A google search said this area has a moderate risk of flooding. It also brought me to a Reddit article where people were talking about how all these new homes have already flooded!
nahhh dont believe everrything most of these homes built after harvey. anywhere can flood. that was a once in a 100 year storm and a lot of mistakes made by govt. not impossible by any means but i think you would be ok
Smart girl. Keep researching. Texas is no joke. Hot and humid summers, golf ball size hail, tornadoes. Ever wonder why there's no people lounging the parks? Fire ants. Be careful...
Yes. People moving to Houston really need to research this thoroughly. Don’t go with the 100 or 500 yr flood plain…or PAIN talk as I call it. That is not to believed anymore with climate change affecting the world we live in. Ask the current locals living there about recent hard rain to see how it was. Also you can ask people around the shopping areas about it being flood prone. In general Houston is prone to high water …just that some neighborhoods deal with it better.
Greetings from Tavola! Pleasantly surprised to click on a video and see my neighborhood being featured. Been here since 2016 with no issues. Amazed at how much its grown since then. It’s quiet and the amenities are nice.
@@JayDotObThat was definitely a factor when we moved here, but our kids have always attended private school so it didn’t really affect us. Plus, I couldn’t pass up a 4 bdrm Perry for under 300k at the time. I think the school ratings are gradually getting better as the neighborhood continues to expand and develop. When I moved here, most of the kids from the surrounding areas had been rezoned to the elementary school because the neighborhood was very new.
From Atlanta and have been in HTX for 2 years. All this worry about flooding is crazy. Is floods in Atlanta, Atlanta has tornado's, thunder storms, ice storms, traffic worse than Houston, crime, I could go on and people still move there everyday. Live where YOU want to live! Every place you live has elements that you have to deal with. Personally, I would not want to live somewhere with a long winter, snow, brash personalities, etc. but there are people who don't mind blizzards every year and good for them. If you are that concerned about flooding just have a SOLID plan in place, just as you should for any natural disater.
I feel you but you wasn’t here for Harvey so that’s where the concern because Houston sits below sea level so far we have been fine no hurricanes or flood, and I do prefer living here than Atlanta by all means simply because of how big Houston is, and the diversity
@@lyricssong7151 My point exactly, you live where you want to live. Harvey was a once in a life time event. Floods happen. I was surprised to hear that Philly floods too. Back home people basements would flood from time to time but it just comes with being a homeowner. Personally, I wouldn’t stop that from me moving here if that was the biggest factor.
@@chucktalor716 There are many natural disaster that one could consider devastaing which is why I suggested having a plan in place for if/when it happens. If a person can't stand that the thought of dealing with the aftermath of said natural disaster its probably not the best idea for them to move there.
The huge selling point on these Lennar homes is the interest rate! Their 4.25% promotional rate along with the home prices in the 200s made this possible for me. Those few interest points allowed me to enter a higher price range and get the house I wanted. I'm closing in the next few weeks and super excited!
@@noy6184 They were the only ones I came across. They are also offering money towards closing costs, which is how they were able to buy down the interest rate for me. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want, or have your realtor do it for you like I did lol! This house came with all appliances including refrigerator, and I asked them for a sprinkler system and they gave it to me.
All I know is that I'm never selling my 2.8% interest rate home, lol! Bought it for $155K and Zillow says its $245K now. Not gunna lie, dems always seem to mess up the housing market is the only downside.
Ive worked for a builder before ( home sales)and first thing ill let you know is that a model home already has alot of upgrades to it. For example they were saying this home is 400k as a base with no upgrades but once you add the upgrades ,like custom backsplash,fans, custom tile, wood floor on stairs, metal rods on stairs, etz. In total you looking from 20-100k on top of the 400k . On the front of the house it has , stone which is an upgrade, the water view which is a retention pond is an upgrade. Things add up quick Lol.
The home like that would go for 400,000 in certain areas ofTexas but not that model you could tell it was fully staged with the nicest lighting and backsplashes like with cars they give you the low end amount but they show you the luxury trim
$520k will get you a fixxer upper here in California. We’d be lucky to find a new home with a huge backyard like that for under 1 mil. Those backyards are huge !
