It would be amazing if you guys start mentioning the property tax rate in each area. I'm looking to pay off a house in Houston and that will be the most important factor for me!
9 times out of 10 in the Houston area new construction is going to be 3%+ since you have to pay off the MUD bonds. These houses are no different, but there's tons on the market because between mortgage payments and sky high property taxes they're about $7k/month and compared to what else is on the market they're just not worth that.
Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
Haha, that’s a funny way to say it! 😄 It’s always interesting to hear how locals pronounce certain roads. It’s *FM 1960*, but I can see how “Cook Ken dal” could become a fun nickname! Have you found any other Houston streets with interesting pronunciations or local names that caught you off guard? Would love to hear more!
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 As for favorite locations near or in Tomball, I’d say areas like *Gleannloch Farms* or *Woodlands Hills* could be great spots to check out. They offer a good mix of spacious lots, peaceful settings, and proximity to the city without being too far out. What do you like most about Tomball or the surrounding area? I'd love to hear what stands out to you!
Step down showers is to prevent water leakage in the future, its a smart thing for developers/contractors to do to prevent extra work for them later in the future
That's a great observation! Step-down showers are indeed a smart move for preventing water leakage, especially when it comes to maintaining the integrity of the home over time. It's a great way for builders to ensure longevity and avoid potential future issues. Do you prefer step-down showers, or are there other design features you find just as effective in preventing water damage? Would love to hear your thoughts!
You can’t beat authentic Texas brick! It has such a classic, timeless look and adds a lot of character to a home. Are you looking for homes with that signature Texas brick, or do you have a specific style of brickwork you love? Would love to hear your thoughts on how you’d like it to show in your future home! 😊
Haha, I totally get that! No HOA definitely catches people's attention-it's a big deal for a lot of homebuyers. What’s your stance on HOAs? Do you prefer communities without them, or are you just picky about which ones you’d be willing to deal with? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Totally understand! Extra counter space can make such a difference in the kitchen, especially for all the appliances we use daily. Would you consider adding an island or maybe a breakfast bar to expand the space? Or are there other design features you’d like to see in the kitchen to make it feel more functional?
That’s a great point! Even without an HOA, many neighborhoods invest in private security or have other ways to ensure safety and maintain the community feel. It's definitely something to weigh when deciding where to live. Do you think security is a top priority for you when choosing a neighborhood, or are there other factors you're considering just as much? Would love to hear your thoughts on what matters most for your ideal community! 😊
Glad you like that design! Low-maintenance landscaping can be a game changer, especially with the Texas heat. It definitely saves on water and upkeep. Would you prefer more houses with similar landscaping, or do you think there’s a balance to be struck between easy care and having a bit of greenery?
Great choice! Tri-Point Homes really delivers when it comes to quality and design. Their attention to detail and commitment to building homes that balance style with functionality is hard to beat. What do you like most about Tri-Point homes? Is there a specific model or feature that caught your eye? Would love to hear more about your favorite aspects of their homes!
I remember as a kid growing up in Houston not being able to come to terms with how "Kuykendahl" was pronounced. lol. It's pronounced like "kirk in doll". That doesn't look right. But anyway. Looking to move back to Houston in the next year or two and love your vids.
Ha, I totally get that! Houston street names can be tricky, but once you get it down, it’s all part of the charm. 😄 It’s exciting that you’re thinking about moving back! What’s drawing you to return to Houston-are you looking for a certain neighborhood or something specific that’s changed since you were last here?
That's a crazy coincidence! It’s always fun when something you’re already looking into pops up in a video or conversation. What do you think about the property? Are you still considering it, or were there any specific features you were curious about? I'd love to hear your thoughts! 😊
Urban crawl/decay is already north of 1960. People trying to move north, but the traffic is getting worse and worse going to the Woodlands. 242, wow. Bumper to Bumper. 1960, 45, Kuykendall, 242, 610, Cypress wood....😢
You’re absolutely right-traffic in the northern parts of Houston can be brutal, especially with the growth of areas like The Woodlands and beyond. The congestion on routes like 242 and 1960 is definitely something to consider when planning a move. Are you looking for ways to avoid the traffic, or are there specific areas you think offer a better commute without all the hassle? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how this impacts your decision-making process!
