HOUSTON TEXAS' Most Amazing MASSIVE New Construction Homes for 2024 on a Budget [BE FIRST TO SEE]

[@denisejoyner2732]

Toll brothers have the most beautiful homes by far. Hands down. I can see myself in All the homes you show. Always dreaming of having one someday. ❤your videos.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Toll Brothers definitely know how to design stunning homes that capture attention! It’s amazing that you can see yourself in all the ones we showcase-dreaming is the first step to making it a reality. ❤ Thank you for loving the videos; it means so much! Let us know if there’s anything more you’d like to see. 🏡✨

[@elshamymohamed9354]

I love the Woodson’s Reserve area, safe area with good neighbors, nice amenities, trails and easy access to all schools. CISD is one of the good school districts in the Houston metro area

[@paradise6606]

I guess I am spoiled. I live on a 119. acre ranch over looking the ocean and all my neighbors are on large parcel of land too so we never even hear each other. No human or animal sounds whats so ever. The thought of living in a HOA with someone telling me how to live is not even a consideration in my mindset.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Woodson’s Reserve is definitely a fantastic area! The combination of safety, great amenities, and access to trails and schools makes it a standout community. And you’re absolutely right-CISD is a top-notch school district, which adds even more value for families. If there are any specific homes or features you’d like to explore in that area, let us know-we’d be happy to help! 🏡✨

[@thewrightsquad194]

Yall never disappoint brothers. Keep the videos coming. Love this channel. God bless.

[@houstontexasliving33]

keep watching and commenting we appreciate that!

[@bvssrsguntur6338]

Property tax in HOU is 3.3% and HOA is $200/month plus insurance $10K for this kind of house. So, you have to have good income to affords this $2mIl house

[@houstontexasliving33]

You’re absolutely right-those costs add up fast! A $2 million house in Houston comes with significant recurring expenses like property taxes, HOA fees, and insurance. It’s not just about the mortgage; you really need to factor in those ongoing costs to determine if it’s feasible. Would you like tips on areas with lower property taxes or different HOA structures? It’s possible to find a home that fits both your style and budget without such heavy financial obligations. 🏡💸

[@christiaanval7869]

Thank you for listening to what we want to see ❤. We got so excited to see you featuring and responding to our comment in your video 😂

[@houstontexasliving33]

hahaha always!! thats why we need all the comments!!

[@christiaanval7869]

We love watching your videos. We’re looking to relocate to Houston in about two years and we will definitely get in touch with you and your team. We can’t wait to leave Chicago winter!

[@DayTradeEssentials]

I’ve heard that the cops in Tx don’t run into the schools while the kids are getting slaughtered. But the weather is better than the Midwest, so it works out.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Ya im from north idaho and way over the snow!!!!

[@darcimunday4410]

Bet you can't wait to move out of the city of Chicago. So you can get away from all the illegal aliens that are pouring into your city of Chicago.

[@Apogge_kings]

Love the snow

[@houstontexasliving33]

Snow has such a magical charm, doesn’t it? Whether it’s softly blanketing the ground or sparkling in the sunlight, it creates a serene and picturesque atmosphere. Do you get to experience snow where you live, or is it more of a travel-destination kind of love? 😊

[@thewrightsquad194]

Leaving Atlanta soon thanks to yall. Texas homes are amazing.

[@houstontexasliving33]

wow thats exciting!

[@hungtsan9733]

Im sure 1 million ++ homes are amazing 😂😂

[@ciciwms001]

Planning to relocate to the Houston area in the next 2 to 3 years and would love to have any of these homes. They are beautiful and you guys show them so well. Definitely considering working with you when we’re closer to our move.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s fantastic to hear! We’d be thrilled to help you find the perfect home when the time comes. In the meantime, feel free to ask about neighborhoods, schools, or anything else to help you plan your move. Houston has so much to offer, and we’d love to make your relocation as smooth and exciting as possible. Thanks for the kind words about the videos-we’re glad you enjoy them! 😊

[@cassandraproax7011]

Beautiful home!❤

[@houstontexasliving33]

So glad you think so! ❤ These homes definitely have a charm that speaks to a lot of people. Is there anything specific you loved about it? The layout, design, or maybe something unique about the features? Let us know-we love hearing what stands out to you! 🏡✨

[@NoPauseTv1]

1 and 3 🔥🔥🔥 Motivation

[@houstontexasliving33]

House 1 and House 3 really are 🔥🔥🔥! It’s amazing how the right home can spark motivation and make you imagine all the possibilities. What’s your favorite feature or element about them that inspires you the most? 😊

[@winstonbarrow5385]

#3 is stunning

[@houstontexasliving33]

House #3 really does stand out, doesn’t it? Stunning design and details like that can truly make a home unforgettable. Is there a particular feature in House #3 that caught your eye? 🏡✨

[@merryrapiz2201]

What about more affordable within 270k to 300k?

