Sugar Land- my and my husband's go-to spot when we feel like getting away to enjoy good food and entertainment. We live in Victoria, TX ..it's only a 1 1/2 drive straight up the 59. Love staying at the town center Marriott you show in your video...we shop, eat yummy food, and head into DT Houston for museums, zoo, etc...not a long drive. It's the perfect spot. We are considering moving there in the next few years. ☺
@@Rachel-ow5xg Has to be Houston. More jobs and a greater variety of jobs whereas Vegas is more hospitality-centric. Both are very hot weather-wise but very different in that Houston is extremely humid whereas Vegas is very dry. I do think, however, both these places are great options to raise a family since they're both very affordable and have no state income tax.
Hey there! My wife and I have been watching a ton of your videos just recently and we just love how detailed you guys are and we were wondering if you could do one about veterans living in each area you cover? We are considering the move from SC to the Katy area. Thanks guys!👍
My only visit to Sugar Land was about five years ago. Although I didn't see the developments shown in your video, I saw several older neighborhoods close to the Sugar Land city center. I was blown away by the old oak trees along the streets. On many of the streets, you drive through what seems like a tunnel of overhanging trees. Reminded me of the West University area near the med center in central Houston.
Forgot to mention another thing about sienna that some will like is the fortbend toll enters and exits right onto sienna parkway which connects to beltway 8 and to hi way 90 which leads to the medical center. And those home that were talked about in camp sienna are not 500,000 anymore they have skyrocketed to 800,000 plus. The value on everything in sienna has shot up in price in the last two years. And sienna and river stone are connected to each other.
Worked on a lot of custom home design over the last 25 years in this area. Did quite a few in Riverstone when they first opened up. Great place to live.
Your videos helped me decide I wanted to move to Houston. Now that my wife and I are ready, we called you guys. We are flying out this weekend to check some places out. One of your team members is “Helping” us but they aren’t being much help at all it seems like they only have their best interest in mind and keeps categorizing us with other clients and not having our best interest in mind. I get it you guys are probably busy but you have to really make sure that agents on your team are treating potential clients with respect and not being pushy and that they are providing a good experience if you are going to be inviting everyone to call you guys for help. I’m disappointed it’s not you personally but members of your team represent you.
I live in New York, already packing my bags. I will forfeit my city job, great insurance and retirement plan🤦♀️ but I'm done with the city. I can't take it anymore.
@@abbeytoks Good move. I live in CT. NY has some nice suburbs but has the highest taxes and property values of any state in America, alongside Commiefornia. Then you add in the far left politics and it just doesn’t make a whole lot of sense
@@lucidsalt4116 Update: We moved 4months ago and we currently live in Katy. Great neighborhoods, nice school district and lots of things to do. You can't pay my kids to move back to NYC🤣. We had Sugarland, Richmond and Katy on our radar and settled for Katy.
Hi, guys. just to be clear to you all. Sienna Plantation now called Sienna. and it is not located in Sugar Land. it is in Missouri City next to Sugar Land.
You write Sienna Plantation is not in Sugar Land Texas but they say that because Sugarland is a better marketed area then Missouri City because Missouri City do have a high crime volume more than Sugar Land
Riverstone in Sugar Land is the net. New subdivision to live in.Telefair is second.To live in Telefair subdivision you will have to buy a resale home.Riverstone still have a few Brand homes left starting in the high-end $459,000 to the millions.😁
Thanks so much for the tour guys!! Just a question for people who're looking to relocate into America, when you talk about square footage are you specifically talking about the floor area of the home or the total land area?
If anyone loves to sit in traffic, move to Sienna. In the morning rush, just to GET to 6, you're sitting in 30 easy. Oh and all those lake and golf course behind the homes, hope you hate privacy because you'd get none and the HOA will demonize you for doing anything to get privacy. This video isn't a good rep of SL.. and your title... it's Sugar Land.. 2 words. This video isn't very accurate of where it's best to live in SL.... IMO.
