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@@kazoo6186 doesn't mean it has any culture this city is dead no activation of the streets and corners. The planning and zoning director from 3 -4 decades ago did downtown a disservice
@@MultiLuner Understandable but the downtown is underutilized and unfortunately not maximized to its full potential. People need options. That is a ghost town and o sunshine. The tunnel effect is strong there.
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You really need to explore the underground tunnels. Downtown Houston has 7 miles of underground tunnels and people always wonder "where are all the people" when they go to downtown.
Yup, you're absolutely correct. I've been in one of those downtown Houston about 3 years ago. Kinda cool with all the stores and shops and restaurants. I loved it.
after living in LA most of my life and joining the Airforce. My wife and I will probably move to Houston but more of Cinco ranch or league city or Galveston. Even downtown Houston is so clean compared to LA.
Imo Downtown Los Angeles and Houston are comparable in several ways but I must admit Houston has an extra welcoming (if not under appreciated ) edge to it overall. Thanks for the tour!
@@joe3009 Well, Phoenix has lots of trees that aren't native to the desert. That's why irrigation systems were invented so that they can survive in the desert.
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@@GrandGamesReviews oh that’s cool, Houston is a good place to live, i’d recommend moving there if you want to go to the US, houses there are also pretty cheap but I recommend taking action soon because they’re getting expensive
I went to live in Japan. I couldn’t wait to go live my dream and go to Japan. Once I got here, I missed Houston so much, it ached. Can’t wait to come back. I miss my city.
Over 7 miles of underground pedestrian tunnels that connect every building downtown. It looks lifeless above ground but underground you’ll find restaurants and stores.
I live here and this was shot on a Sunday, there is much more foot traffic and vehicles during the week. There is also a big long underground air conditioned tunnel below downtown with lots of shops and resturants so the street level is not as crouded as a lot of big cities.
Since I'm a Houstonian, to answer those that wonder why there are so few people on the streets, there are basically two reasons-one is that it's probably a Saturday or Sunday, and the other is that there is an extensive underground tunnel system that is air conditioned with plenty of shops and restaurants that connect different parts of downtown, so many people are walking down there during the week. I was stupid enough to move to this dirty European big city to live with my wife and the contrast is astounding. Here nothing gets painted, cleaned, grafitti is everywhere and nobody cares. Houston continues to beautify, renovate and make things more liveable, clean and esthetic. Downtown Houston even looks a lot better than it did when we were there last. God Bless Houston and the USA. I can't wait to go back to Houston, stay there and never look back
Saturday and Sunday is when you should see people out the most. This city was poorly zoned and developed from 4 decades ago. It is literally dead no activated streets or corners on the backside of buildings and brick walls where there should be storefronts
I've just come back from Fort Worth, Texas. I had a 3h long walk there around 15-18 o'clock on a working day and saw in total only 6 people walking around, and there is no extensive underground system there. So I guess it's rather because of your crazy car-culture and getting absolutely everywhere by car, and as a consequence - there is nothing interesting down there for a pedestrian. I loved the experience though! And I'm also curious what European city you're talking about, because not at all every European city is dirty (rather there are some dirty exceptions), and my European experience is the opposite of yours.
@@denislinnik Totally agree with you . As a city it is quite clean and nice but without people outside . Parks are mostly empty . Passive city life and almost no social activity
@@kapiljain7010 I born in Malaysia. Malaysia is the best. That I am not happy to be born in Hong Kong and China. And that I wanted to be born in United States Of America
Most beautiful downtown but at the same least populated one. I can tell you the reason, Houston unlike other cities is very huge and the population is extremely distributed. And moreover unlike other downtowns, Houston downtown is more of a business center rather a city center or tourist center or shopping mall & dining center. So you never find a crowd here unlike other cities like Boston, NY etc
I prefer distributed. But i did live downtown and it was fantastic, clean and quiet, especially after living in a one downtown center like Boston for 6 years, as well as others.
Alright this is getting tiresome. Downtown is the business district,and when it's hot people use the tunnel system under the city to avoid the heat. And there are restaurants in the tunnels. Downtown is NOT the entertainment district hence you dont see a shitload of people. There are more people living in the downtown area as they build more accommodations like in other large cities and they're now catching on. Most Texans want space and they dont want to live in downtown,it's the transplants that are behind the sudden growth in the business district. Most people who dont live here dont understand just how big Houston is. At its widest point it's 100 miles across. The city center only makes up a small part of that.
