I moved from San Jose California to Austin back in 1994 with a company I worked for at the time. Moved from Austin to Houston in 1999 and never looked back. Houston has been so good to me in so many ways. I started a successful Manufacuring business. I've lived in three suburbs around Houston. Katy. Jersey Village and now April Sound on the Golf course on Lake Conroe. So in my case Houston worked out very well for me. I'm living the American dream.
Sexy right to me she's not only sexy as wine but her accent aswell just perfect women and shes a go getter shot I love this women I wish she was my lady jaja
@@SkyNetGeneral- Lol bro read what you just said....If racism is a concern for safety, then that means the place isnt safe? when i clearly just said safety is a priority lmao .
Most ppl nowadays living in Houston are transplants & not originally from Houston...before ppl moved from California, East & West, Houston was filled with Southern Hospitality...so maybe those rude ppl where born & raised in areas where ppl are rude🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
hmmm not sure abou this one but my experience has been the opposite. People are so nice. Strangers smile at each other. People are mostly willing to help you out. Or they will just leave you alone. I have not encountered that many rude folks here in Houston. And I've been living here for 11 years
I plan on moving in August of this year. This will be my first apartment. Do you have any recommendations for apartments or areas for people in their early 20s?
If your budget can support it, the Midtown area is bustling. You will have to deal with some homeless folks there. That's the hottest spot for 20 somethings. If you head out of downtown, the Montrose, Washington Ave, and Heights areas are popular with younger people. Just keep in mind what the host of this channel says - plan to drive. She's 1000% correct. If you find a cheaper apartment in the outskirts and you plan to be out and about inside the Loop more than once a week, you may offset your rental savings with Uber costs (if you drink, you shouldn't drive.) If you love the arts and sports and dining scene, you're going to be inside the Loop frequently. I love being inside the Loop but there are trade-offs. But honestly it's best to look at the neighborhoods for yourself. We have a highly urbanized core and if you're not used to that, you will want to see what it's like. And as she says very clearly, you should plan around your commute. If you do want to avoid driving as much as possible, then I would recommend the Montrose area generally which is broadly one of the most walking/biking friendly areas in town. It's very trendy and the rent will reflect that if you go for something nice, but there are non-corporate rental options that may be easier on the wallet. Some people prefer to live by the Galleria as a sort of balance, but the traffic there often really sucks even if the rent might be a little cheaper. At rush hour, you might spend 15 minutes trying to get across 610. You really need to look at your commuting situation and the total cost for your going out and socializing and enjoying all the city has to offer.
The Con for me is Me & my wife was at a children track meet; we almost got robbed twice in the same day……….. We had one police officer working security and the lady police officer left us ……….. We had know protection
how would you consider the cons after the conditions of the pandemic living here for myself the main pro was the variety of the food but a lot of the restaurants have closed and we are not really sure about going out anyways... as due to medical situation we have to mask etc .... and in a lot of places that's not very well received here....
I lived in Houston in the late 70S and early 80s, the air is sooo thick in summer, and the east side has a horrible stench because of the chemical plants,finally the traffic is a nightmare, sorry but you can have it.
Hello there! Maybe somebody know if a person has American citizen and have business in Houston but living abroad it is possible to open bank account in Houston from abroad?
The Con for me is Me & my wife was at a children track meet; we almost got robbed twice in the same day……….. We had one police officer working security and the lady police officer left us ……….. We had know protection
I moved from San Jose California to Austin back in 1994 with a company I worked for at the time. Moved from Austin to Houston in 1999 and never looked back. Houston has been so good to me in so many ways. I started a successful Manufacuring business. I've lived in three suburbs around Houston. Katy. Jersey Village and now April Sound on the Golf course on Lake Conroe. So in my case Houston worked out very well for me. I'm living the American dream.
HOUSTON HERE I COME!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
That accent definitely from Houston 😅😂
Sexy right to me she's not only sexy as wine but her accent aswell just perfect women and shes a go getter shot I love this women I wish she was my lady jaja
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She sounds like Beyonce
@@wiiiz3 said same 😊
Love your personality and channel 🙂
Thank you so much!!
Houston is #1 in diversity in the country. That's a fact.
lol. yeah you are tripping. los angeles is more diverse.
What about places like LA, New York, and New Orleans?
Nobody cares about diversity, I care more about safety and way of living .
houston is only real diverse on the west side and suburbs I feel
@@SkyNetGeneral- Lol bro read what you just said....If racism is a concern for safety, then that means the place isnt safe? when i clearly just said safety is a priority lmao .
New subscriber here! So excited to find Houston Represented on TH-cam by a native Houstonian! Good luck with your channel!
New subscriber here and I’m so happy to find your channel! I’m planning to move there within the next few years!!!
My cons is the people are not really Friendly. And I have been living here almost 5 years and have a hard time meeting good people.
Hold On, I Been in H-Town for 38 yrs. Don't Let the Bad Guys Run You Out of H-Town. Why? Because We're the Good Guys (smile)
First time I ever heard this
wow thanks for this cons. i will never go to houston because of this. i don't have time for rude people because i will catch a case real quick.
