Top ULTRA LUXURY Homes You Can AFFORD in 2025 | Houston Texas

[@LiBingBong]

50% off & I buy

[@houstontexasliving33]

Whoa, 50% off? 😱 That’s a great deal! But are you talking about a home purchase or something else? 🏡💸 Jojo might have some insight on the best deals around town right now! If you’re seriously thinking about buying, we could even help you find the perfect spot for your budget! What are you looking for in a home? Let’s chat

[@sherrancehenderson5915]

I like formal dining rooms and I like dinette areas too 😊

[@houstontexasliving33]

That's great to hear! Many homes feature both a formal dining room for special occasions and a cozy dinette for everyday meals. 😊

[@SoulAtSeaTravelAgency]

Divided

[@houstontexasliving33]

It seems like you're referring to something being divided-could you clarify what you're referring to? Are you talking about a property, a feature in a home, or something else entirely? 😊

[@beeblack2210]

60% off I'm sold.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Right? A 60% discount would be a dream come true! 🏡 If only more builders could make deals like that happen! Let us know what you're looking for, and we'll help you find a great value in your future home. 😊

[@kimfxer]

Any flood concerns in the above area?

[@billlong8385]

Yes, flooding is always a concern, especially on the very flat coastal plain south of Houston. Any buyer better have very good flood insurance.

[@kimfxer]

@@billlong8385 Thanks for the information.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Flood concerns can vary widely in the Houston area, given the region's history with heavy rain events and hurricanes. When considering homes, it's essential to check if the property is in a designated flood zone and whether it has experienced flooding in the past. For the specific area you’re referring to, the following steps can help address potential flood risks: FEMA Flood Maps: Look up the property’s location on FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center to determine if it's in a flood-prone zone. Local Disclosures: Sellers in Texas are required to disclose known flood risks or past flooding incidents during a home sale. Community Information: Some communities have been built with modern drainage systems and higher elevation to minimize flood risks. Research the neighborhood's flood mitigation infrastructure. Flood Insurance: Even if the home isn't in a high-risk flood zone, consider purchasing flood insurance for added peace of mind. Rates are generally lower for properties outside designated high-risk areas. Let me know the specific community or area, and I can look further into the flood history or concerns! 😊

[@sheilawilliams5339]

❤love the homes you all show, just wish you could showcase homes in mid $500 in masterplanned communities

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for your suggestion! We'll keep that in mind for future showcases. If there's a specific area or feature you're particularly interested in, feel free to share. 😊

[@MargaretMartin-k6p]

Lovely homes😊

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you! 😊 Let me know if there's a particular style or community you'd like to see more of. Always happy to help explore beautiful options! 🏡

[@anderiahutchinson6456]

There is one in woods reverse😮

[@houstontexasliving33]

It sounds like you're referring to a unique home design or a feature that's "reversed" in wooded areas! If you're describing a house that caught your eye, feel free to share more details, and I can help identify or discuss it further. 😊

[@katonyasmyth4639]

I'm not a fan of the single sinks! I can't stand them! Lol You have to use a dish pan. The double sinks are great, like gas appliances. My family and I will be moving to the Houston area within 3 years. I'm looking forward to the new life. I love all of the many things and options for housing, shopping, Churches, etc. God bless everyone! I love and pray for everyone! ❤️🙏🏽🤗 By the way, I look forward to seeing all of the videos about the Houston area. I'm from Oklahoma. Our traffic isn't nearly as bad as Houston and Dallas.

[@houstontexasliving33]

That's wonderful to hear about your plans to move to Houston! It sounds like you have a clear vision of what you’re looking for in a home and community. We'll keep showcasing a variety of homes and options to help you in your search. Let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to see in future videos. 😊

[@katonyasmyth4639]

@houstontexasliving33 Thank you so very much! God bless you, Joe Joe and your beautiful family's!

[@sherrancehenderson5915]

I know this isn't very popular for many people what could you talk about if people have disabled children how this community is supportive for that?