No one walking everyone expelling has into the air and getting zero exercise. As clean as it is, it is clean because no one walks. What kind of life is no walking
Did you notice the date? Its pretty busy during the day during normal times. This wasn't one of them. I lived in New York it's too busy and loud and violent.
No one hangs out in Downtown. There's nothing to do. If they continued following the bayou or visited the Museum District or Galleria, you'd have seen crowds. Both of these areas are close to Downtown. I live in Montrose and there are more murals and crowds of people. It takes me 10 minutes to walk to Downtown.
This was shot in June 2020, during the height of the pandemic, even NYC was like this, also summer time is really hot in houston, downtown has underground AC walkways, shops and restaurants which makes it easier to walk without going outside
hi im from England UK.... looking at Huston its a little empty with not much going on... UK cities are hustling and bustling busy with lots of people around
I like living in this metro area I like how the downtown is planned similar to nyc or Chicago with its architecture and use of modern buildings compared to other southern cities that use the generic southern garby architecture such as mobile or Jackson Houston is one of the few gems in the south
I know america only on films. So, I can not say much. I saw walking tour atalnta video, walking tour boston video, and now this town. Why the streets are almost empty of pedestrians. This is not fun. Where is community interaction. Despite some praising comments, i would think, boredom and loneliness must be rampant in america
Thanks for watching! Please do note that this video was taken during the height of the COVID Pandemic concurrent with George Floyd's nationwide protests. The weather could also be a factor. There's also an extensive underground tunnel system for pedestrian in Downtown Houston.
@NTL There weren't hardly any suburbs around Houston in the 70s' plus there was a oil bust because of Jimmy Carter, the 2nd worst president in history except for Biden. The thugs would come in from the east side and the southeast side and cause all sorts of crap but it ended in a few years. But as far as a major Democrat run city, it's the only one in the country so far that hasn't had major lootings and smash and grabs and burning down everything. The thugs went to the burbs, sent there by Lanier, and White and Brown and Turner, and all their sect 8 property ownings, now it's a free for all out there. Downtown is safe because of only that.
The park is very busy every Sunday and Saturday also there not really anything going on no sporting events or anything the big building to the right of the screen in the first couple minutes of the video is an amazing convention center but nothing is going because of covid
@@noahbattistelli9931 Last fall I was in Miami and there it was a bit similar. There were often hardly any people at the airport bus and MetroRail station. In Europe usually there are more people in that kind of a place.
@Lova Sampson We are truly spoiled in Houston. You never know that until you leave Houston. That or Houston doesn’t have what you’re looking for. Other than that, there is a LOT to do in Houston.
@Timothy Ray. Klide Boy gtf outta here its probably nothing to do for you because what you call fun may not be our definition of fun And you probably don't have to many friends here to do anything with Anyway🤷♂️😂 So what would you expect TF🤣👀
I work in downtown Houston. Not enough drug addicts trying to follow you to where you work or grabbing at you. Downtown Houston is beautiful but don’t walk alone even in daylight.
I've lived in Houston most of my life. I grew up in a. small town North of Beaumont, TX. My extended family always had connections in Houston, so H Town has always been a 2nd home. For the last 35 or so years it has been my main home. Is there racism in Houston? Yes it exists, but no more than any other place. Racism is everywhere. Classism is the same way. They have economic segregation, and gentrification as well. I believe Jesus is coming back soon. For the record I am African American. I worked for a DMV type office for many years. People are pouring into this place from all over the place, especially Southern California. The oil, gas as petrochemical industries bring in educated foreigners from everywhere, like those from the 10 40 window. If you can deal with the floods, heat/humidity and mosquitos then come on down. Crime, such as violence, homicides has been increasing. I mostly stay home, or I visit nice areas. Don't let your guard down. You can easily get jacked here. But again, that is true anywhere. I am recently retired. I should take my go pro & make videos of my own. I like this video, by the way. Peace.
Houston is a very beautiful city.I had been in Houston for 5 months and I and my wife had stayed with my daughter who has settled in Houston with her family.(from Kerala).
I love the zoning in Houston because there is no zoning. I rented an apartment once that was right next door to a famous strip club so coming home at night after work was always fun, a real experience!
When I heard this city got destroyed by that hurricane I was shocked. To think that all this is gone now. Can anybody from Houston confirm if any of the city still stands? Are there still a few buildings left in downtown?
I'm not sure if this is a troll, but I'll bite haha. Yes everything is still there. The hurricane happened in 2017 and this video was posted last year, so it's accurate.