GREAT VIDEOS. Prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways
@HoklampdOndamnc Given that we are not accustomed to such uncertain markets, the fact that the US stock market has been on its longest bull run ever makes the widespread anxiety and excitement comprehensible. There are opportunities if you know where to go, as you noted that it wasn't difficult for me to earn more than $780k in the previous 10 months. Since I was aware that I would need a reliable and strong plan to get through these tough times, I engaged a portfolio advisor.
@@Blitcliffe My portfolio has been in the gutter for the entire year, so I started researching new ways to profit in the market, but everything I tried just seemed to miss the mark. Please let us know the name of your financial advisor.
@@bill-_ My advisor “MARIAM SANDRA MILNER” is highly qualified and experienced in the financial market.She has extensive knowledge of portfolio diversity and is considered an expert in the field.
@@Blitcliffe I just Googled her name and her website came up right away. It looks interesting so far. I'm going to book a call with her and let you know how it goes. Thanks
I'm from Iraq. this is the first time that I see your channel, I liked the spirit of the joke that you have. Believe me, these beautiful houses are cheaper than those in Iraq.
I wished you guys finished showing the bedrooms of the $220 besides the kitchen. In any event, I am interested in a 1 story house for 55+ community. It's just me and two dogs. Thanks!
Wait until you have to pay the property taxes that skyrocket each year. I’m moving out. You get zero back from those taxes. Police force a joke homelessness is rampant.
I recently visited many small towns near Houston Tx in August including New Caney. 108 degrees. I could feel the burn on my skin immediately as I stepped outside. My biggest concern is not the heat, however. It is flooding.
so what do you want like neighbors mile away from each other. This is pretty standard in USA. They look close but u cant hear anything and dont really matter its very quiet
Thinking about renting my home in California and moving to TX. Always loved the NextGen homes with the in-law suite, could use it for when the parents come visit or make it into a guest HOME...but most likely my 17 year old would take it for himself. Thank you for the video.
I heard a few months ago average price in Houston area is about $450K. Is that considered affordable housing? I feel like not for most people, but apparently a lot of people consider that affordable. Pre pandemic average here was around $250k.
@@pocahontas4583 It is not affordable for Native Texans, only affordable for those who relocate to Tex from expensive states. Texas is unaffordable now.
Making accurate predictions for the housing market is quite a task due to the uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's ability to effectively reduce inflation and borrowing costs. This delicate balance must be maintained to prevent a substantial decrease in demand from buyers, affecting everything from houses to automobiles.
I suggest you seek professional help. The best way to build a well-structured portfolio is to work with an expert who understands the unpredictable yet rewarding nature of the market.
@@MAISONDUSOFTWARE It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
@@MAISONDUSOFTWARE It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
…then you get a hefty property tax bill….a friend of mine bought a home just north of Dan Antonio a few years ago for 210k…his property taxes were more than the house I owned at the time in Virginia (near Wash DC) that I bought a couple of years prior for $400K (that house is now valued at $650K-but I sold it about 4 years ago for $475K)
There is no state income tax and property taxes have been reduced. So think of that going towards property tax and if ur dual income then its more savings
The new 99 Tollway is always congested. Lennar makes a good home that goes up very quickly. The electric bill is ordinary at 700 to 900 easy each month. GG Texan.
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Houston has the best restaurants!! It is more reasonable in Houston as far as houses, apartments, and better jobs even for people who are entry level. There is a lot of crime and Houston is huge. It is growing leaps and bounds and it is very humid there worse than Austin.
I wish I could afford a 200,000 home. Unfortunately, as a retired teacher that’s way out of my price range. The prices for homes have increased dramatically over the last 10 years.
Look up east end river project. Clinton and Hardy ….HUGE development. I mean HUGE. Fifth ward. Lots of new townhouses for sale. Location. One exit from downtown… huge yards are going to be costly with water going up so glad I have a townhome….no lawnmower ever again….
Looking at Katy but my budget is 200k and coming from nyc and being the only provider for my family. I’m king of scared of this big change. Scared things won’t work out for us there. 🤷🏽♂️
@@meauxmodern9529 taxes in NY are way too high. You are paying $2800- 3000 for 800sq apartment in Brooklyn, which is not the best or closest neighborhood to the city. The prices and costs of living are ridiculous. Laudry machine $3 per load. This is what drove me away
Speechless 😶 here. SoCali can’t even compare - 800K for nothing like this. Could you find and show more of these houses with “next gen living with the in-law suite”?