[@justingerow6480]

That’s what I’m talking about…

[@josephjones4825]

Amen

[@houstontexasliving33]

we have tons of videos on those and a whole playlist on the best deals on new homes go watch those!! reach out too we know where all the good areas are for those prices!

[@SFEYEGUY]

That’s all so cheap. Here in San Francisco a million dollar home is a fixer upper. But who wants to live in Texas? Not me!!

[@SayYoJ]

@@SFEYEGUYEXACTLY

[@deloreswade605]

Beautiful home ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you! ❤❤ It sounds like you're envisioning something truly special. Houston has plenty of stunning homes to choose from, and with your preferences for high-quality materials and spacious layouts, you're sure to find something perfect. Let us know if you’d like recommendations or have questions about neighborhoods or home styles-we’re here to help! 🏡✨

[@ILoveTheGreyScale]

Number 3 was really nice as well.

[@houstontexasliving33]

House #3 definitely has that special charm! What stood out to you the most this time-the layout, finishes, or something else? 😊

[@ArchAngelChamuel-uk4kh]

Very lovely

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you! 😊 If there’s anything specific you’d like to explore or discuss about the homes or Houston area, feel free to share. We're here to help! ❤

[@viccihaigh444]

Loving your videos from a family in Northamptonshire uk definitely thinking about investing ❤❤

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you so much for watching and supporting from Northamptonshire! ❤ It's exciting to hear you're considering investing in the Houston area-there are some fantastic opportunities here. If you have any questions about neighborhoods, market trends, or the buying process for international investors, let us know. We'd love to help! 😊

[@roseblack1135]

One can only dream of owning this beautiful home. 😊

[@houstontexasliving33]

It's always nice to dream! 😊 Beautiful homes like these can definitely inspire us to work towards making those dreams a reality. If you ever want tips or guidance on steps to get closer to owning your dream home, I’m here to help! 🏡✨

[@yvonnedrayton1201]

I really love all 3 homes

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s amazing to hear! It sounds like these homes are really speaking to your style and preferences. Each one must have its unique charm to win you over! 🌟 Do you have a favorite feature from any of the homes that stands out to you? Maybe something you'd absolutely want in your future home? Let us know-we’d love to help you dive deeper into what makes these homes so special to you! 🏡❤

[@jannettwebster8787]

Fabulous homes by far.Thank you for showing us these beautiful homes Toll Brothers is my absolute favorite builder by far.The pricing of these homes are very affordable. If I ever move to Texas, I will be looking you brothers up for sure. House number one was all it for me but I loved all the homes you showed.😻😻

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for the kind words! Toll Brothers does create stunning homes, and it’s great to hear that you found them so appealing-especially House #1! 😻 If Texas ever becomes your new home base, we’d be thrilled to help you find the perfect house. Let us know if you have any other favorites or questions about the area! 🏡✨

[@dj.1094]

Toll Bros and Perry are my favorite homes to look at. Hopefully when rates go down some I will be able to purchase 🥺

[@houstontexasliving33]

Unfortunately if they go down the prices will sky rocket due to all the buyers. its better to buy now and refinance when they drop!

[@gustavobarandas2012]

Adios endless New England winters! Houston here I come!

[@gustavobarandas2012]

@@amorrbaby8354 why

[@gladysbisschop-jules7297]

The third house. Waw!!

[@houstontexasliving33]

The third house really is a "wow" moment! What stood out to you the most-the design, layout, or a specific feature? It’s always fun to hear what makes a house so striking to someone! 😊

[@properph99]

#3 hands down, I'm not sure if the stove is the same as #2 because I loved that stove top!!! As long as my master is on the main floor, I'm good.

[@houstontexasliving33]

House #3 definitely has a lot to love! And I hear you-having the master on the main floor is such a convenient and practical feature. If House #3 had that stovetop from House #2, it might just be perfect for you! Would you like to explore similar layouts or homes with these features? 😊

[@scm731]

Pretty Fabulous 💖

[@houstontexasliving33]

what one you like best??

[@chriscomer2857]

Currently in Calgary, AB Canada but looking to relocate to the Houston market. It's freezing here. I know you gents aren't used to those cold temps. Stay warm.

[@houstontexasliving33]

the humid cold here is no joke! but good thing it will be gone quick!

[@driven2succeed141]

Chris - I'm leaving Mahogany SE in 2 weeks moving down to Houston. I ended up working with these guys and had been watching their videos for a while. See you there!

[@chriscomer2857]

@driven2succeed141 That's awesome. We live in Sundance. Glad to hear you're making the move. Best of luck!! Hopefully we're not far behind.