People for the most part don't live or walk around downtown Houston. You get in your car, drive downtown and park in a garage and go inside whatever building you work in or place you are visiting. Not much reason to walk around. Everything is spread too far apart. There are some bars and restaurants on Main Street you will see crowds at night on the weekends. Rice building you show used fo be The Rice Hotel. John F. Kennedy spent the night there before going to Dallas the next day where he was assassinated.
They should do a Lone Star game also with features from San Antonio, Austin, Ft Worth, West Texas, Gulf Coast, Piney Woods, etc. So much content could be put in it.
@@JEdwardBanasikJr and the new high speed rail that they are building between Houston-Dallas would make traveling easy between both cities in real life lol like less than 2 hours
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Man, I sure do love the fact that the streets are so clean in this richer neighborhood and area. I bet the city spends just as much time assisting the poorer areas as it does this place! Right?
There’s a huge blind spot to the fact that if you make those poor areas look nice. They will soar to expensive prices and only the rich will live there. Many groups have protested projects cause they will push out minority residents. The sad part is if the city spends a lot on a poor area, the poor will be pushed out by the rich someplace else and the cycle endlessly continues
This area is an extremely short walk to the Greyhound station and all that. I'm used to walking through some "unsavory" places, but that's definitely a good place to get shot or mugged.
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Believe it or not, there used to be an airplane service that took you from Clear Lake into downtown Houston. I have no idea where the spot was that dropped folks off. They got rid of it years ago.
When I lived in Downtown Houston in 2015 I think somebody told me the total resident population was only 8,000 residents. I'm sure it's more now but this is very typical of DT surface level, eerily vacant of pedestrians traffic. The underground is a bit more hussle and bussle but it's closed on the weekends.
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Please consider a walking tour of downtown Houston's underground tunnel system.
Also do one of river oaks, it’s the suburb area the contains homes up to $50,000,000
Will watch!
@@kazoo6186 doesn't mean it has any culture this city is dead no activation of the streets and corners. The planning and zoning director from 3 -4 decades ago did downtown a disservice
@@ashleysullivan3411 I like dead towns because my anxiety isn’t through the roof with 1000s of people being around me lol
@@MultiLuner Understandable but the downtown is underutilized and unfortunately not maximized to its full potential. People need options. That is a ghost town and o sunshine. The tunnel effect is strong there.
I'm brazilian, i never went to the USA, but i love texas culture. Houston is a very beautiful city! ❤💙
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Please visit whenever you get the chance!
@@caremotor86 How?
@@caremotor86 makes sense, I thought you were talking about her comment. My bad.
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Beautiful downtown Houston very clean
And this is my Beautiful hometown!
Everybody are welcome
You really need to explore the underground tunnels. Downtown Houston has 7 miles of underground tunnels and people always wonder "where are all the people" when they go to downtown.
Do you live in texas ? I really would like yo ask you some questions its really important
The same thing happens in Dallas! I think the current pandemic was probably the big culprit here, though.
Yup, you're absolutely correct. I've been in one of those downtown Houston about 3 years ago. Kinda cool with all the stores and shops and restaurants. I loved it.
@@dhiyaeddine7508 Sure. What's up?
Where are the entrances to the tunnels? I’ve always wanted to visit but I never found out how
Houston best in America.
Im in love to this city.
after living in LA most of my life and joining the Airforce. My wife and I will probably move to Houston but more of Cinco ranch or league city or Galveston. Even downtown Houston is so clean compared to LA.
I lived in L.A. and moved to downtown Houston never looked back. It's great to wake up to no looters and nice people all over the place.
This country is my dream , I want to go USA for work and travel program :)))) ı know one day ı am going to thake this occasion .
LOVE TEXAS SO MUCH!!! Had Great time in THE LONE STAR STATE !
I want to go USA. I love USA
U should come
@@lmfao745 Definitely I will come there.
@@lmfao745
I want to live in Texas. 😢
Imo Downtown Los Angeles and Houston are comparable in several ways but I must admit Houston has an extra welcoming (if not under appreciated ) edge to it overall.
Thanks for the tour!
You right. I hardly seen any homeless ppl over there
Very clean city. Reminds me of Australian cities.
It aint clean
@@spartain1036 Some r and some r not.
Maybe because people aren't outside is the reason
@@spartain1036 yes it is
Looks dead with no people
Downtown Houston looks a lot like Downtown Phoenix. Perhaps in the next 10 years we'll have as many high-rises as Houston. Maybe as many trees too.