Isn’t California one of the most expensive states to live in though? People are always amazed at how “cheap” Texas is. But are these prices really that unordinary compared to the rest of the country like other southern states, the Midwest, etc? Being from the Midwest (Chicago) at this point Texas is more expensive than the Midwest from what I’m seeing.
I live in Houston and there is absolutely nothing to do in that area. Horrible schools and commute to Houston is 90 minutes one way. Garbage area near industrial plants.
I live in this neighborhood. Honestly its almost perfect. Close ti the freeway. Gets you almost anywhere in Houston and the neighborhood is fantastic. Nature wise its just amazing. The downside is the property tax. Its def high and parts of it did flood so do your research
The only thing about living way the heck out there unless you work out there the traffic in Houston is horrendous. If you think that you're going to drive from all the way out there into downtown every day that gonna get old very quick. Also look at your HOA fees because most of these communities you're adding a few hundred a month on top of your mortgage in HOA fees and that normally increases every year.
Great stuff! where is that $220K home located? What is the property tax? I’m looking for a safe, quiet retirement home sometime later this year early 2024.
I have noticed that all the homes have NO mailboxes. But there is a designated mailbox for every home, just like an apartment complex. Is this the norm in Texas? Are these homes in flood zones? When the last time this area was flooded?
Can't really tell you about the mailboxes, but I work remote for a company in Kingwood (just south of New Caney) and all the people who do go in person HAS to leave early during any storm because the area floods so quickly. Otherwise, they risk being stuck at work. Hope that helps! So even if this area is safe from floods, the inner city will be inaccessible during flood times as you would need to drive through Kingwood to get to the inner city. Side note: I hate how he puts in the title the Woodlands is so close, but just so happens to forget to mention that you have to use tolls to get to the Woodlands, which adds up costs quick. I'm sure these homes are legit low, but Texas metropolis will take your money in other ways whether you like it or not. There was a time that Texas major cities were great. Those times are pretty much over.
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My wife and I will be retiring before the end of this year. We are looking into getting a single family, 1 storey house in the 250k price range. We would like to stay west and north of Houston. Can you recommend a housing development? We are actually flying to Houston next Saturday, July 1.
Fowntown Houston 25 minutes away? Now that's a laugh May be at 2am. Sone of these planned communities out there it can take 25 minutes just to get out to a main highway from your house during rush hour.
I am so sick of Uber. 12 hours $ 141.00 dollars. Mines $ 35.00 for gasoline. Not factoring in all other expenses, like service monthly etc. Riders are not tipping. I've also had many trips paying $ 2.60 took me 25 minutes to pickup and dropoff. Absolutely a joke. It's an insult. It's slavery and abuse. I very much agree with the rideshare professor. Fighting for a chance for all of us drivers. I'm looking quitting driving. Just looking for a real job. I've been driving fulltime for 8 years for Uber and they don't appreciate all of the hard work. I'm sick to the stomach. Also when I hear the CEO Dara, saying that they're all about HEART ? WOW. 😡
I'm s sorry to hear, there are jobs out here in Houston that pays you more than Uber, without adding those hefty mileage on your car. Even Target will pay up to $15/hr or more
Even though its an amazing city with modern areas of sky scraper clusters all over and lush green but very flat. But, NO WAY!!! Humidity and extreme heat, the fast drivers, traffic, heavy rains with extreme loud thunder, mosquitos, snakes, alligators, fire ants. 2 weeks was enough for a business visit
I've been here for a year have not experienced lot of the things u said. Crazy drivers yes, rains anytime yes but its a great place. No wonder lot of people are moving here. I thhought the same when I was living in cali but when I moved and started living i realized houston is a hidden gem. I work from home so traffic does not affect me
I like your videos but if you add the distance for mosque and churches that people get more information about the area it will be helpful it will the most important for families
lol its not for everyone for sure. And new homes are energy efficient bills are re around 90-120 a month for 2700 sq ft. And 3 months of extreme heat during the day but evenings are awesome. I moved from cali and not sure what people brag about it gets hot out there as well . I like houston a lot :)
What would you recommend for future retirees? Currently 55 now but looking to sell here in California and maybe moving to Houston area. Single story 3-4 Bdr.