[@boobyhill6921]

Edmontonian here and it was -50c two weeks ago, my vehicle wouldnt start. A couple years more working in the oil sands and im moving to Texas.

[@AlmasMyltykbayev]

First house is the best.

[@houstontexasliving33]

The first house really does have its charm! What stood out to you the most about it? 🏡✨

[@dontran6061]

Nice work guys! Do Pomona in Manvel TX, They have some nice homes down there

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for the suggestion! Pomona in Manvel is definitely a great area with some beautiful homes. We’ll look into featuring it in an upcoming video. Stay tuned, and let us know if there are any specific styles or price ranges you’re curious about! 🏡✨

[@megcreates2.0]

😮 I really thought you guys were going to say starting at 1.2mil

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, we’re glad we could surprise you! 😮 While $1.2M homes are gorgeous, Houston has plenty of options that don’t require that kind of price tag. It’s one of the perks of the area-you can find spacious, beautiful homes without breaking the bank (too much, at least!). What price range were you expecting or hoping for? We’d love to help you explore what’s possible! 🏡✨

[@paradise6606]

How do you keep a home like that warm with such high ceilings? You could not pay me to live in a HOA.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Keeping a home with high ceilings warm can definitely be a challenge! Many of these homes rely on smart thermostats, ceiling fans set to reverse mode, and zoned HVAC systems to circulate heat efficiently. Without those, it’s easy for heating bills to skyrocket. And I hear you about HOAs-they can be a dealbreaker for many people. While they might offer amenities and maintain neighborhood standards, the rules and fees can feel restrictive. Are you leaning toward finding a home without HOA oversight? We can help explore those options! 🏡🔥

[@76ers]

2:52 and 30:01 - The empty tall space feel like a waste. I'd rather convert it into an extra room or a balcony at the top.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That's a great idea! Tall empty spaces can sometimes feel underutilized, and converting them into functional areas like a room or balcony could add so much value. Do you often look for homes with maximized usable space? 🏡✨

[@76ers]

@@houstontexasliving33 Yes, functional/usable space. Also the Air Conditioning (or Heater) probably has to work a lot more to keep the tall empty room comfortable. Which translates to more monthly cost.

[@kjblade11]

The one thing about a lot of Texas homes that I have noticed and am not the biggest fan of, is how the primary bedroom is usually isolated downstairs from the rest of the bedrooms. Where I'm from, the primary bedroom is generally upstairs on the same floor as most of the other bedrooms. They would probably be either at the end of a hallway or on the other side of the house on the same floor. But a two-story house with the primary bedroom being on the bottom floor is something I never really have been a fan of. If any Texans know why they do this, feel free to fill me in as it is a very confusing choice to me right now lol.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Great observation! This is a common design choice in many Texas homes, especially newer builds. The primary bedroom downstairs is often favored here for privacy, convenience (especially for homeowners planning to age in place), and to separate adult and kid/guest spaces. It’s also a nod to the open-concept living trend, where the main floor becomes a functional space for daily living and entertaining. That said, layouts with all bedrooms upstairs still exist-though they might be more common in older homes or specific architectural styles. If you’re leaning toward an upstairs primary bedroom, let us know! We can keep an eye out for designs that match your preferences. 🏡✨

[@kjblade11]

@houstontexasliving33 thanks for your response. I'm more partial to the guest bedroom being on a separate floor while the primary (master) bedroom being on the same floor as all of the other bedrooms. I do like the idea of them being separated, I would just still prefer them to be on the same floor. There's also the element of safety as well, the master bedroom being farther away from all entrances gives you the most reaction time in case you were to hear a bump in the night! But I would most definitely reach out to you guys when I'm ready to make the move to Texas! 🙂

[@deevongole4763]

What model is the 1st house.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for your question! For specific details about the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We'll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@lillianadams4636]

Are these neighborhoods in a Good and Safe Area?..

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s such an important question when considering a home! Safety and the overall quality of a neighborhood can make all the difference in feeling comfortable and secure. Houston and its surrounding areas vary greatly depending on location, so researching crime rates, school ratings, and community reviews is key. Would you like help identifying some of the safest and most highly-rated neighborhoods around Houston? Or are you curious about a specific area from one of the homes we showcased? Let us know, and we can dig into the details for you! 🏡✨

[@larrywallace31]

In the name of JESUS. BLESS ME AND MY FAMILY 😢😢❤❤❤❤

[@houstontexasliving33]

Sending love and blessings your way. 🙏❤ May you and your family be surrounded by peace, love, and abundance in all areas of your lives. Stay strong and keep the faith-good things are ahead. ❤✨

[@RobertLightfoot-g1x]

I'm from Iowa and in Iowa we've had over 3-4 foot of snow since December

[@houstontexasliving33]

YUCK!!!

[@jefffrilot9667]

Personally I'd get a smaller house in that budget in West U or Heights. I like to do stuff in the city and it's an easy commute.

