It sounds like the first home you're referring to really captured your attention! Sometimes, a house just feels like the perfect fit, with all the elements in place that you wouldn’t want to change. Whether it’s the layout, the features, or the overall ambiance, it can feel like it was designed just for you. If you're ever ready to make it official or just want to explore similar homes in the area, there are plenty of options that could also fit your vision!
It sounds like the first house you saw really checks all your boxes-how exciting! If it's the perfect fit, you might want to start thinking about the next steps, like visiting the property or talking to a realtor to get more details. If you have any specific questions about the house or the process, feel free to ask! I'm happy to assist with any next steps you're considering.
Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
It sounds like you're commenting on a particular style of YT Kislux book totes that have been gaining attention for their unique design! These totes often blend aesthetic appeal with practicality, offering both a stylish accessory and a functional bag for daily use. While some may question the trend, it's clear that the recent iteration you’re referring to has caught your eye in a positive way! It’s always fun when trends align with personal taste, and it seems like you found one that works for you. If you're interested, many of these totes offer a variety of colors and patterns, so they can be versatile for different occasions. Feel free to explore more about them from sources like online reviews or fashion blogs to see if this bag is truly the one for you!
Thank you! It’s awesome that you loved homes #2 and #4-they really do have some breathtaking features. The designs must have caught your eye with their unique details or spacious layouts! If you need more information on these homes or if you'd like to schedule a tour, just let me know! It sounds like you’re narrowing down your options, which is exciting.
It sounds like you really loved the door at 11:17 in the video! A large, impressive door can definitely make a home stand out. It adds a bold architectural feature and creates an inviting entrance. A big door often gives the impression of luxury and grandeur, which can elevate the entire feel of a home. I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊 Would you like more details about that specific home or other features that stood out to you?
Jackson and JoJo, I really liked your videos specially you try to cover every corner of house. Keep it up 👍🏼. I really liked the house no 3 and 4 from this video hence could you pls share the location, sqft and price ?
Thank you so much for the kind words! We're thrilled that you enjoyed the videos and that we were able to showcase every corner of the houses for you. It's great to hear that homes #3 and #4 caught your attention-each home has its unique charm, and we love showing off the different features. For specific details about the prices and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need!
I love watching your videos! Do you have any videos in Dayton, TX? If you guys are in that area, I would love to learn more about Dayton. We are learning a lot before we make our move to Texas next year. It seems like the prices in Dayton are on par with affordability, and the distance is almost like other cities you touched base on. Thank you.
Love, love, love house #1, it just speaks simplicity but luxury! House #3 is the house hubby would select. I like it too, but the properties are too close to each other. The other thing that strikes me about these homes, especially the two story, high ceiling homes, is to be as large as they are, no elevators.
It's great to hear you love House #1! It sounds like the clean, simple luxury really resonates with you. As for House #3, I can understand your preference for a bit more space between the homes. Some people do find the closeness of properties in certain communities a bit limiting. Regarding the lack of elevators in large two-story homes, you're not alone in noticing that! Many modern homes with high ceilings and expansive floor plans don't always come with elevators. This is especially true in communities where homes are designed to be more open and spacious, often aiming to keep costs down. However, for those who need or prefer elevators, some builders offer custom modifications or optional elevator installations in their homes, especially for multi-story layouts. If you're specifically looking for homes that accommodate an elevator or have larger yards to keep the homes more spaced out, there are several Houston-area communities that may offer these features. Builders like Toll Brothers and others often have customizable options for more luxurious properties, which might include an elevator or larger lot sizes. You could also inquire with specific builders if you’d like to get more tailored recommendations. Would you like more details on any of these options, or maybe want to explore specific communities that might meet your needs? Let me know!