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A google search said this area has a moderate risk of flooding. It also brought me to a Reddit article where people were talking about how all these new homes have already flooded!
nahhh dont believe everrything most of these homes built after harvey. anywhere can flood. that was a once in a 100 year storm and a lot of mistakes made by govt. not impossible by any means but i think you would be ok
Smart girl. Keep researching. Texas is no joke. Hot and humid summers, golf ball size hail, tornadoes. Ever wonder why there's no people lounging the parks? Fire ants. Be careful...
Yes. People moving to Houston really need to research this thoroughly. Don’t go with the 100 or 500 yr flood plain…or PAIN talk as I call it. That is not to believed anymore with climate change affecting the world we live in. Ask the current locals living there about recent hard rain to see how it was. Also you can ask people around the shopping areas about it being flood prone. In general Houston is prone to high water …just that some neighborhoods deal with it better.
@@johncarlson6472 No the only important things are flood prone areas along with crime. The other stuff you will experience anyway.
@@houstontexasliving33that's more than once in a 100 years Hurricane Allison in 2001 a lot of house's flooded 🤔
Greetings from Tavola! Pleasantly surprised to click on a video and see my neighborhood being featured. Been here since 2016 with no issues. Amazed at how much its grown since then. It’s quiet and the amenities are nice.
Looks like a nice area I was excited until I saw the school ratings 🥶
@@JayDotObThat was definitely a factor when we moved here, but our kids have always attended private school so it didn’t really affect us. Plus, I couldn’t pass up a 4 bdrm Perry for under 300k at the time. I think the school ratings are gradually getting better as the neighborhood continues to expand and develop. When I moved here, most of the kids from the surrounding areas had been rezoned to the elementary school because the neighborhood was very new.
You get what you pay for, buyer beware 🤔
From Atlanta and have been in HTX for 2 years. All this worry about flooding is crazy. Is floods in Atlanta, Atlanta has tornado's, thunder storms, ice storms, traffic worse than Houston, crime, I could go on and people still move there everyday. Live where YOU want to live! Every place you live has elements that you have to deal with. Personally, I would not want to live somewhere with a long winter, snow, brash personalities, etc. but there are people who don't mind blizzards every year and good for them. If you are that concerned about flooding just have a SOLID plan in place, just as you should for any natural disater.
I feel you but you wasn’t here for Harvey so that’s where the concern because Houston sits below sea level so far we have been fine no hurricanes or flood, and I do prefer living here than Atlanta by all means simply because of how big Houston is, and the diversity
@@lyricssong7151 My point exactly, you live where you want to live. Harvey was a once in a life time event. Floods happen. I was surprised to hear that Philly floods too. Back home people basements would flood from time to time but it just comes with being a homeowner. Personally, I wouldn’t stop that from me moving here if that was the biggest factor.
Because you don't lose your house in a blizzard a flood devastates your life
@@chucktalor716 There are many natural disaster that one could consider devastaing which is why I suggested having a plan in place for if/when it happens. If a person can't stand that the thought of dealing with the aftermath of said natural disaster its probably not the best idea for them to move there.
The place being described is Chicago…..😂
The huge selling point on these Lennar homes is the interest rate! Their 4.25% promotional rate along with the home prices in the 200s made this possible for me. Those few interest points allowed me to enter a higher price range and get the house I wanted. I'm closing in the next few weeks and super excited!
Happy for you. Wish I can do the same. Surprised to know 200's are still possible to be had in TX.
Do you know if Lennar is the only one that offer 4.25%? other than i only see other builder offer like 10K toward closing
@@noy6184 They were the only ones I came across. They are also offering money towards closing costs, which is how they were able to buy down the interest rate for me. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want, or have your realtor do it for you like I did lol! This house came with all appliances including refrigerator, and I asked them for a sprinkler system and they gave it to me.
All I know is that I'm never selling my 2.8% interest rate home, lol! Bought it for $155K and Zillow says its $245K now. Not gunna lie, dems always seem to mess up the housing market is the only downside.
Lennar is the armpit of home builders
Absolutely not bad at all for a brand new home for $220K! Can't find a darn thing like that in Vegas!
Ive worked for a builder before ( home sales)and first thing ill let you know is that a model home already has alot of upgrades to it. For example they were saying this home is 400k as a base with no upgrades but once you add the upgrades ,like custom backsplash,fans, custom tile, wood floor on stairs, metal rods on stairs, etz. In total you looking from 20-100k on top of the 400k . On the front of the house it has , stone which is an upgrade, the water view which is a retention pond is an upgrade. Things add up quick Lol.