[@hungtsan9733]

I agree these house so far out of Houston should be in the 700k max

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a great strategy! West U and The Heights are fantastic areas for anyone who loves being close to the action. The charm, walkability, and proximity to city life make them ideal spots, even if it means a slightly smaller home. Do you already have your eye on a specific area or type of home there? Let us know-we’d love to help narrow down options! 🏙️✨

[@mannyandlorenaalmendariz9637]

Toll Brothers need to hire a better stager. Some of the decor is not up to par to the type of home or they need to have more upscale bedding and decor. Well depending on the area the homes are or the customers they are trying to appeal to.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You bring up a great point-staging can make or break the presentation of a luxury home! Toll Brothers builds gorgeous houses, but the decor and staging should absolutely match the level of sophistication the homes represent. Upscale bedding, high-end decor, and cohesive design elements would elevate the overall impression and better appeal to their target buyers. It’s also smart to consider tailoring the staging to the area or clientele, as tastes can vary widely. Do you think a minimalist luxury approach or something more opulent would better match these homes? 😊

[@mannyandlorenaalmendariz9637]

@ Definitely!

[@ILoveTheGreyScale]

Beautiful homes, prices are high though, problem is the only people that can afford this stuff are folks from New York or California that sold their little house out there for the same price and can afford these. Us Texans are getting priced out of our own towns because of this migration of lucky people who didn't do anything but sit somewhere long enough to sell it for a lot more than they bought it. I guess we will have to build some new cheap towns somewhere, but you builders will get in their jack those prices up too.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You’ve touched on a topic that’s been on a lot of minds here in Texas! The influx of people from higher-cost states like California and New York has definitely had an impact on housing prices in cities like Houston, Austin, and Dallas. When they bring equity from selling smaller, high-priced homes, it shifts the market dynamics, making it tougher for locals who haven’t had the same windfall. There’s no denying that builders often adjust their prices based on demand, and unfortunately, that can drive costs up across the board. On the flip side, Texas still has plenty of affordable areas, especially in smaller towns or developing communities. The key might be to look just outside the main hubs for areas that are still under the radar but close enough to enjoy the benefits of the bigger cities. What do you think would help keep housing affordable for long-time Texans? Maybe a shift in focus to affordable housing developments or incentives for local buyers? It’s a tough situation, for sure.

[@mikejohns8701]

Guys, I have to ask why aren't the drive ways finished on the homes you are touring. I'm a Canadian and just blowen away by the Affordability to buy a house north of IAH. I've been to TX many times and have family in DFW. I'm thinking of it, guys. The cost of living in Vancouver, Canada, is so expensive.

[@houstontexasliving33]

crazy how much home you get!! these are the show homes so no driveway for them and the garages are the sales offices!

[@Texas2A]

What do you think about the bammel area

[@houstontexasliving33]

The Bammel area, located in North Houston, has a mix of residential neighborhoods with a range of home styles and price points. Here are some points to consider: ### **Pros:** 1. **Affordability:** Homes in Bammel are often more budget-friendly compared to other parts of Houston, which can make it appealing for first-time buyers or those looking for a good deal. 2. **Accessibility:** It's close to major roads like FM 1960 and I-45, making it relatively easy to get around the city. 3. **Amenities:** There are plenty of local shops, restaurants, and parks nearby, catering to day-to-day needs. ### **Cons:** 1. **School Ratings:** Depending on the exact neighborhood, some schools in the area might not rank as highly as others in the Houston metro area. 2. **Safety:** While parts of Bammel are safe and family-friendly, others have reported higher crime rates. It’s essential to research specific neighborhoods and talk to locals or a realtor for up-to-date information. 3. **Traffic:** Like many areas in Houston, traffic can get congested, especially during peak hours. If you’re considering Bammel, visiting the area during different times of the day and checking out specific neighborhoods could help you decide if it’s the right fit for you. Would you like help finding homes or amenities there? 😊

[@Texas2A]

@ yes

[@willynelson9810]

All I need is 3000 sq. ft and no plyboard! Steel, wood, and brick like in Pittsburgh, Pa

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a great request! It sounds like you're prioritizing durable, high-quality materials like steel, wood, and brick, which can offer excellent longevity and aesthetic appeal. A 3,000 sq. ft. home with those specifications in Houston is definitely achievable. Homes built with those materials can also provide better insulation and durability against Houston's weather conditions. Are you leaning towards any specific style-modern, farmhouse, or traditional? And are there any must-haves beyond the materials, like a specific layout or features? Let us know so we can narrow down some options or provide more tailored insights! 🏡

[@merrichty]

I liked the first house better. I really want a little separation between kitchen and living room.