Lot of gorgeous places in suburban Dallas ... Houston is even hotter and more humid than Dallas ... why would anyone want to deal with more heat and humidity ?
Not at all. I lived in Sugar Land during Harvey and nothing happened, it was just heavy rain. My friends in other sides of Houston like in Pearland had issues tho
I wouldn't go north of 90. There is a section of Sugarland along Bellfort the piece they don't show. It has steel bars on doors and windows and gangs, drugs, and crime.
@@lucidsalt4116 The thugs come into Sugarland at night. I went outside at 2am playing with the laptop a few months ago. A toyota car with 3 hispanic males was driving real slow. They saw me and turned around and drove past me real slow I heard the front seat passenger say "muscles too big". They turned around and made a 2nd pass and stopped in the street right next to me. I heard the front seat passenger scream "no nigga lets get out of here!" and they left about half the tire on the road. I got the license plate number and called SLPD it was registered at an apartment on Club Creek.
@@queengreen1873 When Harris county thugs come into Sugar Land and try to rob someone they usually only go to 3 places. They either go to jail, go to the hospital then to jail, or leave in a bag.
Just subscribed. Will contact you If I decide to stay in Houston, and decide to purchase home. Maybe you can help me find reasonably-priced, fairly safe community, where houses are not so close together. Not sure if you only work with clients looking for high-end homes...
All of sugar land did not go under water doing Hurricane Harvey.lots of places flooded in Houston and surrounding area's that never floods did because of all the water.
Love Sugar Land. Would love to live there, but too expensive! Wouldn't mind living in the older section of Sugar Land, but I am sure it is expensive also. Probably would prefer the older area...assuming the houses are not so close together...hate communities where houses are so close together.
So not so much about sugar land? More like a “hey wealthy people come live here” type of video. Gotcha 👌 bruh like I’m just looking to move into a nice one bedroom apartment so I don’t turn into another homeless vet lol
I’m between Richmond Katy and sugar land there just so beautiful the area and homes. In New Jersey and New York a house like that never. New Jersey and New York if you want to pay rent or buy a home it’s expensive a two bedroom home is almost two thousand dollar a month for rent and tiny tub and living room with bugs.
I just got back from Houston, believe me, it's everything, we are moving from NYC to Katy Texas next month. Our apartment is ready. It's a newly built apartment with all the things I dream about. 2bedroom 2bath is around $1400+
@@amirazahid5796 hi... so many things to put into consideration, do you have kids?.. are you single?.. Katy seems family oriented. Gated communities and so on. I have 2 little ones, so I chose Katy. You can join the katy community group on Facebook, they are great members that give you ideas of the neighborhood.
too much "personal exposure"... also too much load the auditory capacity....versus precipitated views very difficult for eyes to follow properly> Thank you.
It's not just whites. Sugar Land is a diverse city. Here you have Indian/Pakistani people, Asian people and Black/White people, and Arabian people all living in one city.
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Great Video and information
WOW! Never knew!!
The master Vlogger! This video is incredible.
Nice job Jackson
Sugar Land- my and my husband's go-to spot when we feel like getting away to enjoy good food and entertainment. We live in Victoria, TX ..it's only a 1 1/2 drive straight up the 59. Love staying at the town center Marriott you show in your video...we shop, eat yummy food, and head into DT Houston for museums, zoo, etc...not a long drive. It's the perfect spot. We are considering moving there in the next few years. ☺
Is there an update on this area ?
ANY HELP ON CONTACTS TO GET IN TOUCH WITH SELLERS ???
I live in Pecan Grove, which is a few miles from sugarland. Have you been to Pecan grove at Christmas? You will see the best Christmas lights.
Man, Sugar Land looks like Heaven on earth but don’t know how I could stomach that hurricane season and extreme heat!
Lol it’s not that hot I live in Las Vegas now that’s hot
Vegas is definitely hotter but it’s also significantly less humid than Texas
Hello, which one would be better for jobs and raising kids, Houston or Vegas? Thanks!
