Katy VS Sugarland Texas I Which is BETTER?

[@livinginhouston]

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[@tanyasneed9350]

I am a first time homeowner that moved from Austin, Texas to Katy...as you can imagine there was a lot of angst. However Danielle was Incredible and talked me off the ledge a couple of times. 😅 She was great and helped me organize my visits into town. She was so helpful and patient. She honestly seemed to care about getting me and my family into a perfect house for us and made the process as painless as possible.

[@livinginhouston]

Thank you! :)

[@smo2416]

Sugarland… love the location, people . I have lived in Katy too . But prefer sugar land

[@sdwallyt]

Shorter commute vs good schools? ... I'll take good schools of Katy, Trebek.

[@raysauter4420]

I live in Sugar Land and every time I have to go to Katy for business or whatever, I THANK GOD that I chose not to move there! P.S., some of y'all making comments here ought to know better (including the person who owns this channel)! Sugar Land is TWO WORDS, not one! Sugarland is some pop-country band that I do not listen to because I prefer REAL country but I digress!😎

[@pn3940]

more things to do in Sugarland definitely.

[@recordjnky]

My number one stop for Houston area information , everything you could possibly ever need to know! Love the objective view on this channel. Thanks for the essential info!

[@livinginhouston]

Thanks for the support!

[@carlpeterson8182]

The first thing you have to figure out is where you will be working. Do not live in Sugarland if you are working at BP off of I-10. Do not work in Katy if you are working off of Hwy 59 (or do some call it Interstate 69 now). Live in the Woodlands if you are living up north. Houston is huge and you will find good neighborhoods close to almost anywhere you are working. But that one tip will save you a lot of time. Katy is more diverse. There is old and new Katy. If you want the smaller town feel you can get it in Katy if you live in old Katy or within the city limits. If you want one of those big suburbs with the huge houses next to each other then live in Cinco Ranch or the many other parts of new Katy. But you can find a very nice house an planned communities in old Katy also. They were building like crazy some when I left a year and half ago. Both are great along with the Woodlands, Kingwood, and many other parts of the Houston area. You can find great and even diverse areas in most of hte city. Even the suburbs are getting much more diverse. They were always more divierse than many areas of the country (I live in the pacific NW now and it is not very diverse at all) but Asian areas (super markets and stores) along with many more different types of foods are coming out more an more to WEst Houston.

[@jaimemanuel3187]

Sugar Land , location wise , demographics, refer to median household income and crime rate to decide.

[@sodaratieng9507]

My son said Woodlands. He has coworker who he work with in the finery who lives there. My son worked in Californian refinery, the company sent him there twice a year, and he said woodlands is the upper class living town. My husband had job offered in San Antonio, but he declined. At that time he had no desired to move out of California. Now, we don’t know how San Antonio is likes!

[@ngocmua-csmycali]

thanks for wonderful compairing. Helpful !

[@raysaraye6063]

Very nice with explaining

[@Rene-ky2gs]

Sugarland is better has a nice mall right off 59. Has a lot of nice restaurants and homes closer to Galveston

[@rhotel06]

I live in Katy, North fry rd, and all the stores you can think of are stone thrown to you

[@AUTOREPAIRGUIDE]

The million dollar question. Which city is more prone to flood, Katy or Sugarland?

[@livinginhouston]

That is the million dollar question! I think both are pretty equally prone to flooding in some areas.

[@Texasguy316]

Katy. Lived here 30 years. Katy always gets hit harder.

[@brandik1997]

Which one is less ghetto? Sugarland or Katy

[@supernoahsark1]

Sugarland less ghetto

[@jodistarr89]

Sugar Land !!!!!💜💜💜

[@usatoys2253]

From San Francisco You explained very nicely 👌

[@livinginhouston]

Thank you! 😃

[@odessaclark4882]

Most of Sugar Land especially the mansion's homes their neighborhood look like it's from old wealth.

[@michaelscott181]

That's because they are from old wealth, because of the sugar cane fields/plantations from Civil war era. Hint hint.

[@TeutonicTribe]

After Emancipation, most of the plantations went bankrupt & what was left used convict labor. Recent-built McMansions are not antebellum, Dixie-style plantation houses.