I agree, there is no way that house would go for 400k. 400k is only for a lot in NY lol
The home like that would go for 400,000 in certain areas ofTexas but not that model you could tell it was fully staged with the nicest lighting and backsplashes like with cars they give you the low end amount but they show you the luxury trim
$520k will get you a fixxer upper here in California. We’d be lucky to find a new home with a huge backyard like that for under 1 mil. Those backyards are huge !
Done forget propery taxes of almost 3.5% expensive flood and home insurance and double car insurance ! Still cheaper then cali😂
Seattle Too. Its really sad
Please don't
We get a crappy house with no back yard and no parking for 1mil in nyc and you hear crackhead and gunshots all wknd lol
Northern California has cheaper new construction homes around 500-600k
GREAT VIDEOS. Prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways
@HoklampdOndamnc Given that we are not accustomed to such uncertain markets, the fact that the US stock market has been on its longest bull run ever makes the widespread anxiety and excitement comprehensible. There are opportunities if you know where to go, as you noted that it wasn't difficult for me to earn more than $780k in the previous 10 months. Since I was aware that I would need a reliable and strong plan to get through these tough times, I engaged a portfolio advisor.
@@Blitcliffe My portfolio has been in the gutter for the entire year, so I started researching new ways to profit in the market, but everything I tried just seemed to miss the mark. Please let us know the name of your financial advisor.
@@bill-_ My advisor “MARIAM SANDRA MILNER” is highly qualified and experienced in the financial market.She has extensive knowledge of portfolio diversity and is considered an expert in the field.
@@Blitcliffe I just Googled her name and her website came up right away. It looks interesting so far. I'm going to book a call with her and let you know how it goes. Thanks
Huge property tax
I'm from Iraq. this is the first time that I see your channel, I liked the spirit of the joke that you have. Believe me, these beautiful houses are cheaper than those in Iraq.
Love the videos, great information. Moving to the Houston area from Montana the beginning of next year
I wished you guys finished showing the bedrooms of the $220 besides the kitchen. In any event, I am interested in a 1 story house for 55+ community. It's just me and two dogs. Thanks!
you guys are soooo blessed out there. Here in Canada,...you cant buy a dog house for 200,000!
In most parts of America you can't either!
😂... Wise up and leave Canada
If you are a liberal I will sell you a doghouse for 600,000
Wait until you have to pay the property taxes that skyrocket each year. I’m moving out. You get zero back from those taxes. Police force a joke homelessness is rampant.
I recently visited many small towns near Houston Tx in August including New Caney. 108 degrees. I could feel the burn on my skin immediately as I stepped outside.
My biggest concern is not the heat, however. It is flooding.
same here. I am trying to move to Texas the question is where? I down want to experience flooding.
@@Monika-tv8npyou are down to experience flooding?
Most of the these new areas will not flood due to the lakes they are building around these communities. They are built for those situations
@@lyricssong7151 😂🤣
That place floods big time...same level as New Orleans...its a swamp land.
This home is beautiful, I love the winding straight cases and the decorators did awesome, I love earth tones.
Great video. Especially showing the community. A lot of this yt videos show these cheaper homes but don’t explain what the community is like.
😮wow. The neighbors are so close.
so what do you want like neighbors mile away from each other. This is pretty standard in USA. They look close but u cant hear anything and dont really matter its very quiet
I love the next Gen Suite home idea.
Thinking about renting my home in California and moving to TX. Always loved the NextGen homes with the in-law suite, could use it for when the parents come visit or make it into a guest HOME...but most likely my 17 year old would take it for himself. Thank you for the video.
I wouldn’t say it’s next to The Woodlands. Tavola is kinda over there being in New Caney. I live in The Woodlands.
Homes seem affordable in Texas but the property taxes are ridiculously high. Usually 3%-3.5%.
Better than New Jersey's 6% property tax 💀
Homes aren't affordable either.
Come to Seattle then you'll see what expensive really is
I heard a few months ago average price in Houston area is about $450K. Is that considered affordable housing? I feel like not for most people, but apparently a lot of people consider that affordable. Pre pandemic average here was around $250k.