It's great to hear you love House #1! It sounds like the clean, simple luxury really resonates with you. As for House #3, I can understand your preference for a bit more space between the homes. Some people do find the closeness of properties in certain communities a bit limiting. Regarding the lack of elevators in large two-story homes, you're not alone in noticing that! Many modern homes with high ceilings and expansive floor plans don't always come with elevators. This is especially true in communities where homes are designed to be more open and spacious, often aiming to keep costs down. However, for those who need or prefer elevators, some builders offer custom modifications or optional elevator installations in their homes, especially for multi-story layouts. If you're specifically looking for homes that accommodate an elevator or have larger yards to keep the homes more spaced out, there are several Houston-area communities that may offer these features. Builders like Toll Brothers and others often have customizable options for more luxurious properties, which might include an elevator or larger lot sizes. You could also inquire with specific builders if you’d like to get more tailored recommendations. Would you like more details on any of these options, or maybe want to explore specific communities that might meet your needs? Let me know!
Hey Jackson, luv your content, your videos are AWESOME. Got a question for ya. My fam and I live in S. Fl but will be movin to TX July of 2025. We want to build custom on 1 acre but we want to be in a neighborhood with sidewalks and not in the middle of the country. Any suggestions on where to consider??
Hey! Thanks for the kind words about the videos. 😊 If you're looking to move to Texas in July 2025 and want to build a custom home on 1 acre while being in a neighborhood with sidewalks (but not too rural), there are a few great areas near Houston that might suit you: 1. **Katy** - This area offers master-planned communities like **Cinco Ranch** and **Firethorne**, where you can find homes on larger lots (even 1 acre in some sections) and enjoy neighborhood amenities like sidewalks, parks, and walking trails. Katy has a suburban feel with great schools and easy access to the city. 2. **Fulshear** - A growing area with more land options and custom homes. Communities like **Cross Creek Ranch** and **Fulbrook** offer spacious homesites with sidewalks and are more connected to the suburban lifestyle, though they still have that peaceful, country-like atmosphere. 3. **Sugar Land** - While it’s more urban than rural, you can still find neighborhoods like **Greatwood** or **Riverstone** that have homes on larger lots, sidewalks, and a nice blend of suburban convenience with a little more space. Sugar Land is close to Houston and offers excellent amenities, schools, and parks. 4. **The Woodlands** - While this area is generally more developed, you can find homes with larger lots in areas like **Grogans Mill** or **Woodlands Village**. It has plenty of sidewalks, lush green areas, and a more upscale suburban vibe, with easy access to Houston. These areas offer a nice balance of suburban living, community amenities, and access to the city, perfect for building a custom home. Let me know if you'd like to explore any specific community further or if you have more questions about any of these areas! 😊
For empty nesters looking for newly built homes with low tax areas, there are several neighborhoods in and around Houston that could be great options: 1. **Cypress, TX**: Cypress offers a variety of master-planned communities that feature one-story homes with spacious layouts. The area also tends to have relatively low property tax rates compared to some parts of Houston. Additionally, it is located in a more suburban environment, offering quiet streets and access to good amenities. Communities like **Towne Lake** and **Bridgeland** have homes designed for empty nesters, with access to parks, lakes, and walking trails. 2. **Katy, TX**: Katy is known for its excellent schools and well-established neighborhoods. It also offers new homes with lower tax rates, especially in newer communities. Communities like **Cinco Ranch** and **Grand Mission Estates** could provide the right balance of new construction, convenience, and a more relaxed pace of life. 3. **The Woodlands, TX**: While the property taxes here may be higher in some areas, The Woodlands is worth considering for its peaceful atmosphere, amenities, and abundant green spaces. Many builders in this area offer homes specifically designed for empty nesters, with a focus on ease of living and lower maintenance. 4. **Fulshear, TX**: Located to the west of Katy, Fulshear has been growing rapidly and offers new homes with lower property taxes. The town has a relaxed, country feel, while still being close enough to Houston for convenience. Communities like **Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek** and **Cross Creek Ranch** offer a variety of home styles and sizes. 5. **Richmond, TX**: Richmond is another area to explore, with a mix of new developments offering lower tax rates and homes designed for a more peaceful, suburban lifestyle. The **Aliana** community is a great example of a master-planned area that includes one-story homes and ample green space. These areas generally feature low tax rates and a variety of home styles, from single-story ranch homes to homes with flexible spaces like sunrooms or office areas. Many of these communities also cater to active adults and empty nesters with amenities like golf courses, fitness centers, and walking trails. Would you like more information about any of these areas or specific neighborhoods?