[@simooi510]

Sugar Land is way better for me Full of life vibes always going on in its town square Compared with sleepy Katy

[@livinginhouston]

I do agree-- Love the town square!

[@alexandertoe5424]

Sugar Land is better for me I jus move at the River Stone area in Sugar land god I feel like a million beautiful neighbors hoods big big mansions near my apt. The whole environment I live is brand new beautiful place to live

[@livinginhouston]

I would agree with you about Sugarland. And Yes, River Stone is beautiful! I have some footage for a River Stone video I haven’t finished yet. Enjoy the area though!

[@mjpottertx]

A good bit of Katy flooded during Harvey. Sugar Land a little less so.

[@Avionic-go7ep]

Thank you for the information on these two cities. My wife is interviewing for MD Anderson in Houston, but it's remote, for the most part. We really think that these will be the 2 cities we'll be looking into. And, my wife's friend lives in Katy, so we are probably leaning that way so we'll know someone. I'm going to subscribe to your channel so I can get more info, and if we need you, we'll be able to find you. Thanks again!! ~Robert

[@larrynguyen85]

Hi, was wondering if you and anyone could tell me which city is more "Asian-friendly", as in a bit more culturally tolerant and diverse? Thanks so much in advance.

[@TeutonicTribe]

Not sure but that sounds like ‘steering’? That’s something that can cause a Realtor to lose their license. I’ve lived in TX from south of Houston to the Dallas burbs & find in the major cities, at least, the more educated & professional you are, the greater likelihood that you will encounter very accepting people with a lot in common. We had good friends & neighbors who were of Korean, Chinese, Amerasian, Indian backgrounds… We shop @ HMarts & seek out the best local Asian restaurants, we travel widely. I can’t imagine you’d be unhappy almost anywhere!

[@larrynguyen85]

@@TeutonicTribe Thanks so much for that insight!

[@TeutonicTribe]

@@larrynguyen85 You’re so welcome! I hope it helped give you some confidence if you haven’t already decided. Best to you!

[@kikikiki2917]

Please would you mention the Zip codes in sugar land has good school district ?

[@farhank8336]

I want to live in houston because when aliens invade i can jump on flight with nasa gotta think of everything :)

[@cherryblossom6599]

Sugar land is old city and the mall has nothing and small , most stores are closed , Sugar land has huge Asian community.

[@maureencora1]

When i Win the Lottery, I Take Sugarland, TX. (How Sweet It Is.)

[@cenizasdenospadres9637]

This is a great overview. What about homes for retirees (no kids)? Which area is better?

[@livinginhouston]

I would lean Katy…But both are great for retirees!

[@mjpottertx]

I’m soon to be in the same boat. There’s a great Del Webb community in Richmond, just SW of Sugar Land.

[@djchris4771]

Everyone is talking about the humidity in this area. Coming from NY I don’t want to deal with that anymore. What areas have the “dry heat” that you always hear about in Texas?

[@TeutonicTribe]

El Paso? Lol. You might want to skip TX altogether & keep going west.

[@silentsir2446]

Boy are you in for a surprise of youre considering Dallas or Houston (especially Houston). You gotta get west of Austin to start getting dry heat..and its still not truly dry compared to places like arizona & nevada

[@29kalel]

Taxes is a deal breaker.

[@livinginhouston]

Property taxes can be pretty high here in Houston!

[@Texasguy316]

The problem with Katy is huge…it’s no different from Houston. Some great schools and pretty areas, but you’re next door to very ugly and poor areas of Katy too. Almost ghetto….sugar land you’ll never find anything less than upper middle class and beauty. It’s a lot more expensive, but every area is high end. I can’t stand beautiful neighborhoods that back up to complete opposite neighborhoods.

[@silentsir2446]

Stafford and Alief are ghetto

[@kylecain6685]

The proper spelling of Sugar Land is with two words.

[@livinginhouston]

Yes I know. But the more common searched term is not.

[@NewHomeKnowItAll]

This is a good view of the of top areas to live in Greater Houston Area.

[@livinginhouston]

Thanks!