@@Rachel-ow5xg Has to be Houston. More jobs and a greater variety of jobs whereas Vegas is more hospitality-centric. Both are very hot weather-wise but very different in that Houston is extremely humid whereas Vegas is very dry. I do think, however, both these places are great options to raise a family since they're both very affordable and have no state income tax.
why I really see anybody in the videos about Houston suburbs. Are people stay their houses all the time? 😮
Hey there! My wife and I have been watching a ton of your videos just recently and we just love how detailed you guys are and we were wondering if you could do one about veterans living in each area you cover? We are considering the move from SC to the Katy area. Thanks guys!👍
My only visit to Sugar Land was about five years ago. Although I didn't see the developments shown in your video, I saw several older neighborhoods close to the Sugar Land city center. I was blown away by the old oak trees along the streets. On many of the streets, you drive through what seems like a tunnel of overhanging trees. Reminded me of the West University area near the med center in central Houston.
yes very much so and wow sugarland is growing fast!!
Forgot to mention another thing about sienna that some will like is the fortbend toll enters and exits right onto sienna parkway which connects to beltway 8 and to hi way 90 which leads to the medical center. And those home that were talked about in camp sienna are not 500,000 anymore they have skyrocketed to 800,000 plus. The value on everything in sienna has shot up in price in the last two years. And sienna and river stone are connected to each other.
I love Sugarland. I drive through Sugarland a lot just for inspiration. I love Katy as well.
Looking at moving to TX from Montana, and everything is about 200k more than in was 1-2 years ago on a 400k house. Now they're around 600k! Ugh!
Worked on a lot of custom home design over the last 25 years in this area. Did quite a few in Riverstone when they first opened up. Great place to live.
wow a lot changed in 25 years!
Beautiful place especially I like Riverstone 😆
Sugar Land is not in Houston, Texas. Its different city.
My dreams to move to sugar land one day.
I have the same goals I can't wait to move to Texas I love the homes in sugarland
I'm so ready to do the move to texas
Same!!!!!!!
I’m living your dream then
wake up then .. shi not tht cool G 😂
This is all good on these homes, but where do they work ?????
You need to do more videos like this about the different parts of Houston. You get a good vibe about the area.
Looks beautiful I love the master planned communities!
I love Sugar Land!
Me too! What is your favorite area or thing about it?
Your videos helped me decide I wanted to move to Houston. Now that my wife and I are ready, we called you guys. We are flying out this weekend to check some places out. One of your team members is “Helping” us but they aren’t being much help at all it seems like they only have their best interest in mind and keeps categorizing us with other clients and not having our best interest in mind. I get it you guys are probably busy but you have to really make sure that agents on your team are treating potential clients with respect and not being pushy and that they are providing a good experience if you are going to be inviting everyone to call you guys for help. I’m disappointed it’s not you personally but members of your team represent you.
Umm... 🤔
lol, no response. What did y'all end up doing?
Just bought our home in New Territory about 8 months ago. Absolutely love it here.
Hey man, what do you like about it? Wife and I are moving to Houston but I am very concerned about the heat
I am ready to move after watching one video… cant wait to leave NYC behind
Awesome! Can’t wait for your lake Conroe Texas video
Where are the people?
😂😂😂😂
You guys just blew my mind with that video. Best video on Sugar Land I have ever seen!!
It is an under rated suburb of Houston for sure
100%
start at 2:24
What about the Imperial community in Sugarland 👀👀
it is located at Sugar land
Yes Imperial is a brand new neighborhood here but the houses are expensive
Omg I love a good vlog..so much that I JUST posted one too 😂 😅 I just love being from Texas! I always recommend it for people who haven’t been lol
hey there yes we love vlogging too its the best thanks for the comment!
Love sugar land and Riverstone.
Love this I live in New Jersey and I’m in love with Texas homes.
