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Ok next to Alamo Heights is Terrel Hills than north of that you got uptown. O'connor/ nacogdoches Not sure what you call that maybe just NorthEast but yeah put that in your next top 5 hoods.
We moved here from Houston and live in Castle Hills. I’m a sucker for mid century modern ranch style homes! For the price we paid for almost an acre of land right smack in the middle of San Antonio with a 3300 square-foot home and a pool can’t beat it!
Great video. Terrell Hills, Shavano Park and Timberwood Park are nice neighborhoods too, but they are close to the neighborhoods you mentioned. I've been to San Antonio many times and i wanna relocate there soon.
Thanks! Yup, those neighborhoods are really nice too. If it was a top 10 they'd have definitely made the cut! Feel free to reach out anytime if we can help with your move in any way. You can reach us as 210.510.9444. Always happy to be a resource😎
Yes. I love Terrell Hills, Alamo Heights, Castle Hills, Monte Vista, Shavano Park, Olmos Park, etc. Great neighborhoods still WITHIN the city limits and not way the hell outside of 1604. Like he said in the video "you can spend your life LIVING there. Not GETTING there". I enjoy being a part of my city's culture, feel, and vibe; not separated from it in a cookie-cutter planned community/neighborhood.
Watching this video again. Great vid. Still on the fence about moving to San Antonio from San Diego, CA. Where I was born and raised. Just want a bigger place for my growing family. Love California and there was a time California was affordable. Initially my 4 bedroom 3000sqft house I bought with my mom was $320,000 back in 2003 in Chula Vista, CA. I just want a change. No politics just want to live in peace.
We'd be happy to have a conversation to answer any questions you may have about living here as you weigh your decision to move. There's definitely a lot to consider and we'd love to help with any insight we can offer.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving While I'm watching your vids in the background while working today. Definitely will reach out. Wifey and I were discussing flying out to San Antonio in the future.🙂
I remember going out to west 151 n loop 1604 that was very undeveloped my favorite neighborhoods are for north loop 1604 greystone n greystone ridge where Duncan's use to live Olympia parkway the Dominion large private where a few friends live a famous wrestler lives oh hell yeah lol famous retired spur Robinson mr chuck mangione I dont know if chuck is still living haven't spoke to him since 07 great bbq shack by back entrance of the Dominion
It's a whole new city outside 1604 now. We have folks that reach out who used to live here 15-20yrs ago and can't believe how things have grown since then.
Hi, thank you for the information. I recently retired and plan on moving to San Antonio later this year. I plan on coming out in May to look for an apartment for now. What about New Braunfels,? Places for seniors activities and entertainment. Thank you😊
New Braunfels is an amazing area just North of SA along I-35. We also have resources for apartment locators in the city if you'd like a referral. You can shoot us a call/text anytime at 210.510.9444
Yeah Fox Grove is pretty nice, we've had clients buy and sell homes in there too! Lots of shopping along Bulverde Rd & Hwy 281 and good schools in the area. Were you focused on looking in the 78259 zip code on the Far North Side?
You should definitely check out Stone Oak👉🏾 th-cam.com/video/HpWIi3OAUqw/w-d-xo.html Canyon Springs is just North of Stone Oak and it's a really nice neighborhood too. This video you commented on also mentions Cibolo Canyons, which is just on the other side of Hwy 281. This is one of my favorite hoods and I have a full video about that one coming soon. You might also look into Indian Springs, which is right next to Cibolo Canyons... all great areas we've helped folks move to! Were you considering a move in the near future?
HOA's are really common here, especially in neighborhoods built in the last 20yrs. They're usually only $300-$600/yr and have fairly standard covenants with lots of amenities. For the most part they just make sure people keep their grass cut and don't park campers in the community. Other than that Texans don't like being told what to do so the HOA's are pretty chill😎
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving I like the benefits of HOA but my husband is straight NO. you are right Texans dont like to be told what to do. My husband is like if im paying for a house I get to do what I want with it.
Tnere's definitely options to be in a nice area without an HOA, just depends on location. We'd be happy to talke in more detail whenever you available for a quick call.
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How much are the HOA?
Most HOA's in San Antonio are in the $300-$600/yr range.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you for answering my question. The HOA is not bad.
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5. Cibolo Canyons
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Ok next to Alamo Heights is Terrel Hills than north of that you got uptown. O'connor/ nacogdoches
Not sure what you call that maybe just NorthEast but yeah put that in your next top 5 hoods.
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@@JackAlbertMeza Nacogdoches! My area😀
We moved here from Houston and live in Castle Hills. I’m a sucker for mid century modern ranch style homes! For the price we paid for almost an acre of land right smack in the middle of San Antonio with a 3300 square-foot home and a pool can’t beat it!
Love the architecture in Castle Hills!
How much?
Great video.
Terrell Hills, Shavano Park and Timberwood Park are nice neighborhoods too, but they are close to the neighborhoods you mentioned.
I've been to San Antonio many times and i wanna relocate there soon.