I agree. I hope Phoenix plants more shade trees all through the city. It would be a great improvement!
@@7775Kevin yes phoenix need more trees but don't forget it's kinda desert so it may create some problems
You can't grow trees in Phoenix your in the middle of a desert.
@@joe3009 Well, Phoenix has lots of trees that aren't native to the desert. That's why irrigation systems were invented so that they can survive in the desert.
@Maestro Mac and where are you gonna get that water from?
I was born, lived and went to school in Houston but haven’t lived there since 1990 and I can’t believe how much it’s changed!
Wow, all are wearing masks including statues!!!😂🤣😍
Statues pass Covid! We're all gonnna dieeeeeeee!
Nobody here wearing masks except the nervous ones
As a Japanese guy I always dream about going to The United States. It's the place I wanna settle there in the future. If I have to choose a state I'm going for Minnesota, Minneapolis. I HOPE this dream gets true 😔🇯🇵🇺🇸
why minneapolis?
@@DetectiveConan990v3 i have got my uncle living in there. And, the city is just my favourite. I love Minneapolis 🇺🇸🖒
Houston reminds me of some places in Japan
@@supahcomix For real, I used to have a friend in my school. He was my classmate too. Now he lives in Huston, Texas.
@@GrandGamesReviews oh that’s cool, Houston is a good place to live, i’d recommend moving there if you want to go to the US, houses there are also pretty cheap but I recommend taking action soon because they’re getting expensive
so peaceful colored city. best
Houston is such an underrated city.
One of the most beautiful city in the world
I went to live in Japan. I couldn’t wait to go live my dream and go to Japan.
Once I got here, I missed Houston so much, it ached.
Can’t wait to come back. I miss my city.
@@wendyberrios5957 houston is plagued with crime at the moment 😳
It floods a lot in Houston
@@joeyrouser4647 at least you get to swim
People may wonder where the people are but they're located in the underground air conditioned marbled tunnels with restaurants, retailers and shops.
So Clean. I should move from Boston to Houston. Houses are 50% off in Houston!
You did a great job in downtown Houston, but next time please visit uptown the Galleria area and the and The Texas Medical center. Thanks
Houston is so freaking clean, very clean for a big city
If you ask people in Dallas, they'll say we're the dirtiest place in Americ and "the armpit of Texas"
A downtown where you only see 12 or so people in over an hour? It’s pretty, but it looks lifeless.
Over 7 miles of underground pedestrian tunnels that connect every building downtown. It looks lifeless above ground but underground you’ll find restaurants and stores.
Dude this was during the pandemic. How do you not know that?
@@hardhittertv6758 I live in Poland. We never once had a ghost town in Warsaw…maybe for first two weeks of March at beginning of pandemic only.
America is so big... They have so many cities not like europe with 1 city per country
@@alqaeda9841 Europe has one city per country? Do you have a brain?
I’m going to Houston next week. I can’t wait. I’m from Miami florida but I’ve heard so many great things about texas in general.
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Anything is better than Miami 🤔
I live here and this was shot on a Sunday, there is much more foot traffic and vehicles during the week. There is also a big long underground air conditioned tunnel below downtown with lots of shops and resturants so the street level is not as crouded as a lot of big cities.
Please can we discuss
this was recorded during the pandemic
The streets are so clean
Clean like the streets of Moscow. Check out the video. This is a Sunday ?
Because its Texas not California!
Not in my neighborhood. This metro rail has been nothing but a magnet that attracts vagrants and the homeless.
don’t believe it
@@briandavis849; but I see clean .
I am a proud citizen of this great and wonderful city. God bless Texas, God bless America.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Since I'm a Houstonian, to answer those that wonder why there are so few people on the streets, there are basically two reasons-one is that it's probably a Saturday or Sunday, and the other is that there is an extensive underground tunnel system that is air conditioned with plenty of shops and restaurants that connect different parts of downtown, so many people are walking down there during the week.
I was stupid enough to move to this dirty European big city to live with my wife and the contrast is astounding. Here nothing gets painted, cleaned, grafitti is everywhere and nobody cares. Houston continues to beautify, renovate and make things more liveable, clean and esthetic. Downtown Houston even looks a lot better than it did when we were there last. God Bless Houston and the USA. I can't wait to go back to Houston, stay there and never look back
Which city n Europe? If I may ask.
It seems the homeless are enjoying the beautiful park, just like Miami. I'm enjoying my European city now and feel like a king being a pedestrian.