It sounds like you were referring to the back house and garage in the first home, and it seems your mom loved it! 😊 It's great to hear that the home struck such a positive note with her! If you'd like, I can help you explore more details about that home, its features, or give suggestions on how to see the back house and garage in more detail. Just let me know what you'd like to focus on next!
Love your videos but you either need to add the world luxury after affordable or you just need to drop the word affordable all together cause the vast majority of Houstonians can’t afford $500K+ homes.
@@ericyuan9718 exactly and tack on 7-8% interest rates at a minimum. This guy is crazy if he thinks this is affordable by an extent of the imagination. Hence the reason why I’m saying he needs to include luxury in the title.
Thank you for your feedback! It's important to accurately represent the range of homes available in the Houston market. While $500K+ homes are considered luxury for many, Houston does have a variety of affordable options, especially with the city's growth and availability of new communities. However, you're right that many Houstonians may find homes at this price point challenging, especially with rising property taxes and interest rates. As a result, it may be helpful to make a distinction between *affordable luxury* and homes that are within reach for first-time homebuyers or those with smaller budgets. For those seeking more budget-friendly options, Houston offers many communities where homes start around the $250K-$350K range, particularly in areas outside the central city, like parts of Katy, Cypress, and even some pockets in Northeast Houston. Would you like to explore more about these areas or need guidance on finding homes within specific price ranges? Feel free to ask!
Me and my wife watch your video she mentioned you need to turn your exposure down on your camera it's so bright to see how the house actually looks like!
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you and your wife watching the videos and sharing your thoughts. I'll make sure to pass the suggestion about adjusting the exposure on the camera to the team. It’s always great to hear from viewers so we can improve and make the tours even better. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see or if you have any other suggestions!
It sounds like you're a fan of the first house featured in the videos and really enjoy the content overall! I'm glad to hear you like them. If you're thinking about the next steps or have specific questions about any properties or features you'd like to see, feel free to ask. I'm happy to help you with more info or suggestions! 😊
If you're a fan of **Toll Brothers homes** and love open spaces, you're in for a treat! Toll Brothers is known for their luxurious homes with spacious layouts, premium finishes, and customizable options. Many of their communities offer large homesites, perfect for creating a home with the open, airy feel you're looking for. Here are a few areas around Houston that feature Toll Brothers homes with spacious layouts and open spaces: 1. **Riverstone (Sugar Land)** - Riverstone is a master-planned community that offers homes from Toll Brothers with spacious floorplans and large homesites. It combines luxury living with plenty of green space, walking trails, and open areas, making it perfect for those who love space. 2. **The Woodlands** - Another area known for its expansive lots and luxurious Toll Brothers homes. The Woodlands offers a variety of neighborhoods where you can find homes with large yards, lush landscaping, and a close-knit suburban feel. 3. **Bridgeland (Cypress)** - This community features Toll Brothers homes on expansive homesites, perfect for those who want a bit more space and a connection to nature. Bridgeland includes parks, lakes, and plenty of open spaces for outdoor enjoyment. 4. **Sienna (Missouri City)** - Sienna is a popular choice for luxury living near Houston, and Toll Brothers offers beautiful homes in this master-planned community with large homesites and ample space for outdoor activities. These communities offer a great blend of luxury living, open spaces, and the opportunity to design your dream home. If you're interested in learning more about specific neighborhoods or need additional details on any of these options, feel free to ask!