@@pocahontas4583 It is not affordable for Native Texans, only affordable for those who relocate to Tex from expensive states. Texas is unaffordable now.
I like the 220K one.
The house is affordable because your utility bill during the summer and winter will be unbelievable.
I sub right away! Awesome work!
What can you say about Lennar homes? I have been seeing youtube reviews of Lennar and I have seen a lot of negative reviews.
Wow looking at these homes compared to when my brother got his in 2013 makes me depress. Only if I had money at the time!
I just graduated undergrad in 2012. No way could I even afford a house on 0 income. I can now with my master's but it's too late!
I love Tavola. Townsend Reserve and Harrington Trails is nice too.
This all looks nice, but what other expenses look like e.g. heating/cooling, Gas, water/sewage HOA etc?
Nice prices. Make me wana move to texas. I'm going to wait next year i quality for S.S. I be 62. The 200's it all i need. 300's look good too.
Making accurate predictions for the housing market is quite a task due to the uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's ability to effectively reduce inflation and borrowing costs.
This delicate balance must be maintained to prevent a substantial decrease in demand from buyers, affecting everything from houses to automobiles.
I suggest you seek professional help. The best way to build a well-structured portfolio is to work with an expert who understands the unpredictable yet rewarding nature of the market.
@@MAISONDUSOFTWARE It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation.
Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
@@MAISONDUSOFTWARE It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation.
Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
Found your page, great info!! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
…then you get a hefty property tax bill….a friend of mine bought a home just north of Dan Antonio a few years ago for 210k…his property taxes were more than the house I owned at the time in Virginia (near Wash DC) that I bought a couple of years prior for $400K (that house is now valued at $650K-but I sold it about 4 years ago for $475K)
That’s Texas so don’t buy 400k+ homes u will lay almost 20k in property home and flood insursnce
There is no state income tax and property taxes have been reduced. So think of that going towards property tax and if ur dual income then its more savings
I love the $220,000
I love all homes in Texas ❤❤I’m from Cambodia 🇰🇭
The new 99 Tollway is always congested. Lennar makes a good home that goes up very quickly. The electric bill is ordinary at 700 to 900 easy each month. GG Texan.
The splendor of the arrangement, the distinguished studies, the good improvement and modification of all the demands of the dwelling files and the best improvement is the careful maintenance and arrangement and thought, not this improvement and development of the dwelling files and the troubles. And arranging, sitting and thinking, without a unified opinion, should be agreed upon. Good luck, and I thank everyone, and the beginning of a new page. Let’s get to work. Thank you. Totally French oppressed man let's go
Tavola is a hidden gem! Very nice community.
It really is! and really close to everything!
Lovely ❤ El, worth u did a great job keep it 😮
Wow 200.00 wow I live in California houses here 500.00 and up but no tornados weather is very nice all year round very nice houses in texas
Houston has the best restaurants!! It is more reasonable in Houston as far as houses, apartments, and better jobs even for people who are entry level. There is a lot of crime and Houston is huge. It is growing leaps and bounds and it is very humid there worse than Austin.
Tavola home was nice. But I like see fireplaces in formal living room and master suite please.
I wish I could afford a 200,000 home. Unfortunately, as a retired teacher that’s way out of my price range. The prices for homes have increased dramatically over the last 10 years.
Look up east end river project. Clinton and Hardy ….HUGE development. I mean HUGE. Fifth ward. Lots of new townhouses for sale. Location. One exit from downtown… huge yards are going to be costly with water going up so glad I have a townhome….no lawnmower ever again….
Looking at Katy but my budget is 200k and coming from nyc and being the only provider for my family. I’m king of scared of this big change. Scared things won’t work out for us there. 🤷🏽♂️
Include the taxes and choose wisely. It’s the taxes that makes the mortgage extremely high.
@@meauxmodern9529 taxes in NY are way too high. You are paying $2800- 3000 for 800sq apartment in Brooklyn, which is not the best or closest neighborhood to the city. The prices and costs of living are ridiculous. Laudry machine $3 per load. This is what drove me away
A used home maybe 200K
Speechless 😶 here. SoCali can’t even compare - 800K for nothing like this. Could you find and show more of these houses with “next gen living with the in-law suite”?
