This Houston Texas Masterplanned Community has Texas' BIGGEST Lagoon [AND SUPER AFFORDABLE HOMES]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2023
- Welcome to Lago Mar, the ultimate masterplanned community nestled in the heart of Houston, Texas. Experience the pinnacle of Texas living with our stunning homes and unrivaled amenities. Discover the pride of Texas' BIGGEST lagoon, where you can bask in the sun, swim, and unwind in a paradise that's right at your doorstep.
But that's not all - Lago Mar offers more than just a breathtaking lagoon. Our community boasts a collection of super affordable homes designed to fit your lifestyle without compromising on quality and comfort. Imagine living in a serene oasis, surrounded by lush landscapes, top-notch schools, and convenient access to Houston's vibrant city life.
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Husband is a veteran. This is our first home in this community! Can’t wait until we close June 10th! 😊 So many incentives! ❤
As someone who lives in Texas. A couple of things to consider. 1- the big tall windows in the family room are going to kill you in summer in terms of sun exposure and heat. Don't do it! 2- if you have never owned a home with a loft space DON'T DO IT! You have extra space, there is no sound barrier. You will hear everything going on upstairs. Making that extra space useless. 3- HOA fees are going to kill you for these types of neighborhoods, couple that with Texas high property taxes, you're going to pay a lot of money! Just my opinion
All true
1) tint the windows- n2) buy a one story 3) live in a neighborhood w/ no HOA and see how some of your neighbors trash their home bringing down everyone's property value-HOA's can be a good thing. 3) Houston property taxes arent bad compared to other parts of texas that dont have shit to show for it. There are plenty of parks, good school and things to do.
@m.erales505 Good points. To each their own. Personally I'll never live in a HOA community.
High property taxes? In Douglas County Nebraska we are paying 7.5%. What you have down there sounds great!
Love this video. Thanks for sharing Jackson and Joe! We’re planning to relocate maybe around Feb 2025 but will visit some friends next year to check out the area. Thinking between a new construction vs a quick move in. Love that last house you showed- really amazing 😍 🤩 but probably too much for our family of 4. Saved your contact info 😊 also watched your Sunterra video earlier this week 😁
Visit during the summer
Is that a set up? 90 plus degrees from March to October! lol @@mmmd3429
Amazing thanks 4ur time efforts and the value information
I like that lagoon it's convenient nice recreation for family and friends
Great content, thank you.
Will be giving you guys a call soon
hey thanks so much we cant wait to hear from you!!
Very nice ... thank u
youre welcome, what do you like most the homes or the lagoon?
I love the last home😊
Nice area
Very nice community. Great location. In the interest of transparency and accuracy, Houston is the 4th largest city in America by population.
Great work guys!! Videos are super-informative! Question - are there no new/recent constructions with basements in your area? I'd be really interested in seeing more homes with next-gen and with basements if there are any.. Thanks - keep up the good work! Def gonna check with you guys when I visit later this year to do some scouting!
Hi ! I just moved to Houston and was told the ground is too soft here for basements so they’re an extremely rare find !
We don't have basements in Houston because of flooding. Even in the no flood areas the clay soil absorbs water so the basement would always be wet.
I would definitely live there
love the content can we please have an updated sugar land vid God bless
Have just started looking at the Houston area. Looking at all the areas that you are showing us specially in the southern part of that you were talking about. Like this community as a lot of good things to offer and looks amazing. Is there any restrictions and the community to add like a Tesla solar roof.
Love all your videos!! Me and my ‘ohana are wanting to move to Texas from Hawaii soon! I’ll be contacting y’all 😊
Vou morar no Lago Mar. Lugar sensacional, estive no ano passado neste local. A área de lazer é coisa de cinema.Existe uma praia artificial com bar, restaurante e shows nos finais de semana. Tenho amigos morando aí e nos próximos dias meu filho receberá a sua casa.
Hi Jackson, Hey Joe;
How Y'all doing?
Loved that last home, Magnificent!
My bud VINCENZO, and his wife ( they have 2 littles girls and a 14 year old son ); are talking about Houston. But they're wondering, about the weather. Please, can do film a video about the different seasons, there in Houson.
Liz, just said something about snakes and bugs.( bless her heart )
Please, so they can stop asking me.
They know, I watch Ya'll's videos all the time. But I'm still in New York City.🗽
Oh. Jackson, what video editor do you use? 🎞 🎥 🎬
All the very best
Shaun 🦉 ( I love birds )
Hello! I’m using your realtor to help with a new home. Thanks for your shows! Do you have more homes at 250k?
Good videos.
Thanks!
thanks so much! and yes there are for sure and we are going to help you with that!!
Hey Jackson!! Can you tell me what is the possibility of flooding in this area? Thx!
It's beautiful, but should we be worry about the hurricane though since its close to the coastlines?
Hurricane is annual risk living in Houston
We're planning to move to Texas in the summer of 2024 looking for a 5 br around 350 to 400 thousand no flood zone good school mix community More videos on that price range please
5 bedroom are incredibly hard to find, especially new.