Most ppl nowadays living in Houston are transplants & not originally from Houston...before ppl moved from California, East & West, Houston was filled with Southern Hospitality...so maybe those rude ppl where born & raised in areas where ppl are rude🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
hmmm not sure abou this one but my experience has been the opposite. People are so nice. Strangers smile at each other. People are mostly willing to help you out. Or they will just leave you alone. I have not encountered that many rude folks here in Houston. And I've been living here for 11 years
2023 Spring Houston Has the Rodeo and Fall Dallas Has TEXAS State Fair.
First time I watched your video and I was impressed. 😉👌💯
I plan on moving in August of this year. This will be my first apartment. Do you have any recommendations for apartments or areas for people in their early 20s?
Try the Humble area... i kno a 24year old chick from Chi town an she jus got a apartment in that area...
If your budget can support it, the Midtown area is bustling. You will have to deal with some homeless folks there. That's the hottest spot for 20 somethings. If you head out of downtown, the Montrose, Washington Ave, and Heights areas are popular with younger people. Just keep in mind what the host of this channel says - plan to drive. She's 1000% correct. If you find a cheaper apartment in the outskirts and you plan to be out and about inside the Loop more than once a week, you may offset your rental savings with Uber costs (if you drink, you shouldn't drive.) If you love the arts and sports and dining scene, you're going to be inside the Loop frequently. I love being inside the Loop but there are trade-offs. But honestly it's best to look at the neighborhoods for yourself. We have a highly urbanized core and if you're not used to that, you will want to see what it's like. And as she says very clearly, you should plan around your commute. If you do want to avoid driving as much as possible, then I would recommend the Montrose area generally which is broadly one of the most walking/biking friendly areas in town. It's very trendy and the rent will reflect that if you go for something nice, but there are non-corporate rental options that may be easier on the wallet. Some people prefer to live by the Galleria as a sort of balance, but the traffic there often really sucks even if the rent might be a little cheaper. At rush hour, you might spend 15 minutes trying to get across 610. You really need to look at your commuting situation and the total cost for your going out and socializing and enjoying all the city has to offer.
Yes the Bellaire area
.it's real nice
Montrose, Heights, Oak Forest are good if you can afford them -- rent is much higher than it used to be
The Con for me is Me & my wife was at a children track meet; we almost got robbed twice in the same day……….. We had one police officer working security and the lady police officer left us ……….. We had know protection
I’m gonna be moving down there at some point
I can't drive on highways due to medical condition 😢, are there back streets and roads to get from one city to another without driving on highways?
Can you make a video talking about flooding in Houston Texas.
It's everywhere don't come here!
@@BigRodd91really how often
Very helpful information. Thanks ❤
Is mold an issue in houston with the high temps and humidity?
Yes!
how would you consider the cons after the conditions of the pandemic living here for myself the main pro was the variety of the food but a lot of the restaurants have closed and we are not really sure about going out anyways... as due to medical situation we have to mask etc .... and in a lot of places that's not very well received here....
As a Vet with 100% disability, I heard you dont pay property tax in TX, does that mean you wouldnt pay the 2.5% +Houston tax as well?
I just felt in love with the author....
From my experience here so far If someone I love ask me should they move to Houston Texas I would tell them H No
So I'm from Canada and we get fed the narrative that Texas is really redneck and racist is that true?
Why?
Who does your hair it’s so 🔥🔥
Im pretty sure her hair is a wig.. still looks great though!
just a quick question. why you can't see yourself living anywhere else? is houston that much better any other cities?
it is not, too much traffic, crime, and not a good dating scene --- floods can be an issue
dating is ok if you’re a man. but it’s not a smart city like you’d find back east, so it’s tough to find girls who are educated.
Sienna?! The property taxes in Sienna! I always wondered who lived there and paid those taxes.
I lived in Houston in the late 70S and early 80s, the air is sooo thick in summer, and the east side has a horrible stench because of the chemical plants,finally the traffic is a nightmare, sorry but you can have it.
ok im a single dad and i been thinking about moving to Houston one day, you think me and my daughter could make it out there?
Hi, did you ever go ?
You there?
Your accent like Beyonce ❤
Hello there! Maybe somebody know if a person has American citizen and have business in Houston but living abroad it is possible to open bank account in Houston from abroad?
Houston or Dallas? Please help me to choose.
I would take Dallas, but it gets winters, Houston has too much crime and traffic
Dallas. I've visited there for conventions & it looks a lot more livable. Houston is a hive city with no culture.
Houston
What are rent costs like?
$1500 a month is the average nowadays.
If you there I'm living there idgaf
You mean sienna plantation?😂
Why didn't you mention alligators as a con?
There ain't nothing wrong with these beautiful beasts. You don't want them in THEIR home, well move somewhere without them then.
@@BigRodd91 shut up wtf y can't someone bring up the gators
Yep and snakes. Can’t just hop in any body of water
Houston BORING :/
Houston does not have all major professional sports teams. There is no NHL team. So you lied about that
Houston getting an NHL team in the future. Tillman Ferttita working on brining a hockey team to Houston right now as we speak.
NHL is 5th in sports behind major league soccer. It's not a major sport anymore.
The Con for me is Me & my wife was at a children track meet; we almost got robbed twice in the same day……….. We had one police officer working security and the lady police officer left us ……….. We had know protection
sure you did...bot