Nice
I live in New York, already packing my bags. I will forfeit my city job, great insurance and retirement plan🤦♀️ but I'm done with the city. I can't take it anymore.
@@abbeytoks Good move. I live in CT. NY has some nice suburbs but has the highest taxes and property values of any state in America, alongside Commiefornia. Then you add in the far left politics and it just doesn’t make a whole lot of sense
@@abbeytoks Good move. If you move to Sugar Land buy a house in the Woodbridge area.
@@lucidsalt4116 Update: We moved 4months ago and we currently live in Katy. Great neighborhoods, nice school district and lots of things to do. You can't pay my kids to move back to NYC🤣. We had Sugarland, Richmond and Katy on our radar and settled for Katy.
can you swim in those lakes?
Hi, guys. just to be clear to you all. Sienna Plantation now called Sienna. and it is not located in Sugar Land. it is in Missouri City next to Sugar Land.
Yeah....that's much better.
You write Sienna Plantation is not in Sugar Land Texas but they say that because Sugarland is a better marketed area then Missouri City because Missouri City do have a high crime volume more than Sugar Land
Didn’t they say it’s in Missouri city tho
@@relaxdrinkeatandlaughwithc5274 Yes Missouri City kind of shifts the crime to SL
Riverstone in Sugar Land is the net. New subdivision to live in.Telefair is second.To live in Telefair subdivision you will have to buy a resale home.Riverstone still have a few Brand homes left starting in the high-end $459,000 to the millions.😁
A outdoor mall tour/mall tour would be great!
Thanks so much for the tour guys!! Just a question for people who're looking to relocate into America, when you talk about square footage are you specifically talking about the floor area of the home or the total land area?
Great video fellas. I'm also looking to move to Texas from Vietnam, so your videos have been exceptionally helpful.
Hi folks, I love it.
My dream hopefully will come true some day.
Most of this video was just a 'news show'
He would have shown neighbourhood in better way...
Do we need to pay HOA and golf membership?
If anyone loves to sit in traffic, move to Sienna. In the morning rush, just to GET to 6, you're sitting in 30 easy. Oh and all those lake and golf course behind the homes, hope you hate privacy because you'd get none and the HOA will demonize you for doing anything to get privacy.
This video isn't a good rep of SL.. and your title... it's Sugar Land.. 2 words. This video isn't very accurate of where it's best to live in SL.... IMO.
I’m considering relocating near Houston. What are y’all’s favorite neighborhoods within 30mins of the chemical plants and refineries??
I'm from Flint tx currently living in a suburban Dallas and you guys make me want to move to Houston, had know idea Houston was that beautiful
Lot of gorgeous places in suburban Dallas ... Houston is even hotter and more humid than Dallas ... why would anyone want to deal with more heat and humidity ?
@@gardensofthegods I think he's made his decision. Houston is a great place to be. Less jealous people than the city up north as well.
Check out The Woodlands, Kemah, The Heights, Kemah and Galveston, it is for sure one of the best cities in the US
How was this area effected by the hurricane?
Not at all. I lived in Sugar Land during Harvey and nothing happened, it was just heavy rain. My friends in other sides of Houston like in Pearland had issues tho
Do you have a vlog on spring Texas?
It’s being edited now!
Nice! Glad I found your channel!! Relocating from NYC
Reach out with questions too! We would be more than happy to help and answer questions so you can be most prepared for your relocation!!
Sugar land still floods like it used to 20 years ago
Not really. Rain is sometimes bad but it doesn't flood . I was in SL during Harvey and it was just heavy rain . Houston was hit hard tho.
I live in Riverstone.I have a Perry home.
Thought about moving there from Colorado by once I saw the floods videos forget it
Nice vlog, but you forgot Telfair, Sweetwater, commonwealth and so many. And the best part no private school , just exceptional public schools
Soooo, we’ve been looking in Northern Idaho too and now I’m very confused. Dude, you’re everywhere! Lol
Please tell me it doesnt flood.. and do tornadoes hit there.. i wanma move there but flooding and tornadoes would terrify me and the kids
I wouldn't go north of 90. There is a section of Sugarland along Bellfort the piece they don't show. It has steel bars on doors and windows and gangs, drugs, and crime.