I would enclose the area and make it gated entrances with security officers to where only homeowners,guests and only aitho people in and will be a safer place.👍
That’s a solid idea! Gated communities with security officers provide a strong sense of safety and privacy for homeowners. It’s a great way to control who enters the neighborhood and add peace of mind. Are you looking for communities with these features, or is this something you’d consider doing if you found the right property? I’d love to know how you envision creating that kind of safe, exclusive environment!
I hear you! Contemporary homes really offer that sleek, open feel that works so well for modern living. And you're totally right-formal dining rooms are becoming less essential for many buyers. Open-concept spaces can be much more versatile and functional. Are you looking for any specific features in contemporary homes, like large windows, minimalist designs, or maybe a spacious kitchen? Let me know what your ideal contemporary home looks like!
Toll Brothers definitely builds some impressive homes! Their attention to detail and quality is hard to beat. Are you drawn to a specific style or layout from Toll Brothers, or is there a particular feature you love most about their homes? Would love to hear more about what stands out to you!
Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
Haha, you’re not wrong! That pantry definitely looks more like a closet than a spacious pantry! 😅 I totally get the importance of a big, organized pantry, especially in a kitchen like that. What’s your ideal pantry layout-would you prefer something walk-in and spacious, or do you have another design in mind that you think works better? Would love to hear what you'd do differently! 😊
Haha, thanks for the clarification! "Kuykendahl" definitely trips up a lot of people, and it's always fun hearing how different folks from various places pronounce it. As a Washingtonian, were there any other Texas street names that gave you trouble, or do you feel like you've gotten the hang of Houston’s tricky pronunciations now? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Tripoint is the only builder in its price range that has additional bedroom's sufficient closet space. Other builders give you less than what is needed.
Great point! Tripoint really does stand out in that regard, especially when it comes to offering larger bedrooms and more closet space in their homes. Have you looked into any other features that stand out to you when comparing different builders? What’s the top priority for you when choosing a builder for your new home?
Can you find or get into one of these $600K to $800K new houses without having to live in a HOA community? I can’t stand HOA and more and more people aren’t wanting to move into neighborhoods that have them.
Great question! It’s definitely possible to find homes in the $600K to $800K range without being in an HOA community, though it can take a little extra searching. There are plenty of areas around Houston, especially in more rural or semi-urban locations, where you can find newer homes without the restrictions of an HOA. Are you looking for a specific neighborhood, or would you like some recommendations on HOA-free areas that might fit your price range? Would love to help you find the perfect spot!
Creekside is pseudo Woodlands, in that it has been included in The Woodlands Township, but excluded from The Woodlands schools and Conroe ISD. Creekside is Harris County, not Montgomery County, which means it's practically Houston. Proper Woodlands residents recognize this. Lots of adjacent subdivisions are trying to claim "The Woodlands" designation, but the true Woodlands is 99% built out.
You bring up a great point about Creekside and the differences between it and the true Woodlands. It's definitely an interesting distinction, especially with the school districts and county boundaries. What do you think about the overall vibe of Creekside compared to The Woodlands? Do you think it still feels like a part of the Woodlands, or does it have its own unique identity?
Great question! Yes, when we mention a "50ft lot," it typically refers to the width of the lot being 50 feet. For example, a common lot size would be 50ft x 100ft, giving it a standard depth of 100 feet. However, lot sizes can vary, so it’s always good to double-check the full dimensions when you’re looking at properties. Does that clear it up? Let me know if you have any other questions about lot sizes or anything else!
You're absolutely right! Artificial turf can get super hot in the summer, especially in a place like Houston. It’s definitely something to consider if you have pets. Have you seen any alternatives like cool-season grasses or pet-friendly turf options? Or do you think natural grass is the way to go for keeping things cool?
@ natural grass can be tricky also in our hot summer days. You need to water daily so make sure you get it a decent sprinkler system. Happy New Year! 🎊
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@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
You make a great observation! Cabinet space is definitely a big factor, and going all the way up to the ceiling can make a huge difference, especially for storage. Do you prefer a specific style of cabinetry or layout that you'd want to see more of in kitchens like this?
Haha, noted! Jackson might need to step up his wardrobe game for the professional look, right? 😄 Do you think a more polished style would add to the overall vibe of the videos? I’d love to know what kind of outfits you think would work best for the setting!