Saturday and Sunday is when you should see people out the most. This city was poorly zoned and developed from 4 decades ago. It is literally dead no activated streets or corners on the backside of buildings and brick walls where there should be storefronts
I've just come back from Fort Worth, Texas. I had a 3h long walk there around 15-18 o'clock on a working day and saw in total only 6 people walking around, and there is no extensive underground system there. So I guess it's rather because of your crazy car-culture and getting absolutely everywhere by car, and as a consequence - there is nothing interesting down there for a pedestrian. I loved the experience though!
And I'm also curious what European city you're talking about, because not at all every European city is dirty (rather there are some dirty exceptions), and my European experience is the opposite of yours.
@@denislinnik Totally agree with you . As a city it is quite clean and nice but without people outside . Parks are mostly empty . Passive city life and almost no social activity
May god protect this beautiful nation from the evil eyes of Russia & China.
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Be grateful God knows best from which soil thou shall be born and buried. Stay blessed
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It looks way cleaner than NYC and LA.
cause there's no one outside. where the hell is everybody?
@@junofranco6638 doing la siesta?
@@junofranco6638 working and sleeping
@@junofranco6638 I mean, this video was made in 2020 which was when covid happened. So maybe people had to quarantine or something
wow the clarity of the camera is amazing
If you don’t mind me asking, what is this shot on/with? Any picture profiles or grades done in post? I’m obsessed with how colorful this looks.
Most beautiful downtown but at the same least populated one. I can tell you the reason, Houston unlike other cities is very huge and the population is extremely distributed. And moreover unlike other downtowns, Houston downtown is more of a business center rather a city center or tourist center or shopping mall & dining center. So you never find a crowd here unlike other cities like Boston, NY etc
I prefer distributed. But i did live downtown and it was fantastic, clean and quiet, especially after living in a one downtown center like Boston for 6 years, as well as others.
@@KB-ke3fi LA is very crowded is what i heard
@@KB-ke3fi but Houston downtown is least croweded most of weekends looks abondoned! It is more of corporate centre
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So proud to call this home
Another great video of my hometown. Thank you!🥰
Alright this is getting tiresome.
Downtown is the business district,and when it's hot people use the tunnel system under the city to avoid the heat. And there are restaurants in the tunnels.
Downtown is NOT the entertainment district hence you dont see a shitload of people.
There are more people living in the downtown area as they build more accommodations like in other large cities and they're now catching on.
Most Texans want space and they dont want to live in downtown,it's the transplants that are behind the sudden growth in the business district.
Most people who dont live here dont understand just how big Houston is. At its widest point it's 100 miles across. The city center only makes up a small part of that.
Houston is very beautiful ♥️♥️💓🥰🌹🌹
Lindo, parabéns conheçendo Houston sem saí de casa, obrigado.
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Well this makes sense,
1. Houston: Busy City
2. Los Angeles: Lazy City
pristine, clean, tidy, wealthy, harmonious and idyllic, great American city.
No one walking everyone expelling has into the air and getting zero exercise. As clean as it is, it is clean because no one walks. What kind of life is no walking
I want to go to America！☺️
Me too
@@leti74 Who doesn't?
Trust me no you don't.
Nothing's great about this wicked place whatsoever
@@neiandresamuels5428 actually stfu
@@whyvlone3338 You STFU cause last I checked I wasn't talking to you now was I?
beautiful town but with few people on its streets this is a bit eerie i prefer New York
Did you notice the date? Its pretty busy during the day during normal times. This wasn't one of them. I lived in New York it's too busy and loud and violent.
No one hangs out in Downtown. There's nothing to do. If they continued following the bayou or visited the Museum District or Galleria, you'd have seen crowds. Both of these areas are close to Downtown. I live in Montrose and there are more murals and crowds of people. It takes me 10 minutes to walk to Downtown.
This was shot in June 2020, during the height of the pandemic, even NYC was like this, also summer time is really hot in houston, downtown has underground AC walkways, shops and restaurants which makes it easier to walk without going outside
Houston is beautiful. Coming from Chicago, illinois and New York City, New York
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hi im from England UK.... looking at Huston its a little empty with not much going on... UK cities are hustling and bustling busy with lots of people around
no uk city can come even remotely close to houston
uk cities are outdated and obsolete embarasment
uk pub culture and drinking culture is disgsusng
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What a dream to living there... I'am hungarian, but one day i want to living a place like this..