True
I didnt know that
West Belfort is one of the most ghetto streets I know here. Avoid going there and avoid the 77099 zip code.
@@lucidsalt4116 The thugs come into Sugarland at night. I went outside at 2am playing with the laptop a few months ago. A toyota car with 3 hispanic males was driving real slow. They saw me and turned around and drove past me real slow I heard the front seat passenger say "muscles too big". They turned around and made a 2nd pass and stopped in the street right next to me. I heard the front seat passenger scream "no nigga lets get out of here!" and they left about half the tire on the road. I got the license plate number and called SLPD it was registered at an apartment on Club Creek.
@@queengreen1873 When Harris county thugs come into Sugar Land and try to rob someone they usually only go to 3 places. They either go to jail, go to the hospital then to jail, or leave in a bag.
Just subscribed. Will contact you If I decide to stay in Houston, and decide to purchase home. Maybe you can help me find reasonably-priced, fairly safe community, where houses are not so close together. Not sure if you only work with clients looking for high-end homes...
HOUSTON
Nice homes
HEY WAIT A MINUTE!! He didn't mention *ANYTHING* about Sugar Land being a *FLOOD* ZONE!!
All of sugar land did not go under water doing Hurricane Harvey.lots of places flooded in Houston and surrounding area's that never floods did because of all the water.
Love Sugar Land. Would love to live there, but too expensive! Wouldn't mind living in the older section of Sugar Land, but I am sure it is expensive also. Probably would prefer the older area...assuming the houses are not so close together...hate communities where houses are so close together.
So not so much about sugar land? More like a “hey wealthy people come live here” type of video. Gotcha 👌 bruh like I’m just looking to move into a nice one bedroom apartment so I don’t turn into another homeless vet lol
I’m between Richmond Katy and sugar land there just so beautiful the area and homes. In New Jersey and New York a house like that never. New Jersey and New York if you want to pay rent or buy a home it’s expensive a two bedroom home is almost two thousand dollar a month for rent and tiny tub and living room with bugs.
doesnt seem like much space at all for the price over there
well let us know if we can help you decide between them! Reach out any time!
I just got back from Houston, believe me, it's everything, we are moving from NYC to Katy Texas next month. Our apartment is ready. It's a newly built apartment with all the things I dream about. 2bedroom 2bath is around $1400+
@@abbeytoks hey dear omg really thats so nice we are from NJ and we are moving soon too do you mind to give me some tips?? We are thinking of katy
@@amirazahid5796 hi... so many things to put into consideration, do you have kids?.. are you single?.. Katy seems family oriented. Gated communities and so on. I have 2 little ones, so I chose Katy. You can join the katy community group on Facebook, they are great members that give you ideas of the neighborhood.
❤👍👍
too much "personal exposure"... also too much load the auditory capacity....versus precipitated views very difficult for eyes to follow properly> Thank you.
I live here😂 keep the yankees out
Nope! I’m coming!
Another Yankee headed your way
@@flawlessscentsco.4240 Shit this comment was 4 months ago I guess your here then
Yes!! Get them outta here!
@@lucidsalt4116 Almost! I arrive on Tuesday!!! #YankeeTakeover hehe
I thought you loved Portland?
😱hmm is it friendly to ppl of ethnicity being that it’s called sienna PLANTATION
property tax is the downfall about texas
The property tax in TX is high but the state income tax is 0 and the property values are low, so the overall cost of living is low.
ooh white folks living large
A******
Desi and Vietnamese/Chinese people live here too
It's not just whites. Sugar Land is a diverse city. Here you have Indian/Pakistani people, Asian people and Black/White people, and Arabian people all living in one city.