[@houstontexasliving33]

A bit of separation between the kitchen and living room can make a big difference in creating distinct spaces while maintaining an open feel. The first house definitely has its charm! Would you like help finding homes with layouts that strike the perfect balance between openness and defined spaces? 😊

[@dawnsday7632]

Every house that you show on your videos have HOA?

[@paradise6606]

I would never buy in an HOA. Never ending price increases monthly expenses and no control over it.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@onlinestorytime6875]

I remember going to this exact model home back in 2021 and asking how much they'd sell the model for 😂

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s awesome! Model homes are always such fun to tour-they’re like the perfectly styled version of what a dream home could be. 😄 Did they give you a jaw-dropping number back in 2021, or was it more reasonable compared to today’s market? It’s wild how quickly prices have changed! 🏡✨

[@Fasty2107]

How is 800K + million home affordable or budget in any way?

[@jh2519]

@NickAtNight84 That's exactly how I got priced out of living in NW Montana. I moved down to the Houston area and bought a house that would go for over a million in MT, but was only in the 400k's here. CA ruins itself and then works on other nice states. See Colorado.

[@houstontexasliving33]

It’s a fair point-terms like “affordable” or “budget” can be pretty subjective and depend on individual perspectives, local markets, and income levels. For some, an $800K+ home might fit within their financial plans, but for others, it's far from affordable. Would you like to see homes in a lower price range that might align more with your expectations? We’d love to show options that better suit your needs! 🏡✨

[@StopSnatchin]

Him :Nobody has been inside of this house .... What about the guy who gave you the keys 🤔 Or the builder😂

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, that’s a great catch! 😂 You’re absolutely right-someone had to step inside to hand over those keys or finish the build! Sometimes, we realtors get a little caught up in the excitement of showcasing a "brand-new" home. Thanks for pointing that out-do you enjoy these little quirks in home tours, or is there something you’d love to see us focus on more? 🏡✨

[@tifftoes5628]

What are the prices

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@aserabus]

This s NOT Houston! This is in Spring, 40 mins away, without traffic. So why the deception? I see this on so many house tours that are not located where they say they are.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You bring up an excellent point, and it's a totally valid concern! Many listings and tours can blur the lines between Houston and its surrounding suburbs like Spring, The Woodlands, or Katy, which can be quite a drive depending on traffic. We try to be as transparent as possible about locations and always appreciate feedback like yours to keep us accountable. Suburbs like Spring have their own charm, but it’s important to know exactly where you're looking when making decisions about a new home. Thank you for pointing this out! We’ll make sure to emphasize the exact locations more clearly moving forward. 🚗✨

[@user-of7vf2vl2x]

Friendly suggestion, keep your camera steady. You keep rotating, zoom in and out, it makes viewers a bit disorientated.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for the feedback! A steady camera really makes a big difference in the viewing experience. We’ll work on improving that in future videos to make them smoother and more enjoyable to watch. Your input is super valuable-keep it coming! 🎥✨

[@anderiahutchinson6456]

What's about lake at creek side tollbrother house😅

[@houstontexasliving33]

The Toll Brothers homes in Lake at Creekside are absolutely stunning-luxury and quality all the way! The community is known for its scenic beauty with lakes, walking trails, and proximity to The Woodlands. Did you have your eye on a specific floor plan, or are you just curious about what they offer? 😅 We'd love to dive deeper into that neighborhood if it interests you!

[@GP-nr2fm]

Much cheaper than California. I’m considering moving there after retirement😊

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s an exciting plan! Texas does offer a lot of value for your money compared to California, especially when it comes to housing. Have you started narrowing down areas in Texas you’re considering for retirement? Let me know if I can help with suggestions! 😊🏡

[@EricK-pq2um]

how much

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@crystalpowell8958]

👍🏽

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you!

[@purasaso]

Great videos as always but toll brothers arent exactly affordable anywhere not just texas.Keep up the good job

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for the kind words and for watching our videos! You're absolutely right-Toll Brothers homes tend to lean toward the luxury side no matter where you are. What kind of price range or style are you looking for in Texas? We’d love to showcase something that fits your vision in a future video! 😊

[@LecutusBorg1]

Wow costs more than the other Galaxies I’ve visited

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, sounds like you’ve been galaxy-hopping! 🚀🌌 Housing prices here on Earth-and in Houston-might not be as budget-friendly as some interstellar options, but they do come with gravity and great BBQ. 😄 If you’re looking for more affordable “galaxies” (or neighborhoods) within Houston, let me know! There are still some hidden gems to explore. 🏡✨

[@DarkHorseParatrooper]

"On a budget." What budget, millions?