[@alcaldz44]

Hello Danielle! We really need your help. A family of 4, 2 sons a 11 and 2 years old. Moving there this 2nd week of January 2023 because of my wife’s work as a Nurse in Memorial Hermann Hospital in Katy, Texas. Planning to live in a 2 Bedroom Apartment for few months and buy a house after, where is the best place for us? Talk to you ASAP. Thanks! 👍🏼

[@sodaratieng9507]

How about in Austin area which city is good, and schools? Thanks!

[@Arjun-xg2eg]

Can you do video on Katy east vs Katy west

[@carlpeterson8182]

Old and new Katy.

[@MK-ev6ov]

I like sugar land

[@livinginhouston]

Same!

[@angiHP11]

I’m wondering which one provides more “walkable distance” shopping sites. I know this is not common in Texas. But for example, if you never want to use your legs again hahaha, move to Missouri City.

[@livinginhouston]

That made me laugh! If it were me I'd pick the town homes near Sugar Land Town Square..you would be able to walk to everything..or a neighborhood really close by.

[@scottbacci8933]

what are some good areas for someone single 36 and no kids? Do not need the school districts, etc as of now. Will be working downtown for the most part.

[@livinginhouston]

I love the heights/montrose and east downtown. I would probably live down there if I didn’t have kids!

[@scottbacci8933]

@@livinginhouston I appreciate the reply. What do you think about tomball, spring, cypress areas?

[@livinginhouston]

@@scottbacci8933 I live in Cypress. Of those, it’s the easiest commute to downtown and has the most to offer.

[@scottbacci8933]

@@livinginhouston thanks for the reply. I’m coming to check out the areas in August.

[@prepperpatty199]

If you like the prarie both are for you.

[@GSM92]

Why is Houston building so many high rises/mixed use developments??!!

[@rockeshepherd7694]

What can I buy for 750,000 in Sugarland

[@livinginhouston]

750k you could get a newer 2500-3400 sq ft home in a neighborhood like Riverstone. You could also get 4000+ sq ft home in more established neighborhoods like Lake Point.

[@raymondstewart5787]

How about whole food? Organic fruits and veggies?

[@shuhuikline2303]

Flood?

[@livinginhouston]

While both areas are subject to a small chance of flooding, it is hard to determine which one could flood less. During Harvey, it seems overall both areas had areas of flooding but Katy may have had more areas. You can check current flood maps to see if the neighborhoods you are looking at are in a flood zone area. www.harriscountyfemt.org

[@madelineortiz6648]

Katy is overated. Sugar Land is the best.

[@lexb277]

Does the humidity there make you feel sticky all the time?

[@livinginhouston]

At times yes, especially right before it’s going to rain. 🌧

[@TeutonicTribe]

To live anywhere along the Gulf Coast, even quite a ways inland, you need to be comfortable with a certain amount of constant sweat (except for winter)! 😅

[@tahirawynn1346]

are there any rural areas in houston?

[@worldofaeterra]

A lot. My husband and I are under contract on a house in Katy. But when we were looking far north of Houston there were plenty of rural areas. Pretty much out side of Houston, we found a ton of rural areas. There are a lot more places here in our opinion that we could find great places to call home versus our first choice, San Antonio, which we didn’t have much luck in doing so. We were lucky to find the Houston area and excited to call it our new home!

[@gougou185]

What are zip code for top high school in Katy, and Sugar Land? Thanks alot 👍

[@livinginhouston]

It depends on what you consider to be a top school. Based on top test scores/overall ratings I would start with these zip codes: 77494 77449 77083 77479 77459 There are many other zip codes and areas to consider besides these. Both areas are highly rated, but I would start with these and continue researching.

[@BabyGangsterIsMe]

pick KATY CITY near FULSHEAR .... dónt pick katy in the middle bc it s not safe... pick katy city near fulshear

[@gougou185]

Thanks for your tip. 👍

[@BabyGangsterIsMe]

why dont u use REALTOR website to look for CRIME area ..it shows u high crime or low crime area..... but FULSHEAR is the best but high tax .. if u have money, pick FULSHEAR...íts the best ... if u want to save money , pick KATY but property tax is not that high compare to FULSHEAR ... but i recommend you to use REALTOR website ...

[@samanthakwan17]

@@BabyGangsterIsMe not safe as in crime rate or flooding or?

[@geraldinesanderlin3039]

Si hablaran en español fuera genial tambien

[@gregorymay4833]

Katy is better. :)