You're absolutely right! The pronunciation of *Kuykendahl* can definitely throw people off, but it's actually pronounced *Kirkendahl*. Houston street names can be tricky like that! Are there any other local streets or names you've come across that have unusual pronunciations? Would love to hear more from a local's perspective! 😄
That sounds like an exciting plan! A $400,000 home with a pool is definitely possible in certain parts of Houston, and it could be a great move. If you sold your two homes in Arizona, you’d have more flexibility with your budget. Have you already started looking at neighborhoods in Houston, or are you still deciding where you want to settle? Would love to hear more about your plans! 😊
Haha, I hear you! The homes we showcase can definitely be on the higher end, but there are also plenty of great options in Houston that offer a lot of value without breaking the bank. What kind of budget are you working with, and what features are a must-have for you? You might be surprised at what you can find!
Thanks for the clarification! It’s always good to get the pronunciation right. 😅 Do you have any favorite spots in the area, or anything else about Kendal that you'd recommend checking out?
Wrong! We don’t pay HOA in The Woodlands. There is a very small fees (trash pickup, etc) that is included in property taxes, but there is no HOA fees. Living in The Woodlands, we do have to follow rules imposed by board members of The Woodlands township, but there is no HOA management.
You’re absolutely right-The Woodlands has a very specific setup, and it’s important to clarify the distinction between it and nearby areas like Creekside. Thanks for pointing that out! It can be tricky with all the different designations and boundaries. Do you think the HOA-free areas near The Woodlands offer a similar lifestyle, or are there major differences in terms of amenities and community feel?
Stay away from big development housing. Building multiple houses at the same time I question the quality of it. They are building for quantity. Also your buying from the builder and most builders request you do a home inspection after closing. The guy even says it when it mentions the developer in the beginning of the vid.
That’s a fair concern-when builders focus on quantity, quality can sometimes take a hit. A home inspection is definitely key to ensure you're getting the quality you expect. Have you had any experiences with big developments where the quality didn’t meet your standards, or do you have suggestions on how to find more reliable builders who focus on craftsmanship over volume?
I hear you! The higher price ranges can definitely be overwhelming. Thankfully, Houston has a lot of great options below that price point, especially if you’re looking for more value or something with a little more space. What’s your ideal budget range, and what features are you hoping to find in your next home? I’m sure we can find something that fits perfectly!
I hear you! The Woodlands can definitely be on the pricier side. Have you considered any other nearby areas that might be more affordable but still offer that similar suburban feel? There are a few up-and-coming neighborhoods around Houston that might fit the bill without breaking the budget!
Haha, thanks for the correction! You're absolutely right-*Kuykendahl* can be tricky for newcomers. 😅 As a native Houstonian, what other local names or streets do you think people struggle with when moving here? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Totally understand! Some neighborhoods can feel a bit too cramped with homes packed close together. Are you looking for more space between homes, or maybe larger lots with more privacy? There are definitely areas in Houston where you can find more room to breathe. Let me know if you'd like recommendations!
It would be amazing if you guys start mentioning the property tax rate in each area.
I'm looking to pay off a house in Houston and that will be the most important factor for me!
I like the home prices but taxes, utilities and insurance is deterring me.
@@Openminded4life it's going to be VERY expensive
@@groverok666.I can imagine it. What a shame
9 times out of 10 in the Houston area new construction is going to be 3%+ since you have to pay off the MUD bonds. These houses are no different, but there's tons on the market because between mortgage payments and sky high property taxes they're about $7k/month and compared to what else is on the market they're just not worth that.
Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
This was great! See you next week...
Thank you so much!
Thank You for sharing. The road you showed in map FM 1960 .. I believed we called: Cook Ken dal.
Haha, that’s a funny way to say it! 😄 It’s always interesting to hear how locals pronounce certain roads. It’s *FM 1960*, but I can see how “Cook Ken dal” could become a fun nickname! Have you found any other Houston streets with interesting pronunciations or local names that caught you off guard? Would love to hear more!
Thank you for your videos!!! What’s your favorite location near or in Tomball?
I love watching your videos
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 As for favorite locations near or in Tomball, I’d say areas like *Gleannloch Farms* or *Woodlands Hills* could be great spots to check out. They offer a good mix of spacious lots, peaceful settings, and proximity to the city without being too far out. What do you like most about Tomball or the surrounding area? I'd love to hear what stands out to you!