[@houstontexasliving33]

That's a thoughtful question! When considering a community for families with disabled children, there are several key factors to discuss that highlight the community's supportiveness: 1. Accessibility Does the community offer homes that are customizable for accessibility, such as wide doorways, ramps, and elevators? Are the streets, sidewalks, and parks designed with accessibility in mind (e.g., ramps, smooth surfaces, ADA-compliant playgrounds)? 2. School Support Are there schools within or near the community with strong special education programs? Highlight schools with certified teachers, Individualized Education Plan (IEP) support, or resources for various disabilities. 3. Healthcare Proximity Is the community close to pediatric specialists, therapy centers, or hospitals with services tailored to children with disabilities? 4. Community Programs Are there community centers offering programs or activities for children with disabilities, like adaptive sports, arts, or support groups? 5. Inclusive Social Environment Does the neighborhood foster an inclusive atmosphere? Look for events or organizations that promote awareness and integration of children with different abilities. 6. Transportation Are public transit options available and accessible for those who may need specialized vehicles or services? 7. Support Networks Are there active parent groups, advocacy organizations, or online forums in the area where families can connect and share resources? 8. Safety Is the community generally safe, with minimal traffic and well-lit streets? Are there fenced-in yards or quiet cul-de-sacs for safer outdoor play? 9. Home Builders with Accessibility Options Mention builders in the area who specialize in or offer options for homes designed with universal design principles. We could consider spotlighting communities that meet these criteria in videos to help families make informed decisions. Let me know if you'd like a deep dive into any particular Houston-area communities!

[@sherrancehenderson5915]

Can the Kaitlyn have an elevator? I really hope that toll Brothers starts making their designs with elevator shafts for people that may need that type of support.

[@houstontexasliving33]

The Toll Brothers Kaitlyn floor plan does not typically include an elevator as a standard or optional feature. However, Toll Brothers is known for its flexibility and customizations, depending on the community and builder restrictions. Adding an elevator to the Kaitlyn plan might be feasible if: Space Allows: Elevator shafts typically require a 5'x5' footprint on each floor. The builder would need to evaluate the floor plan to identify an area that could accommodate the elevator without compromising the structural integrity. Community Permits: Some communities and homeowner associations (HOAs) have rules regarding modifications to homes. It's important to confirm that such an addition is allowed. Cost Consideration: Installing an elevator can cost anywhere from $20,000 to $50,000 or more, depending on the type (hydraulic, traction, or pneumatic) and the level of customization. I suggest reaching out to a Toll Brothers sales representative for the community where you're interested. They can confirm if an elevator can be integrated into the Kaitlyn floor plan or if there are alternative plans with pre-designed elevator shafts. This feature would be a fantastic addition for accessibility and future-proofing homes!

[@GODISPOWER777]

The moment he said doctors. I knew it’s an expensive community.

[@houstontexasliving33]

You're absolutely right-communities marketed toward professionals like doctors often come with premium pricing due to their amenities, location, and exclusivity. It’s a good indicator that the area is designed with luxury and convenience in mind, which can drive up the cost.

[@brandonhuggins1736]

Back yard was underwhelming.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Backyard space can definitely make or break a home for many buyers. We'll continue to showcase homes with a variety of yard sizes to cater to different preferences. If there's a specific style or size of outdoor space you'd like to see, let us know!

[@Amanda-u3f5i]

The Texas flag on that corner house is upside down. Please have someone fix that ASAP. I can’t even watch the rest of the video. Texas 101. Fix that sh*t.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Good catch! The Texas flag being upside down is a big oversight and can be seen as disrespectful. Hopefully, someone has already addressed it, but we'll be sure to pass on the feedback to the team or community. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@brooklyn_tj]

Love you guys, but please stop putting these click-bait titles, $700k-$800k is NOT affordable

[@gizemaytur725]

Comon cheapest home is 400k now days

[@brooklyn_tj]

@@gizemaytur725that doesn’t make a $700k affordable

[@andyhughes1776]

Yep! But I am sure their reasoning is that "affordability" is relative. But that is still a lame excuse because "affordability" to most people means being able to buy for an average working family. And $700-800k is definitely NOT affordable for an average family.

[@andyhughes1776]

​@@gizemaytur725So? "Affordability" means being able to buy for a median household income. That is NOT $700-800K.

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for the feedback! We understand how important transparency is, and we'll work to better align titles with realistic expectations for affordability. We appreciate your continued support and are here to help showcase homes that fit a range of budgets. 😊

[@lisacain9757]

You guys do more talking than you do showing a home! We want to see the homes not listening to you guys NONE-STOP chattering! Half the time you are talking so much you stop showing the house because you’re deep into your personal conversations, STOP talking and show the homes!!!!!!!

[@houstontexasliving33]

Thank you for sharing your feedback. Balancing commentary with showcasing homes can be challenging, but it's clear you'd prefer a more focused walkthrough. Your input is valuable, and we'll consider ways to let the homes speak for themselves while providing essential details. Your perspective helps improve the experience for everyone-thank you for watching!