Thanks! Yup, those neighborhoods are really nice too. If it was a top 10 they'd have definitely made the cut! Feel free to reach out anytime if we can help with your move in any way. You can reach us as 210.510.9444. Always happy to be a resource😎
Yes. I love Terrell Hills, Alamo Heights, Castle Hills, Monte Vista, Shavano Park, Olmos Park, etc. Great neighborhoods still WITHIN the city limits and not way the hell outside of 1604. Like he said in the video "you can spend your life LIVING there. Not GETTING there". I enjoy being a part of my city's culture, feel, and vibe; not separated from it in a cookie-cutter planned community/neighborhood.
I'm heading there in two weeks, CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a great place to visit! Have you been here before?
Me too. Never been. Just relocating
Watching this video again. Great vid. Still on the fence about moving to San Antonio from San Diego, CA. Where I was born and raised. Just want a bigger place for my growing family. Love California and there was a time California was affordable. Initially my 4 bedroom 3000sqft house I bought with my mom was $320,000 back in 2003 in Chula Vista, CA. I just want a change. No politics just want to live in peace.
We'd be happy to have a conversation to answer any questions you may have about living here as you weigh your decision to move. There's definitely a lot to consider and we'd love to help with any insight we can offer.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving While I'm watching your vids in the background while working today. Definitely will reach out. Wifey and I were discussing flying out to San Antonio in the future.🙂
We'll be here for you when you're ready😎
This was an AMAZING video.
Thanks🙌🏿, we've got more coming 😉‼
I will keep you in mind when we move there. My husband is retiring next year.
We'll be here when you're ready😎
Awesome video!!
Thanks for the love, we appreciate it!
Worked for 09ers🙄 One didn't even want me using their bathrooms.
I remember going out to west 151 n loop 1604 that was very undeveloped my favorite neighborhoods are for north loop 1604 greystone n greystone ridge where Duncan's use to live Olympia parkway the Dominion large private where a few friends live a famous wrestler lives oh hell yeah lol famous retired spur Robinson mr chuck mangione I dont know if chuck is still living haven't spoke to him since 07 great bbq shack by back entrance of the Dominion
It's a whole new city outside 1604 now. We have folks that reach out who used to live here 15-20yrs ago and can't believe how things have grown since then.
I know my former pastor used to live on there far west side before I left construction companies couldn't keep up with the population growth
Hi, thank you for the information. I recently retired and plan on moving to San Antonio later this year. I plan on coming out in May to look for an apartment for now. What about New Braunfels,? Places for seniors activities and entertainment. Thank you😊
New Braunfels is an amazing area just North of SA along I-35. We also have resources for apartment locators in the city if you'd like a referral. You can shoot us a call/text anytime at 210.510.9444
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you, I will.
How about the fox grove community? Is it good place to live?
Yeah Fox Grove is pretty nice, we've had clients buy and sell homes in there too! Lots of shopping along Bulverde Rd & Hwy 281 and good schools in the area. Were you focused on looking in the 78259 zip code on the Far North Side?
what's a good area to place fitness gym?
There's probably a number of spots out here that would do well in👌🏾
I'll call you tomorrow am. What's a good time?
Anytime after 8am tomorrow. 210.510.9444
Awesomeee thanks
We just emailed you this am. Hope to hear back.
Yes sir, looking forward to our zoom call this weekend!
where is the best neighbor hood to stay near Methodist hospital
You should definitely check out Stone Oak👉🏾 th-cam.com/video/HpWIi3OAUqw/w-d-xo.html
Canyon Springs is just North of Stone Oak and it's a really nice neighborhood too. This video you commented on also mentions Cibolo Canyons, which is just on the other side of Hwy 281. This is one of my favorite hoods and I have a full video about that one coming soon. You might also look into Indian Springs, which is right next to Cibolo Canyons... all great areas we've helped folks move to! Were you considering a move in the near future?
What areas in san antonio isn't prone to flooding?
Fortunately most of San Antonio is free of flooding issues. Flood insurance isn't common here. Were there certain parts of town you were considering?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving no I never been, but was considering moving sometime in the future, and was wondering did it flood a lot or in certain areas.
Which neighborhood don’t flood
Fortunately we don't have very many floosing issues in SA, so you're good just about everywhere👌🏾. Were you considering a move to the area?
what community does not have HOA or if they do they are not so demanding.
HOA's are really common here, especially in neighborhoods built in the last 20yrs. They're usually only $300-$600/yr and have fairly standard covenants with lots of amenities. For the most part they just make sure people keep their grass cut and don't park campers in the community. Other than that Texans don't like being told what to do so the HOA's are pretty chill😎
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving I like the benefits of HOA but my husband is straight NO. you are right Texans dont like to be told what to do. My husband is like if im paying for a house I get to do what I want with it.
Tnere's definitely options to be in a nice area without an HOA, just depends on location. We'd be happy to talke in more detail whenever you available for a quick call.
Best neighborhoods for child-free young professionals who want to stay away from golf community/overly suburban vibes?
Olmos Park, Terrell Hills, Castle Hills, Alamo Heights.