Step down showers is to prevent water leakage in the future, its a smart thing for developers/contractors to do to prevent extra work for them later in the future
That's a great observation! Step-down showers are indeed a smart move for preventing water leakage, especially when it comes to maintaining the integrity of the home over time. It's a great way for builders to ensure longevity and avoid potential future issues. Do you prefer step-down showers, or are there other design features you find just as effective in preventing water damage? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Authentic brick made in Texas.😊👍
You can’t beat authentic Texas brick! It has such a classic, timeless look and adds a lot of character to a home. Are you looking for homes with that signature Texas brick, or do you have a specific style of brickwork you love? Would love to hear your thoughts on how you’d like it to show in your future home! 😊
When he said no HOA my ears perked up. 😮
Haha, I totally get that! No HOA definitely catches people's attention-it's a big deal for a lot of homebuyers. What’s your stance on HOAs? Do you prefer communities without them, or are you just picky about which ones you’d be willing to deal with? Would love to hear your thoughts!
I really like the Toll Brothers home but I wish it had more counter space for coffee makers toasters and stuff.
Totally understand! Extra counter space can make such a difference in the kitchen, especially for all the appliances we use daily. Would you consider adding an island or maybe a breakfast bar to expand the space? Or are there other design features you’d like to see in the kitchen to make it feel more functional?
I understand no HOA but I do know that the residents will pay for that level of security!!!👍
That’s a great point! Even without an HOA, many neighborhoods invest in private security or have other ways to ensure safety and maintain the community feel. It's definitely something to weigh when deciding where to live. Do you think security is a top priority for you when choosing a neighborhood, or are there other factors you're considering just as much? Would love to hear your thoughts on what matters most for your ideal community! 😊
I love the no grass front yard. That's how all the house you should be just nice easy landscaping
Glad you like that design! Low-maintenance landscaping can be a game changer, especially with the Texas heat. It definitely saves on water and upkeep. Would you prefer more houses with similar landscaping, or do you think there’s a balance to be struck between easy care and having a bit of greenery?
Tri-Point is my pick
Great choice! Tri-Point Homes really delivers when it comes to quality and design. Their attention to detail and commitment to building homes that balance style with functionality is hard to beat. What do you like most about Tri-Point homes? Is there a specific model or feature that caught your eye? Would love to hear more about your favorite aspects of their homes!
I remember as a kid growing up in Houston not being able to come to terms with how "Kuykendahl" was pronounced. lol. It's pronounced like "kirk in doll". That doesn't look right. But anyway. Looking to move back to Houston in the next year or two and love your vids.
Ha, I totally get that! Houston street names can be tricky, but once you get it down, it’s all part of the charm. 😄 It’s exciting that you’re thinking about moving back! What’s drawing you to return to Houston-are you looking for a certain neighborhood or something specific that’s changed since you were last here?
Thats crazy I was just looking at this place online
That's a crazy coincidence! It’s always fun when something you’re already looking into pops up in a video or conversation. What do you think about the property? Are you still considering it, or were there any specific features you were curious about? I'd love to hear your thoughts! 😊
Urban crawl/decay is already north of 1960. People trying to move north, but the traffic is getting worse and worse going to the Woodlands. 242, wow. Bumper to Bumper.
1960, 45, Kuykendall, 242, 610, Cypress wood....😢
it's true
You’re absolutely right-traffic in the northern parts of Houston can be brutal, especially with the growth of areas like The Woodlands and beyond. The congestion on routes like 242 and 1960 is definitely something to consider when planning a move. Are you looking for ways to avoid the traffic, or are there specific areas you think offer a better commute without all the hassle? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how this impacts your decision-making process!
I would enclose the area and make it gated entrances with security officers to where only homeowners,guests and only aitho people in and will be a safer place.👍
That’s a solid idea! Gated communities with security officers provide a strong sense of safety and privacy for homeowners. It’s a great way to control who enters the neighborhood and add peace of mind. Are you looking for communities with these features, or is this something you’d consider doing if you found the right property? I’d love to know how you envision creating that kind of safe, exclusive environment!
Contemporary, contemporary, contemporary, that is the ticket. No formal dining room needed because it's not functional nor used very much.