Looks like you're excited about Houston! 🤩 It’s definitely a city with so much to offer, from its diverse neighborhoods to incredible homes and lifestyle options. Whether you're planning to move soon or just keeping an eye on the market, Houston has a lot of appeal. Let me know if you'd like more details about specific areas or homes in the Houston area!
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For specific information, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need!
Thanks for your question! For specific details about whether the homes we advertise are part of an HOA, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnowcom. 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.
It sounds like you're referencing a blurry moment in a video at 34:05. If the video quality is unclear or you’re having trouble seeing something, it could be due to the video resolution or the specific camera angle. If you'd like more details or a better look at that section, I can try to provide some suggestions to enhance the viewing experience or explain the content that might be at that timestamp. Feel free to let me know how I can assist further!
Are we expecting much higher home insurance rates next year from all these disasters? I heard there was a joke that Houston will flood when the sky gets cloudy?
Yes, home insurance rates are expected to keep rising next year, largely due to the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters, including storms and floods. In Texas, including Houston, the insurance market has already seen significant price hikes due to several factors: rising construction and rebuilding costs, an increase in severe weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and hailstorms, and the withdrawal of some insurers from the state. For example, after the catastrophic storms in 2023, insurers faced huge losses, with some companies like Progressive halting new homeowner policies in Texas altogether. Additionally, flood insurance costs, which are separate from regular home insurance, are also projected to rise, as a significant portion of Houston's housing stock is located in flood-prone areas. With rising premiums and fewer companies offering affordable coverage, the affordability of homeownership in Houston is becoming more strained. As for the joke about Houston flooding whenever the sky gets cloudy, it might feel that way due to the region's vulnerability to storms. But the increased risk of flooding is a serious issue. Many areas, including parts of Houston, are built in floodplains, contributing to the rising costs of insurance and the challenges homeowners face.
I'm truly sorry to hear that you've experienced such powerful storms. Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) and Typhoon Rai (Odette) were indeed some of the strongest and most devastating storms in recent history, and I can understand how these experiences can shape your perspective on weather-related concerns. If you're concerned about similar severe weather patterns like typhoons and hurricanes as you consider moving to Houston, it's important to note that while Houston can be prone to hurricanes and tropical storms, the city has robust systems in place for preparation and response. However, severe flooding can be a concern, particularly in certain areas. It's always a good idea to research flood zones and understand the local risk management systems when choosing a neighborhood. If you're considering a home in a specific area, feel free to reach out, and I can help you explore flood zone information and how communities have responded to extreme weather events. Stay safe, and I'm happy to help with any other information you need.
I enjoy your videos but please stop overexposing them. They're so bright with the blown out highlights that we can't even see some of the details in certain shots.
Thanks for your feedback! It sounds like the overexposure in some of the videos is making it hard to see certain details. I agree that balancing the lighting is crucial for showcasing the homes accurately, so I'll make sure to pass along the note about adjusting the exposure for clearer visuals. It can be especially tricky when shooting indoors with lots of natural light coming through windows, but we'll work on ensuring all details, especially in the highlights, are visible without being washed out. Your input is super valuable, and we really appreciate your support in helping make the videos better! 😊 If you have any other suggestions or specific scenes where you found this most noticeable, feel free to let me know!
Thanks for the feedback! If you feel the videos are too long, it might be helpful to look for specific segments that interest you. You can always pause or skip to the parts that catch your attention. Shortening the content or creating highlights is definitely something that could improve the viewing experience for those who prefer quicker tours. 😊 Would you prefer a more concise breakdown of homes or specific topics covered in the videos? Let me know!
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That's a dream home!! I wouldn't change much on first home.
It sounds like the first home you're referring to really captured your attention! Sometimes, a house just feels like the perfect fit, with all the elements in place that you wouldn’t want to change. Whether it’s the layout, the features, or the overall ambiance, it can feel like it was designed just for you. If you're ever ready to make it official or just want to explore similar homes in the area, there are plenty of options that could also fit your vision!
