a whole lot of fuel. Fuel is a real consideration after a storm when many gas stations are closed as they don't have power. I have an older Honda EU2000i. With it, I can run my refrigerator and freezer at the same time 24/7 burning about 2 gallons of fuel a day. I can disconnect them as needed to run a coffee maker, large toaster oven, etc. (not at the same time) I wouldn't be cheap here. Buy a reliable brand such as Honda or Yamaha. From what I've seen on line, those knock-off brand generators can't handle really heavy loads.

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Do not Move here... you'll be sorry... very sorry.

I’ve lived in Houston on and off for my entire adult life, I was a Sunday School teacher and an engineer here, I owned a an award-winning nightclub here, and a whole lot of other stuff, over the years. I’m leaving in a few weeks with no intention of ever returning. I’m leaving primarily because a lot of things in Houston were forgivable (heat, traffic, etc) because it was cheap and the people here were friendly. Now, it is no longer cheap to live here, and to me it now feels substantially less-friendly. The cherry on top is that we now have a Mayor who has shown just how he feels about human-scale, walkable places and public transportation. I’ll leave this place to those who would rather, apparently, drive an hour to get to work, then drive to a strip center to get groceries, then drive to the gym to stay in shape. But hey: look at all the money you save, right?

I live way outside of houston. I hate houston. Traffic is ridiculous. Crime is crazy and bums have over taken it.

Texas is closed. All of it. Too many people here anyway. Try going east. Good luck!

Houston is hell on earth. Cold and hot. The electric bill will run super high 10 months of the year and negates the state taxes of California😀😀😀 Houston is super high crime rate too. Make a decision accordingly.

Hi beautiful Natasha how far is Audubon from Montgomery or Woodland Hills

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I live in New Caney and Beryl left me with out power for 5 days at least

Always great content

Hi! i live in Minnesota i am 35 years old and im self employed, i do Auto detailing and i been getting tired of this state and snow i need a better weather re-location. jajaja. i have 2 childrend and we looking to see what area would be good for us and our business to move to. What areas are good that you would recomend.

Thank you for this video!! Can you plase share the name and/or location of the neighborhood in minute 7:45? I would like to visit this particular area since we are planning our retirement and this looks like the seewt spot. Looking forward to buy land, or remodel in the near future.

Brand new to Texas literally no friends 😢 wanted to go to watch karaoke or line dance no idea where to go

Houstin is LEEEGARBAGEEEE dont listen to a damn thing these " real estate" crooks tell yall hear it from people actually living here and not tryna make some money off your dumb mistakes. One for for that sh*t hole place " MISERABLE IN EVERYWHRE YOU LOOK AT IT" gotta experience the trash yourself don't look at videos.

It appears our last Hurricane Beryl has solidified people leaving. It makes me sad,but I respect their decision.

Looking into purchasing land same as republic grand ranch. Are there any alternatives?

A New Construction buyer should actually have FOUR inspections: Pre-Foundation Pour, Pre-Drywall, Final Inspection and 11 Month/ Warranty Inspection. All of these are important for all new construction homes.

Montgomery & Montgomery county are nice places bc Houston & Harris county are such bad ones.

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How far is the Comunnity Woodland Hills

My favorite chic fil a near you

Orlando FL to Cypress January 2024 (but I will have to rent for at least 6months-1year) before buying