Spring has a lot of 5 bedroom
Which builders built the large houses you show in the end? Thanks
The heat, the flood, the tax, the crime and the pending recession will kill ya in these areas.
I doubt there will be much crime...this is texas. Likely all the home owners are strapped.
True and also prepared
I’m a new subscriber and I’m wondering why do you wait so long to state what area this is? I notice that in a lot of your videos. If you could put in the title the area then you can decide if you want to view that video.
Are those home prices including the land it sits on? How high are the property taxes there? I've heard as high as 3.45%. Is that 3.45% of the purchase price? If so how do people afford that???
Yes the land is included.
I Can't afford Texas taxes and insurance lol. I don't know how people are doing it.
by selling my home in CA 😊
Lmao from fryer to another fryer.
Fkn rat race bs.
House poor and help from family.
Big thumb to the troops that I've worked for in Iraq
how much is the HOA of this particular neighborhood?
Beautiful homes. What is the name of this community?
lago mar. did you like the community?
@@LivinginHoustonTX 😂 Too far away from TMC
Nice Video
But, the view is low due to lack of SEO, Optimization & Marketing in the video.
Remember kids, everything East and south is no good, north and west is the best. Each city, each state
The first problem is living in the Houstom area where the wages are low. Prepare for the high AC bills and shady grid.
All of that house because you have 9 month summers.
Oh gah, the HOA crap.
I don't think I'd move there due to flood risk. Why did you move out?
where is this exact location please, thank yoi 😊
Beautiful area however why are there never any people in that lagoon when you guys show footage? Is it too hot? Thanks
haha cause we always film on monday mornings and school had started here.
It is extremely hot in Summer too hot to enjoy the outdoors
But it cools down in fall / winter
@@alisthomelife that’s so hard to imagine the humidity must be insane
@@720erik2it is. It was 115 in Houston in August.
Ok I visited Houston last week everyone there complains about that humidity I didn’t think it was that bad. The reason I wont move there after visiting are #1 the roadways, there is zero police presence people cut other off every 10 seconds exiting by cutting over 3 lanes at a time without even looking. So many new cars driving around with dented fenders wonder why? Overall experience people were rude to my son and I never visiting this gross city again.
It's all find and dandy until you get in the car and leave the development.
It’s there a HOA in this community?
You never Mention the residential taxes... and stuff. High as a Kite?
yup thats everywhere here in houston though. but it builds super nice schools and i got kids so that is important. governor Abbot is a bout to pass a bill to lower them substantially though hopefully
@@LivinginHoustonTXCan't have your cake and eat it too when property taxes are how the schools survive.
I live here and I approve of this message.
-Your not friendly neighbor xD
Edit: Please tell the HOA to stop leaving me letters about my weeds in the grass. TY!
Last Edit: Seriously, it's a no brainer.
I bought a home here 2 years ago(some people maybe more) and my train of thought is, live in it for 5-10 years (watch it grow from the ground up). We have access to see the "Master Community Plan" sheet as an Homeowner here.
This property I bought for under 350k will easily sell for 450-500k in 10 years when it's finally fully built out.
They're about 50% done with building. This "last" 50% of the building is a couple more neighborhood sections in the "back" of the community (some of these will be by the new Elementary school going in), they're already a new townhouse community in front of the Bar and Grill at the Lagoon.
They're also plotted lands that are being prepped currently for retail stores/hotels/etc.
I expect to get A LOT of equity out of my property when I'm done with it. Anywhere from 50-100% by time I decide to sell the home. I'd tell you, get in while you can, houses go up fast (2-4 months) and get under contract nearly immediately.
If you're a 1st time homebuyer(or 2nd or 3rd w/e) you definitely need to buy one here if you can afford it.
I can guarantee you that you won't lose money on these homes if you decide to sell them later down the road.
I will say you WILL need to keep up with your lawn and yardwork every 2 weeks at least and constantly be pulling out weeds.
what name of the city?
I see me by a lake style
Hey Jackson, I remember watching you back in Washington. Nice job on building this channel
I would think this is a flood zone since its close to Galveston
actually in the 1000 year and built up
@@LivinginHoustonTX what does that mean exactly
@@hugomoran6854it means they built up the land so as not to flood here, therefore insurance considers it a once in 1,000 years flood risk.
No to the area due to hurricanes
Chicago is still the third largest city in the US, and you could make an argument that due to its low population density, Houston isn’t a city.
I keep only hearing one side of the story with your videos. Also, your thumbnail photo is INCREDIBLY misleading - those homes were sold 2 years ago with 2 over $500k and 1 at $600k. They would easily be in the $700’s today. “Give a Like to all the veterans”??? Come on guys👎🏽
Lagoon = staph infections….. Avoid 45, traffic is a nightmare!
They have a state of the art filtration system that filters the lagoon often. Not likely.
Not interested to live that far south. More interested in the Magnolia or Montgomery area maybe Cypress.
I think you got to tell the pros and cons in your videos! I think your only telling one side of the story
Nope, just left that erea. Liquidated and peecd, it sukssss bad to live there. Nasty bad humidity, the flooding, the hurricanes. Ya hard pass
are you ok?
All of that is true