The first one is absolutely perfect for me.
It sounds like the first house you saw really checks all your boxes-how exciting! If it's the perfect fit, you might want to start thinking about the next steps, like visiting the property or talking to a realtor to get more details. If you have any specific questions about the house or the process, feel free to ask! I'm happy to assist with any next steps you're considering.
Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
It sounds like you're commenting on a particular style of YT Kislux book totes that have been gaining attention for their unique design! These totes often blend aesthetic appeal with practicality, offering both a stylish accessory and a functional bag for daily use. While some may question the trend, it's clear that the recent iteration you’re referring to has caught your eye in a positive way! It’s always fun when trends align with personal taste, and it seems like you found one that works for you.
If you're interested, many of these totes offer a variety of colors and patterns, so they can be versatile for different occasions. Feel free to explore more about them from sources like online reviews or fashion blogs to see if this bag is truly the one for you!
You guys are doing great job, i like no 2 n 4. They are breathtaking.
Thank you! It’s awesome that you loved homes #2 and #4-they really do have some breathtaking features. The designs must have caught your eye with their unique details or spacious layouts! If you need more information on these homes or if you'd like to schedule a tour, just let me know! It sounds like you’re narrowing down your options, which is exciting.
11:17 The door is so big!😂Love it!
It sounds like you really loved the door at 11:17 in the video! A large, impressive door can definitely make a home stand out. It adds a bold architectural feature and creates an inviting entrance. A big door often gives the impression of luxury and grandeur, which can elevate the entire feel of a home. I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊 Would you like more details about that specific home or other features that stood out to you?
Jackson and JoJo, I really liked your videos specially you try to cover every corner of house. Keep it up 👍🏼. I really liked the house no 3 and 4 from this video hence could you pls share the location, sqft and price ?
Thank you so much for the kind words! We're thrilled that you enjoyed the videos and that we were able to showcase every corner of the houses for you. It's great to hear that homes #3 and #4 caught your attention-each home has its unique charm, and we love showing off the different features.
For specific details about the prices and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com. We’ll be happy to provide you with all the information you need!
I love watching your videos! Do you have any videos in Dayton, TX? If you guys are in that area, I would love to learn more about Dayton. We are learning a lot before we make our move to Texas next year. It seems like the prices in Dayton are on par with affordability, and the distance is almost like other cities you touched base on. Thank you.
We cover Dayton!
@@houstontexasliving33 Sounds good, Jackson! Thanks man
Love, love, love house #1, it just speaks simplicity but luxury! House #3 is the house hubby would select. I like it too, but the properties are too close to each other. The other thing that strikes me about these homes, especially the two story, high ceiling homes, is to be as large as they are, no elevators.
It's great to hear you love House #1! It sounds like the clean, simple luxury really resonates with you. As for House #3, I can understand your preference for a bit more space between the homes. Some people do find the closeness of properties in certain communities a bit limiting.
Regarding the lack of elevators in large two-story homes, you're not alone in noticing that! Many modern homes with high ceilings and expansive floor plans don't always come with elevators. This is especially true in communities where homes are designed to be more open and spacious, often aiming to keep costs down. However, for those who need or prefer elevators, some builders offer custom modifications or optional elevator installations in their homes, especially for multi-story layouts.
If you're specifically looking for homes that accommodate an elevator or have larger yards to keep the homes more spaced out, there are several Houston-area communities that may offer these features. Builders like Toll Brothers and others often have customizable options for more luxurious properties, which might include an elevator or larger lot sizes. You could also inquire with specific builders if you’d like to get more tailored recommendations.
Would you like more details on any of these options, or maybe want to explore specific communities that might meet your needs? Let me know!
It's great to hear you love House #1! It sounds like the clean, simple luxury really resonates with you. As for House #3, I can understand your preference for a bit more space between the homes. Some people do find the closeness of properties in certain communities a bit limiting.