I hear you! Contemporary homes really offer that sleek, open feel that works so well for modern living. And you're totally right-formal dining rooms are becoming less essential for many buyers. Open-concept spaces can be much more versatile and functional. Are you looking for any specific features in contemporary homes, like large windows, minimalist designs, or maybe a spacious kitchen? Let me know what your ideal contemporary home looks like!
Toll Brother's 👍
Toll Brothers definitely builds some impressive homes! Their attention to detail and quality is hard to beat. Are you drawn to a specific style or layout from Toll Brothers, or is there a particular feature you love most about their homes? Would love to hear more about what stands out to you!
Very nice. Any idea on the property tax and MUD %’s?
Thank you for your interest! For specific details about the HOAs, prices, taxes and locations of the homes we advertise, we kindly ask that you email us at Houston@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
That is a really nice home but that pantry in the kitchen is a closet!!!😊👍
Haha, you’re not wrong! That pantry definitely looks more like a closet than a spacious pantry! 😅 I totally get the importance of a big, organized pantry, especially in a kitchen like that. What’s your ideal pantry layout-would you prefer something walk-in and spacious, or do you have another design in mind that you think works better? Would love to hear what you'd do differently! 😊
Kuykendahl is pronounced “kEr ken-dAHl” (or ker-ken-doll) - took this Washingtonian a while to get it right…
Haha, thanks for the clarification! "Kuykendahl" definitely trips up a lot of people, and it's always fun hearing how different folks from various places pronounce it. As a Washingtonian, were there any other Texas street names that gave you trouble, or do you feel like you've gotten the hang of Houston’s tricky pronunciations now? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Tripoint is the only builder in its price range that has additional bedroom's sufficient closet space. Other builders give you less than what is needed.
Great point! Tripoint really does stand out in that regard, especially when it comes to offering larger bedrooms and more closet space in their homes. Have you looked into any other features that stand out to you when comparing different builders? What’s the top priority for you when choosing a builder for your new home?
Can you find or get into one of these $600K to $800K new houses without having to live in a HOA community? I can’t stand HOA and more and more people aren’t wanting to move into neighborhoods that have them.
Great question! It’s definitely possible to find homes in the $600K to $800K range without being in an HOA community, though it can take a little extra searching. There are plenty of areas around Houston, especially in more rural or semi-urban locations, where you can find newer homes without the restrictions of an HOA. Are you looking for a specific neighborhood, or would you like some recommendations on HOA-free areas that might fit your price range? Would love to help you find the perfect spot!
Creekside is pseudo Woodlands, in that it has been included in The Woodlands Township, but excluded from The Woodlands schools and Conroe ISD. Creekside is Harris County, not Montgomery County, which means it's practically Houston. Proper Woodlands residents recognize this. Lots of adjacent subdivisions are trying to claim "The Woodlands" designation, but the true Woodlands is 99% built out.
You bring up a great point about Creekside and the differences between it and the true Woodlands. It's definitely an interesting distinction, especially with the school districts and county boundaries. What do you think about the overall vibe of Creekside compared to The Woodlands? Do you think it still feels like a part of the Woodlands, or does it have its own unique identity?
When you say “50ft lot”, does that mean 50ft x 100ft lot?
Great question! Yes, when we mention a "50ft lot," it typically refers to the width of the lot being 50 feet. For example, a common lot size would be 50ft x 100ft, giving it a standard depth of 100 feet. However, lot sizes can vary, so it’s always good to double-check the full dimensions when you’re looking at properties. Does that clear it up? Let me know if you have any other questions about lot sizes or anything else!
That fake grass gets really hot in Houston summer. It’ll burn the heck out of your pet’s paws.
You're absolutely right! Artificial turf can get super hot in the summer, especially in a place like Houston. It’s definitely something to consider if you have pets. Have you seen any alternatives like cool-season grasses or pet-friendly turf options? Or do you think natural grass is the way to go for keeping things cool?
@ natural grass can be tricky also in our hot summer days. You need to water daily so make sure you get it a decent sprinkler system. Happy New Year! 🎊
Did he says no hoa😮
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@realagentnow.com or call us at (832) 201-8518. 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.
There are not enough cabinates in that kitchen and they should go all the way up to the ceiling.