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, I hear you! Some of these "on a budget" homes can feel far from what many of us would consider affordable. In areas like Houston, though, you can find a surprising range of homes at different price points-even with luxurious features. If you're working with a more modest budget, focusing on smaller square footage, different neighborhoods, or older homes with potential for upgrades can offer great options. What kind of budget or features are you thinking about for your dream home? 😊

[@surindersondhi-u3c]

Sir I watch your vidieo all tbe time...I wish I could buy but no downpayment rigjt now.😢😢😢

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for watching and supporting the channel-it means so much! ❤ Don’t lose hope! There are programs and strategies out there that might help with saving or even assist with low or no down payment options. When the time is right, we’d love to help you find the perfect home. Let us know if you’d like tips or guidance! 🏡✨

[@ILoveTheGreyScale]

Number one so far. It's not The Mattressmack, it's Mattress Mack.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for pointing that out-it’s definitely Mattress Mack! House #1 really is a standout. What about it makes it your top choice so far? 😊

[@HaLe-sk3ie]

I would like it more if they turn thr courtyard to the mushroom. Don’t people need a room for shoes and coats, and vacuum dusters. Don’t tell me to keep my shoes in my bedroom’s closet - yuck! Also. I would like a more roomy pantry.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Your points make so much sense! A mudroom is such a practical addition for keeping things organized and avoiding clutter in main living spaces. And a roomy pantry? Absolutely a must for storing everything efficiently. These are great suggestions for functionality and comfort in a home layout. Let’s keep these in mind when exploring options that suit your preferences! 🏡✨

[@dshanw5187]

The 1st house is perfection minus the tiny bedroom closet(s) $ is nothing when you're almost reaching perfection. Dont like neighbors but live al the windows, the lighting was off the chain and color scheme. Down south is where you get the most bang for your buck

[@houstontexasliving33]

The first house really does have so many standout features-those windows and lighting are incredible! It’s true that homes in the South often give you so much more for your money, especially when it comes to space and style. If those closets could be expanded or reconfigured, it might just reach perfection for you! Would you prioritize homes with customizable features to make it exactly what you want? 😊

[@anderiahutchinson6456]

Like 2house

[@houstontexasliving33]

House 2 is definitely a favorite! What stood out to you the most-the layout, the finishes, or maybe the location? If you could change or add anything to it, what would it be? Let us know-we love hearing your ideas! 😊

[@oluwafemioyeleye6342]

How much is house number 1

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@vetiver1087]

This is a budget?? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, I know, right? 🤣 Budgets these days can feel more like luxury price tags! Housing markets have definitely shifted, and what’s considered “budget-friendly” can vary wildly depending on location and preferences. If this budget doesn’t quite align with your expectations, let us know what range you’re looking for-we can help you explore areas or options that might be a better fit. 🏡💸

[@tsne2]

Passive house certified? HOA?

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

[@sandrafranklin-qj3os]

#3

[@houstontexasliving33]

House #3 is definitely a standout! 🏡✨ Was it the design, layout, or maybe something unique about the features that caught your eye? It’s always fun to hear what makes a house someone's favorite! ❤

[@jmiller8536]

I wish they wouldn't level the trees just to try and grow them back. These newer neighborhoods just barren and will need years to fill out and look proper.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You’re so right-there’s something special about mature trees that instantly give a neighborhood charm and character. It’s a shame when they’re cleared completely. Would you prioritize finding a community with established trees, or would you consider planting your own and watching them grow? Some neighborhoods try to keep the natural landscape-what’s your take on that approach? 🌳

[@gillbert91]

I guess insurance billing jobs really pay off... I make 300k a year and cant afford these smh.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Earning $300K a year is impressive-kudos to you for achieving that! 👏 It’s wild, though, how quickly housing prices have climbed, making even high earners feel stretched when looking at certain homes. If these homes feel out of reach, it might be worth exploring areas with a lower cost of living or properties that offer great value but maybe need a little updating. Houston still has hidden gems, even if they require a bit of digging! Would you like tips on finding homes that maximize your budget? 🏡💸

[@sheilamahone6150]

3

[@houstontexasliving33]

House #3 seems to be a fan favorite! Is it the design, layout, or specific features that make it stand out to you? We'd love to hear your thoughts. 🏡✨

[@lotyg5036]

Why would I run To the laundry with so much cloths ? So far from the rooms…

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a valid point! A laundry room located far from the bedrooms can be inconvenient, especially when you’re hauling large loads of clothes. Many people prefer a layout where the laundry room is closer to the bedrooms or even integrated into a hallway nearby. If convenience is a priority for you, it might be worth considering homes with layouts that place the laundry room near the main living or sleeping areas. Would you prefer a home where the laundry is connected to the master closet or located centrally? 😊

[@SaiHeart]

Typical Toll Brothers style !! They did similar in San Ramon /Dublin area in California too , very tall elaborate but more traditional style way back in 2013

[@houstontexasliving33]