Regarding the lack of elevators in large two-story homes, you're not alone in noticing that! Many modern homes with high ceilings and expansive floor plans don't always come with elevators. This is especially true in communities where homes are designed to be more open and spacious, often aiming to keep costs down. However, for those who need or prefer elevators, some builders offer custom modifications or optional elevator installations in their homes, especially for multi-story layouts.
If you're specifically looking for homes that accommodate an elevator or have larger yards to keep the homes more spaced out, there are several Houston-area communities that may offer these features. Builders like Toll Brothers and others often have customizable options for more luxurious properties, which might include an elevator or larger lot sizes. You could also inquire with specific builders if you’d like to get more tailored recommendations.
Would you like more details on any of these options, or maybe want to explore specific communities that might meet your needs? Let me know!
Hey Jackson, luv your content, your videos are AWESOME. Got a question for ya. My fam and I live in S. Fl but will be movin to TX July of 2025. We want to build custom on 1 acre but we want to be in a neighborhood with sidewalks and not in the middle of the country. Any suggestions on where to consider??
Hey! Thanks for the kind words about the videos. 😊
If you're looking to move to Texas in July 2025 and want to build a custom home on 1 acre while being in a neighborhood with sidewalks (but not too rural), there are a few great areas near Houston that might suit you:
1. **Katy** - This area offers master-planned communities like **Cinco Ranch** and **Firethorne**, where you can find homes on larger lots (even 1 acre in some sections) and enjoy neighborhood amenities like sidewalks, parks, and walking trails. Katy has a suburban feel with great schools and easy access to the city.
2. **Fulshear** - A growing area with more land options and custom homes. Communities like **Cross Creek Ranch** and **Fulbrook** offer spacious homesites with sidewalks and are more connected to the suburban lifestyle, though they still have that peaceful, country-like atmosphere.
3. **Sugar Land** - While it’s more urban than rural, you can still find neighborhoods like **Greatwood** or **Riverstone** that have homes on larger lots, sidewalks, and a nice blend of suburban convenience with a little more space. Sugar Land is close to Houston and offers excellent amenities, schools, and parks.
4. **The Woodlands** - While this area is generally more developed, you can find homes with larger lots in areas like **Grogans Mill** or **Woodlands Village**. It has plenty of sidewalks, lush green areas, and a more upscale suburban vibe, with easy access to Houston.
These areas offer a nice balance of suburban living, community amenities, and access to the city, perfect for building a custom home. Let me know if you'd like to explore any specific community further or if you have more questions about any of these areas! 😊
Love your videos, any suggestion for empty nesters, new built home with low tax areas?
For empty nesters looking for newly built homes with low tax areas, there are several neighborhoods in and around Houston that could be great options:
1. **Cypress, TX**: Cypress offers a variety of master-planned communities that feature one-story homes with spacious layouts. The area also tends to have relatively low property tax rates compared to some parts of Houston. Additionally, it is located in a more suburban environment, offering quiet streets and access to good amenities. Communities like **Towne Lake** and **Bridgeland** have homes designed for empty nesters, with access to parks, lakes, and walking trails.
2. **Katy, TX**: Katy is known for its excellent schools and well-established neighborhoods. It also offers new homes with lower tax rates, especially in newer communities. Communities like **Cinco Ranch** and **Grand Mission Estates** could provide the right balance of new construction, convenience, and a more relaxed pace of life.
3. **The Woodlands, TX**: While the property taxes here may be higher in some areas, The Woodlands is worth considering for its peaceful atmosphere, amenities, and abundant green spaces. Many builders in this area offer homes specifically designed for empty nesters, with a focus on ease of living and lower maintenance.
4. **Fulshear, TX**: Located to the west of Katy, Fulshear has been growing rapidly and offers new homes with lower property taxes. The town has a relaxed, country feel, while still being close enough to Houston for convenience. Communities like **Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek** and **Cross Creek Ranch** offer a variety of home styles and sizes.