Isn’t California one of the most expensive states to live in though? People are always amazed at how “cheap” Texas is. But are these prices really that unordinary compared to the rest of the country like other southern states, the Midwest, etc? Being from the Midwest (Chicago) at this point Texas is more expensive than the Midwest from what I’m seeing.
I live in Houston and there is absolutely nothing to do in that area. Horrible schools and commute to Houston is 90 minutes one way. Garbage area near industrial plants.
Damn, 90 minutes? @@htxgladiator
Thats why I got the hell outt cali and bought a brand new home for just under 400k new construction.
Thank you for your great videos! Can you recommend any rural areas or properties where chickens are allowed? Under 500 k preferably! Thank you!
Love your videos! Very helpful to research the area. Interested in League City area!
Glad to hear it! we have plans to head there soon! reach out privately too if you want us to go over the map with you there!
Beautiful home
You need to do a review of Huffman, new homes right next to Lake Houston, mid size home is just under 1700sqft, single story, comes in at mid $200,000
Property taxes are ridiculously high.
@@leticiaurbach1720That’s just Texas.
@@leticiaurbach1720 Yep , But the Houses are ridiculously cheap.
I live in this neighborhood. Honestly its almost perfect. Close ti the freeway. Gets you almost anywhere in Houston and the neighborhood is fantastic. Nature wise its just amazing. The downside is the property tax. Its def high and parts of it did flood so do your research
I want to buy in the east area. Do you know which part flooded?
First question: ARE THEY IN A FLOOD ZONE!! Because it rains a lot in Houston 🌊
Great video. What’s the builder that built the next gen?
Lennar
The only thing about living way the heck out there unless you work out there the traffic in Houston is horrendous. If you think that you're going to drive from all the way out there into downtown every day that gonna get old very quick. Also look at your HOA fees because most of these communities you're adding a few hundred a month on top of your mortgage in HOA fees and that normally increases every year.
Please come to Springfield Missouri and build affordable houses like these.
Great stuff!
where is that $220K home located? What is the property tax? I’m looking for a safe, quiet retirement home sometime later this year early 2024.
this one is up near new caney. reach out to us and we can help you plan it out!!
Likely tax is above 3.0%…possibly 3.5%
3.3%
The house in the thumbnail is actually not $200k, they start mid $500k. TH-camr with their bait.
@@jjwien8593 No, You are wrong. These are the actual prices . I live here.
Dude that's a lot of home compared to other cities!
Bay town smells delicious
Still remember when they were hit by a hurricane and people were moving away by the thousands.
Great video. Always add to it 100k because of upgrades you will find out you need
Starting at $200k is affordable in this day & age, but it won't be the house pictured.
Yup the one pictured is a Westin Home at $500k. Homeowners insurance and property taxes are really high
JoJos got the keys to the castle !!!!
Good video 👌🏾
There's a lot to do nearby, and so many homes being built
The $200k house was an amazing value!
Amazing.
Glad you think so! what did you think of this community?
99 made Tavola possible
great spot off 59 to IAH and not too far from front of Woodlands
Gorgeous city man
Dont expect to leave your house with the heat index!
nice offers here
I like the price of the 🏡 but not big fan of the HOA fees
Amen I hate hoa fee
Nice 👍
In Canada these houses would be easily over $2 Million.
God bless America!!!
It’s really tight in the last house look cluttered to me but as you say it’s better than renting 😊
Joe is speechless on that battery failure lol 🤣
left me hangin homie! hahahaha
I have noticed that all the homes have NO mailboxes. But there is a designated mailbox for every home, just like an apartment complex. Is this the norm in Texas? Are these homes in flood zones? When the last time this area was flooded?
Can't really tell you about the mailboxes, but I work remote for a company in Kingwood (just south of New Caney) and all the people who do go in person HAS to leave early during any storm because the area floods so quickly. Otherwise, they risk being stuck at work. Hope that helps! So even if this area is safe from floods, the inner city will be inaccessible during flood times as you would need to drive through Kingwood to get to the inner city.
Side note: I hate how he puts in the title the Woodlands is so close, but just so happens to forget to mention that you have to use tolls to get to the Woodlands, which adds up costs quick. I'm sure these homes are legit low, but Texas metropolis will take your money in other ways whether you like it or not. There was a time that Texas major cities were great. Those times are pretty much over.
Each block has a big mail box cluster set up like the apartments have.
How much the property Tax?
The orb camera in the middle of the house is crazy
Is a gym part of the amenities?