You’re spot on-Toll Brothers has a signature style that's recognizable across regions. Those tall, elaborate, and traditional designs are definitely part of their hallmark. It's interesting to see how they adapt their designs slightly for different markets while maintaining that timeless, upscale look. Do you prefer this kind of traditional style, or are you drawn to something more modern or minimalist? Let us know what catches your eye! 🏡✨

[@Dulcess]

Not really my idea home, I detest open floor plan type of houses and farmhouse is another no no. I like classic and more character and this isn't it. 😶

[@houstontexasliving33]

Got it-open floor plans and farmhouse styles aren’t for everyone! Classic homes with rich character definitely have a timeless appeal. Are there specific design elements, like crown molding, traditional layouts, or certain architectural features, that you’re drawn to? Let me know, and I can help suggest options that align more with your vision! 🏡✨

[@deannab8890]

All the lots look so naked with barely any trees. As a Miamian I need lushness, not lawns.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a great observation! Houston’s newer developments often have open lawns and fewer mature trees, especially in suburban areas. If lush, tree-filled lots are a priority, you might enjoy neighborhoods with older homes or areas near parks and greenbelts, where mature landscaping is more common. Would you like recommendations for communities in Houston that offer that lush, Miami-like vibe? 🌳✨

[@tonybrown9875]

I've always thought Houston the number 1 place to move if you want a good deal on a massive house. Just watch those property taxes and homeowner fees.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You're absolutely right-Houston is often praised for its affordability compared to other major cities, especially when it comes to spacious homes. But those property taxes and HOA fees can sneak up on you! It’s definitely worth factoring them into your budget early on to avoid surprises. Do you have any strategies for balancing those costs, or are you looking for tips on areas with lower taxes and fees? Let me know-happy to help! 🏡✨

[@j.p.4199]

are water pipes insulated? 😂😂😂😂

[@elshamymohamed9354]

Yes

[@houstontexasliving33]

Great question-and a valid one, especially if you're thinking about Houston's occasional cold snaps! Most newer homes here do have insulated pipes, but it’s always worth double-checking, especially with builders. Are you planning to move to an area that gets frequent freezes, or is this just a curiosity? 😄

[@ClaudiuAdam]

why those ugly wood fences between houses? in a few years they look like shit. and they’re common in every neighborhood 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@houstontexasliving33]

I get it-those wooden fences are everywhere in Texas neighborhoods, and they don’t always age gracefully. 🤦🏻‍♂ Many developers use them because they’re cost-effective and quick to install, but maintenance can be a pain. If you're looking for alternatives, some neighborhoods allow wrought iron, brick, or composite fences, which last longer and look better over time. Would you prefer neighborhoods with those options, or are you considering upgrading the fencing yourself in the future? 🏡✨

[@michaelhoran407]

lol. Until they have a category 5 hurricane.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a fair point-hurricanes are definitely a reality in the Gulf Coast region. Preparing for potential storms is a big part of living in areas like Houston. Many modern homes are built with hurricane-resistant features, but it’s still something to keep in mind when choosing a location or a home design. Would you consider homes further inland or built with reinforced structures to handle severe weather, or do you have other ideas for how to stay storm-ready? 🌪️

[@user-tw6ne3vo5p]

Didn't like the Toll Bros specially the loft area looks like big rusty pipe on the ceiling and I usually like houses from toll bros but this one is not my cup of tea.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It sounds like this Toll Brothers home missed the mark for you, especially with that loft design. Their homes usually have a polished look, so it’s surprising when something feels off. If you have specific styles or features you prefer, let me know-I’d love to help you find something that aligns better with your taste! 🏡✨

[@danielmarquez4935]

I would not go over 1M for Texas . The weather and property taxes are no joke. For that price I rather stay or get something in the Valley or SoCal . Love the style and even prices but not the location and weather not to mention politics in that state . Thank you for sharing. I actually liked the more affordable homes you guys showed in the past from 299K-400k

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for sharing your perspective! Texas definitely has its pros and cons, and it’s understandable to weigh the weather, property taxes, and other factors when making such a big decision. Southern California and the Valley offer their own unique appeal, even if they come at a higher price tag. It’s great to hear you enjoyed our earlier showcases of more affordable homes! We’ll keep that in mind for future videos to highlight a variety of options that match different budgets. Thanks for your feedback-it helps us improve! 🏡✨

[@slicktype001]

Dumb developers with zero taste.