5. **Richmond, TX**: Richmond is another area to explore, with a mix of new developments offering lower tax rates and homes designed for a more peaceful, suburban lifestyle. The **Aliana** community is a great example of a master-planned area that includes one-story homes and ample green space.
These areas generally feature low tax rates and a variety of home styles, from single-story ranch homes to homes with flexible spaces like sunrooms or office areas. Many of these communities also cater to active adults and empty nesters with amenities like golf courses, fitness centers, and walking trails.
Would you like more information about any of these areas or specific neighborhoods?
You missed the back house and garage on the first house. My mom was saying “I could live there” lol
It sounds like you were referring to the back house and garage in the first home, and it seems your mom loved it! 😊 It's great to hear that the home struck such a positive note with her! If you'd like, I can help you explore more details about that home, its features, or give suggestions on how to see the back house and garage in more detail. Just let me know what you'd like to focus on next!
Love your videos but you either need to add the world luxury after affordable or you just need to drop the word affordable all together cause the vast majority of Houstonians can’t afford $500K+ homes.
this is not 500+ this is like 700+
And lemme guess 3% property tax rates....
@@ericyuan9718 exactly and tack on 7-8% interest rates at a minimum. This guy is crazy if he thinks this is affordable by an extent of the imagination. Hence the reason why I’m saying he needs to include luxury in the title.
Thank you for your feedback! It's important to accurately represent the range of homes available in the Houston market. While $500K+ homes are considered luxury for many, Houston does have a variety of affordable options, especially with the city's growth and availability of new communities.
However, you're right that many Houstonians may find homes at this price point challenging, especially with rising property taxes and interest rates. As a result, it may be helpful to make a distinction between *affordable luxury* and homes that are within reach for first-time homebuyers or those with smaller budgets.
For those seeking more budget-friendly options, Houston offers many communities where homes start around the $250K-$350K range, particularly in areas outside the central city, like parts of Katy, Cypress, and even some pockets in Northeast Houston.
Would you like to explore more about these areas or need guidance on finding homes within specific price ranges? Feel free to ask!
Me and my wife watch your video she mentioned you need to turn your exposure down on your camera it's so bright to see how the house actually looks like!
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you and your wife watching the videos and sharing your thoughts. I'll make sure to pass the suggestion about adjusting the exposure on the camera to the team. It’s always great to hear from viewers so we can improve and make the tours even better. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see or if you have any other suggestions!
Like house 1 . Like the videos 2.
It sounds like you're a fan of the first house featured in the videos and really enjoy the content overall! I'm glad to hear you like them. If you're thinking about the next steps or have specific questions about any properties or features you'd like to see, feel free to ask. I'm happy to help you with more info or suggestions! 😊
Like open spaces😊
Loves❤tollbrother homes
If you're a fan of **Toll Brothers homes** and love open spaces, you're in for a treat! Toll Brothers is known for their luxurious homes with spacious layouts, premium finishes, and customizable options. Many of their communities offer large homesites, perfect for creating a home with the open, airy feel you're looking for.
Here are a few areas around Houston that feature Toll Brothers homes with spacious layouts and open spaces:
1. **Riverstone (Sugar Land)** - Riverstone is a master-planned community that offers homes from Toll Brothers with spacious floorplans and large homesites. It combines luxury living with plenty of green space, walking trails, and open areas, making it perfect for those who love space.
2. **The Woodlands** - Another area known for its expansive lots and luxurious Toll Brothers homes. The Woodlands offers a variety of neighborhoods where you can find homes with large yards, lush landscaping, and a close-knit suburban feel.
3. **Bridgeland (Cypress)** - This community features Toll Brothers homes on expansive homesites, perfect for those who want a bit more space and a connection to nature. Bridgeland includes parks, lakes, and plenty of open spaces for outdoor enjoyment.
4. **Sienna (Missouri City)** - Sienna is a popular choice for luxury living near Houston, and Toll Brothers offers beautiful homes in this master-planned community with large homesites and ample space for outdoor activities.