I believe it did have a gym in there. you like this area? reach out we can do a deep dive about it with you and other areas that may fit you!
Unfortunately, there’s no gym. 😔
May be we can try we love it
JoJo took us on a bizarre adventure, but I had fun.
Please let us know about property taxes, thank you 😊
There's a creek behind the house forget it will flood 🌊
Jesus Christ love you all my brother and sisters and have a special place for your hearts and soul.
John 14:2-6
In My Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you.
I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also.
Jesus Christ see the pain and suffering he see the trauma you been through he see the manipulation your friends and family have put on you but he say.
Matthew 11:28-30
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”
Jesus Christ love you unconditionally 🥺🙏 more then house or materialistic thing on earth.
My wife and I will be retiring before the end of this year. We are looking into getting a single family, 1 storey house in the 250k price range. We would like to stay west and north of Houston. Can you recommend a housing development? We are actually flying to Houston next Saturday, July 1.
just call us asap and we can get everything planned for you!!
@@houstontexasliving33 That 220k house featured at the end of the video would have been perfect for us.
where are u coming from? NJ here.
@@subaruamazon from MD
Fowntown Houston 25 minutes away? Now that's a laugh May be at 2am. Sone of these planned communities out there it can take 25 minutes just to get out to a main highway from your house during rush hour.
Can you tell me what video editing software you recommend?
hi aside from real estate may I ask how u get such clear smooth skin?
The Extreme Heat and Pollution
The $220k one is where the developer is making the most money!!
Hi Jackson & Jojo! What about Meridiana Masterplan Community?🤗
Good stuff man
thanks so much we work really hard to make the best videos, what has been your favorite so far?
The last home, who is the builder?
Lennar I believe, reach out we can go over this with you personally and find exactly what you need!
@@houstontexasliving33 i purchased a house at pine lake cove about a month ago but still love the videos and thank you
Great location.
I am so sick of Uber. 12 hours $ 141.00 dollars. Mines $ 35.00 for gasoline. Not factoring in all other expenses, like service monthly etc. Riders are not tipping. I've also had many trips paying $ 2.60 took me 25 minutes to pickup and dropoff. Absolutely a joke. It's an insult. It's slavery and abuse. I very much agree with the rideshare professor. Fighting for a chance for all of us drivers. I'm looking quitting driving. Just looking for a real job. I've been driving fulltime for 8 years for Uber and they don't appreciate all of the hard work. I'm sick to the stomach. Also when I hear the CEO Dara, saying that they're all about HEART ? WOW. 😡
I'm s sorry to hear, there are jobs out here in Houston that pays you more than Uber, without adding those hefty mileage on your car. Even Target will pay up to $15/hr or more
Over 210,000 for a 1,200 square foot closet! Ridiculous. The world is so ridiculous with these prices. That is not a house, it’s an apartment
What is the hoa?
High and never stops
Even though its an amazing city with modern areas of sky scraper clusters all over and lush green but very flat. But, NO WAY!!! Humidity and extreme heat, the fast drivers, traffic, heavy rains with extreme loud thunder, mosquitos, snakes, alligators, fire ants. 2 weeks was enough for a business visit
I've been here for a year have not experienced lot of the things u said. Crazy drivers yes, rains anytime yes but its a great place. No wonder lot of people are moving here. I thhought the same when I was living in cali but when I moved and started living i realized houston is a hidden gem. I work from home so traffic does not affect me
This place is definitely a flood risk. If you're from Houston you know that's the woodlands in general.
What are the insurance costs?
I like your videos but if you add the distance for mosque and churches that people get more information about the area it will be helpful it will the most important for families
😂...120 degree days, crushing Humidity, outrageous electricity costs, flooding, fist sized hail 😞, ..but it's cheap 🤕
lol its not for everyone for sure. And new homes are energy efficient bills are re around 90-120 a month for 2700 sq ft. And 3 months of extreme heat during the day but evenings are awesome. I moved from cali and not sure what people brag about it gets hot out there as well . I like houston a lot :)
Let us know about flood zones. Out of state moving this summer from Florida (work transfer)
Thanks for the video and if they were 200,000 they def went up after this video lmao
What would you recommend for future retirees? Currently 55 now but looking to sell here in California and maybe moving to Houston area. Single story 3-4 Bdr.