[@etwallace8423]

Just show an empty house .lol

[@houstontexasliving33]

Ouch! It sounds like this one didn’t meet your expectations. Developers definitely have a variety of styles, and not all resonate with everyone’s taste. What would you change or improve to make it more appealing to you? Your input might even inspire better designs! 😊

[@MC-hx9ni]

These neighborhoods are nowhere near Houston. You’re talking well over an hour drive with traffic most anytime of the day to actually get to the city of Houston.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You’re absolutely right-many of these neighborhoods are in the greater Houston area rather than the city itself, and the drive can definitely add up, especially during peak traffic times. We’ll make sure to clarify distances and commute times more in future videos to set better expectations. Thanks for pointing that out! If you’re looking for options closer to Houston proper, let us know-we’d be happy to highlight those. 🚗✨

[@jadedavis822]

I don’t like bedrooms on the main floor

[@houstontexasliving33]

Got it! Homes with all bedrooms upstairs can feel more cohesive and private for some people. If that’s your preference, we can definitely focus on options with layouts that keep all the sleeping areas together on the upper floor. Let me know if there’s anything else you prioritize! 🏡✨

[@healer81]

Double staircase is a waste of space.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That’s a great point! Double staircases can be eye-catching, but they do take up a lot of square footage that could be used elsewhere. Would you prefer a single grand staircase, or would you rather use that space for something like extra storage, a larger living area, or maybe a study? Curious to hear your thoughts! 😊

[@goldfishninja8086]

“Not that expensive” 1 million dollars +. Yea ok

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, I feel you! "Not that expensive" and "$1M+" in the same sentence can definitely raise some eyebrows. 😅 It’s a sign of how much housing prices have shifted, especially in competitive markets. If $1M+ isn’t what you’re aiming for, there are still neighborhoods and homes in Houston that offer great value without hitting those sky-high price tags. Would you like recommendations for options under $500K or other affordable areas? Let’s find something that fits your definition of "not that expensive"! 🏡💸

[@wasimqader]

Gone are the days of affordable 270-350 K texas homes 😑

[@houstontexasliving33]

It's true that the housing market has shifted quite a bit, and those affordable $270K-$350K homes are harder to come by, especially with the demand in Texas skyrocketing. 😑 But the good news is, Houston still offers a lot of bang for your buck compared to other big cities. If you're open to exploring areas a bit farther from the city center or neighborhoods still growing, there might still be some hidden gems in your budget range. Would you like suggestions on up-and-coming areas or ways to maximize your home search? Let us know! 🏡

[@whyworkwhenicanrap6830]

Look expensive

[@houstontexasliving33]

It does have that luxurious vibe, doesn’t it? The design and finishes definitely give it a high-end feel. The great thing about Houston is that homes often look more expensive than they are because you get so much value for your money. Would you like to know if there are similar homes that fit different budgets, or are you just enjoying the eye candy for now? 😊

[@pmic1987]

affordable.....800kl lol

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, I feel you! 😂 "Affordable" can feel like a stretch when prices are hovering around $800K. It’s wild how the definition of affordability shifts based on the market. If you’re looking for something more reasonably priced, there are still pockets in Houston and nearby areas with great homes in lower ranges-especially under $400K. Would you like suggestions for those? Let me know! 🏡💸

[@proudasiangirl576]

Those pictures and silly cartoonish gifs are absolute unneccessary distractions and very amateur. It takes away from a professional home tour for serious buyers. If you want people to take your channel seriously, please stop! 🙄

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your honest feedback! We truly appreciate it. The goal is always to strike a balance between engaging content and professionalism, especially for serious buyers. Your input helps us refine our approach, and we’ll definitely consider toning down those elements to focus on what matters most-the homes themselves. 🙏🏡

[@hkyoyo]

Affordable?? 😂

[@houstontexasliving33]

Haha, fair point! "Affordable" definitely feels like a moving target these days. 😂 Housing prices have been climbing, but compared to other major metro areas, Houston still offers more space and features for the price. If you’re looking for tips to stretch your budget or find those hidden deals, let us know-we love helping with that hunt! 🏡💰

[@mattbosley3531]

Not that expensive? On a budget? You're nuts. Plus they're ugly. You couldn't pay me to live in any of those houses.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Fair enough-housing style is a personal thing, and not every home is going to appeal to everyone. If these homes don’t do it for you, that’s totally valid. And as for “budget,” you’re right-what’s called “affordable” today can feel pretty out of touch for many buyers. What kind of homes or styles catch your eye? I’d love to hear about what you’re looking for, whether it’s architectural design, location, or something else entirely! 🏡✨

[@juliemccauslin5807]

Ewe! Its too clinical and cold

[@houstontexasliving33]

Sounds like you're describing a home that feels more like a hospital than a cozy living space! 🥶 A lot of modern designs can lean toward clean lines and minimalism, which sometimes comes off as sterile. If you’re into warmer, cozier vibes, you might prefer homes with softer colors, natural materials like wood and stone, or architectural details that add charm. Are you drawn to more traditional styles, or do you have something specific in mind? Let’s find something that feels inviting and homey! 🏡✨

[@mrishu8411]

What’s the price of this house

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at [e-mail] or call us at [phone]. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need! Feel free to reach out, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.