These communities offer a great blend of luxury living, open spaces, and the opportunity to design your dream home. If you're interested in learning more about specific neighborhoods or need additional details on any of these options, feel free to ask!
Htownnnn😩😩😩🤟🏾🤟🏾
Looks like you're excited about Houston! 🤩 It’s definitely a city with so much to offer, from its diverse neighborhoods to incredible homes and lifestyle options. Whether you're planning to move soon or just keeping an eye on the market, Houston has a lot of appeal.
Let me know if you'd like more details about specific areas or homes in the Houston area!
Price and more information on house #2 please
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Which house was the one in the thumbnail pic?
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All this homes on HOA?
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Who was the last builder?
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Are we expecting much higher home insurance rates next year from all these disasters? I heard there was a joke that Houston will flood when the sky gets cloudy?
Yes, home insurance rates are expected to keep rising next year, largely due to the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters, including storms and floods. In Texas, including Houston, the insurance market has already seen significant price hikes due to several factors: rising construction and rebuilding costs, an increase in severe weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and hailstorms, and the withdrawal of some insurers from the state. For example, after the catastrophic storms in 2023, insurers faced huge losses, with some companies like Progressive halting new homeowner policies in Texas altogether.
Additionally, flood insurance costs, which are separate from regular home insurance, are also projected to rise, as a significant portion of Houston's housing stock is located in flood-prone areas. With rising premiums and fewer companies offering affordable coverage, the affordability of homeownership in Houston is becoming more strained.
As for the joke about Houston flooding whenever the sky gets cloudy, it might feel that way due to the region's vulnerability to storms. But the increased risk of flooding is a serious issue. Many areas, including parts of Houston, are built in floodplains, contributing to the rising costs of insurance and the challenges homeowners face.
Id been hit by typhoon Haiyan ( probably the strongest typhoon in the world) and typhoon rai, so i know where are you coming from
I'm truly sorry to hear that you've experienced such powerful storms. Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) and Typhoon Rai (Odette) were indeed some of the strongest and most devastating storms in recent history, and I can understand how these experiences can shape your perspective on weather-related concerns.
If you're concerned about similar severe weather patterns like typhoons and hurricanes as you consider moving to Houston, it's important to note that while Houston can be prone to hurricanes and tropical storms, the city has robust systems in place for preparation and response. However, severe flooding can be a concern, particularly in certain areas. It's always a good idea to research flood zones and understand the local risk management systems when choosing a neighborhood.
If you're considering a home in a specific area, feel free to reach out, and I can help you explore flood zone information and how communities have responded to extreme weather events. Stay safe, and I'm happy to help with any other information you need.
@@houstontexasliving33 Oh thank you so much, I truly appreciate your suggestion. I will reach out to you when I move to Houston.
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Thank you! ❤
I enjoy your videos but please stop overexposing them. They're so bright with the blown out highlights that we can't even see some of the details in certain shots.
Thanks for your feedback! It sounds like the overexposure in some of the videos is making it hard to see certain details. I agree that balancing the lighting is crucial for showcasing the homes accurately, so I'll make sure to pass along the note about adjusting the exposure for clearer visuals.
It can be especially tricky when shooting indoors with lots of natural light coming through windows, but we'll work on ensuring all details, especially in the highlights, are visible without being washed out. Your input is super valuable, and we really appreciate your support in helping make the videos better! 😊
If you have any other suggestions or specific scenes where you found this most noticeable, feel free to let me know!
Your videos are too long
A compilation is kinda the wrong video to complain about that 😂
Thanks for the feedback! If you feel the videos are too long, it might be helpful to look for specific segments that interest you. You can always pause or skip to the parts that catch your attention. Shortening the content or creating highlights is definitely something that could improve the viewing experience for those who prefer quicker tours. 😊
Would you prefer a more concise breakdown of homes or specific topics covered in the videos? Let me know!