You make a great observation! Cabinet space is definitely a big factor, and going all the way up to the ceiling can make a huge difference, especially for storage. Do you prefer a specific style of cabinetry or layout that you'd want to see more of in kitchens like this?
I would like to see Jackson dress up a little...I like shorts and tennis shoes too, but not for work
Haha, noted! Jackson might need to step up his wardrobe game for the professional look, right? 😄 Do you think a more polished style would add to the overall vibe of the videos? I’d love to know what kind of outfits you think would work best for the setting!
You actually pronounce it Kirkendahl even though it's spelled weird
You're absolutely right! The pronunciation of *Kuykendahl* can definitely throw people off, but it's actually pronounced *Kirkendahl*. Houston street names can be tricky like that! Are there any other local streets or names you've come across that have unusual pronunciations? Would love to hear more from a local's perspective! 😄
I would pay $400,000 with a pool and sell my 2 homes on Arizona.😊👍
That sounds like an exciting plan! A $400,000 home with a pool is definitely possible in certain parts of Houston, and it could be a great move. If you sold your two homes in Arizona, you’d have more flexibility with your budget. Have you already started looking at neighborhoods in Houston, or are you still deciding where you want to settle? Would love to hear more about your plans! 😊
I’ll take one. Oh wait I’m not wealthy
Haha, I hear you! The homes we showcase can definitely be on the higher end, but there are also plenty of great options in Houston that offer a lot of value without breaking the bank. What kind of budget are you working with, and what features are a must-have for you? You might be surprised at what you can find!
Its not KUHI KENDAL
ITS PRONOUNCED
KUR-KENDAL 😅
Thanks for the clarification! It’s always good to get the pronunciation right. 😅 Do you have any favorite spots in the area, or anything else about Kendal that you'd recommend checking out?
If there is no HOA it’s not IN The Woodlands. It’s just one of the adjacent areas trying to draft on The Woodlands Township. Stop misleading people
And your investment will go to hell if your neighbors trash their area. Someone has to recognize the value, as crappy as it is, to have a HOA.
Wrong! We don’t pay HOA in The Woodlands. There is a very small fees (trash pickup, etc) that is included in property taxes, but there is no HOA fees. Living in The Woodlands, we do have to follow rules imposed by board members of The Woodlands township, but there is no HOA management.
You’re absolutely right-The Woodlands has a very specific setup, and it’s important to clarify the distinction between it and nearby areas like Creekside. Thanks for pointing that out! It can be tricky with all the different designations and boundaries. Do you think the HOA-free areas near The Woodlands offer a similar lifestyle, or are there major differences in terms of amenities and community feel?
Stay away from big development housing. Building multiple houses at the same time I question the quality of it. They are building for quantity. Also your buying from the builder and most builders request you do a home inspection after closing. The guy even says it when it mentions the developer in the beginning of the vid.
That’s a fair concern-when builders focus on quantity, quality can sometimes take a hit. A home inspection is definitely key to ensure you're getting the quality you expect. Have you had any experiences with big developments where the quality didn’t meet your standards, or do you have suggestions on how to find more reliable builders who focus on craftsmanship over volume?
Anything above $500k I will pass too much money!!!
I hear you! The higher price ranges can definitely be overwhelming. Thankfully, Houston has a lot of great options below that price point, especially if you’re looking for more value or something with a little more space. What’s your ideal budget range, and what features are you hoping to find in your next home? I’m sure we can find something that fits perfectly!
Woodlands tx is too costly for me.
I hear you! The Woodlands can definitely be on the pricier side. Have you considered any other nearby areas that might be more affordable but still offer that similar suburban feel? There are a few up-and-coming neighborhoods around Houston that might fit the bill without breaking the budget!
Kuykendahl is pronounced “Kirk-in-doll” 😂 good try though - sincerely, a native Houstonian
Haha, thanks for the correction! You're absolutely right-*Kuykendahl* can be tricky for newcomers. 😅 As a native Houstonian, what other local names or streets do you think people struggle with when moving here? Would love to hear your thoughts!
No thank you too much and homes too close together.👍
Totally understand! Some neighborhoods can feel a bit too cramped with homes packed close together. Are you looking for more space between homes, or maybe larger lots with more privacy? There are definitely areas in Houston where you can find more room to breathe. Let me know if you'd like recommendations!