I like living in this metro area I like how the downtown is planned similar to nyc or Chicago with its architecture and use of modern buildings compared to other southern cities that use the generic southern garby architecture such as mobile or Jackson Houston is one of the few gems in the south
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I love our city! Very beautiful city! I would never want to live anywhere else.
I know america only on films. So, I can not say much.
I saw walking tour atalnta video, walking tour boston video, and now this town.
Why the streets are almost empty of pedestrians. This is not fun. Where is community interaction.
Despite some praising comments, i would think, boredom and loneliness must be rampant in america
Thanks for watching! Please do note that this video was taken during the height of the COVID Pandemic concurrent with George Floyd's nationwide protests. The weather could also be a factor. There's also an extensive underground tunnel system for pedestrian in Downtown Houston.
Why does it look like a ghost town? Houston is pretty popular
Cleaner than n.y's downtown that's for sure
Dems are taking over so don't hold your breath on our city staying so nice.
@NTL There weren't hardly any suburbs around Houston in the 70s' plus there was a oil bust because of Jimmy Carter, the 2nd worst president in history except for Biden. The thugs would come in from the east side and the southeast side and cause all sorts of crap but it ended in a few years. But as far as a major Democrat run city, it's the only one in the country so far that hasn't had major lootings and smash and grabs and burning down everything. The thugs went to the burbs, sent there by Lanier, and White and Brown and Turner, and all their sect 8 property ownings, now it's a free for all out there. Downtown is safe because of only that.
My town!
There are hardly any people around for such a large city, wow. Even with Covid, that's pretty extreme. Apart from that it looks nice.
The park is very busy every Sunday and Saturday also there not really anything going on no sporting events or anything the big building to the right of the screen in the first couple minutes of the video is an amazing convention center but nothing is going because of covid
@@noahbattistelli9931 Last fall I was in Miami and there it was a bit similar. There were often hardly any people at the airport bus and MetroRail station. In Europe usually there are more people in that kind of a place.
@Lova Sampson
We are truly spoiled in Houston. You never know that until you leave Houston.
That or Houston doesn’t have what you’re looking for. Other than that, there is a LOT to do in Houston.
@Timothy Ray. Klide Boy gtf outta here its probably nothing to do for you because what you call fun may not be our definition of fun And you probably don't have to many friends here to do anything with Anyway🤷♂️😂 So what would you expect TF🤣👀
The same way in DALLAS, even before Covid😳😳😴😴
I work in downtown Houston. Not enough drug addicts trying to follow you to where you work or grabbing at you.
Downtown Houston is beautiful but don’t walk alone even in daylight.
Yes it truly is! I was almost
a victim of human trafficking in broad daylight walking alone to the Natural History museum.
I've lived in Houston most of my life. I grew up in a. small town North of Beaumont, TX. My extended family
always had connections in Houston, so H Town has always been a 2nd home. For the last 35 or so years it has
been my main home. Is there racism in Houston? Yes it exists, but no more than any other place. Racism is everywhere.
Classism is the same way. They have economic segregation, and gentrification as well. I believe Jesus is coming back soon.
For the record I am African American.
I worked for a DMV type office for many years. People are pouring into this place from all over the place, especially Southern California. The oil, gas as petrochemical industries bring in educated foreigners from everywhere, like those from
the 10 40 window. If you can deal with the floods, heat/humidity and mosquitos then come on down.
Crime, such as violence, homicides has been increasing. I mostly stay home, or I visit nice areas. Don't let
your guard down. You can easily get jacked here. But again, that is true anywhere.
I am recently retired. I should take my go pro & make videos of my own. I like this video, by the way. Peace.
I think Houston is a city with over 2 millions population, where are the people? I expect to see a little bit crowded streets
Lack of density + American urbanism.
Houston is essentially a giant suburb like most other american cities.
Houston is a very beautiful city.I had been in Houston for 5 months and I and my wife had stayed with my daughter who has settled in Houston with her family.(from Kerala).
I love the zoning in Houston because there is no zoning. I rented an apartment once that was right next door to a famous strip club so coming home at night after work was always fun, a real experience!
Vou pra Houston em breve 😃
When I heard this city got destroyed by that hurricane I was shocked. To think that all this is gone now. Can anybody from Houston confirm if any of the city still stands? Are there still a few buildings left in downtown?
I'm not sure if this is a troll, but I'll bite haha. Yes everything is still there. The hurricane happened in 2017 and this video was posted last year, so it's accurate.
Hmm what Hurricane
The good thing about Houston is that it's a global city, it's not provincial like Dallas-FW that still wears those old-fashioned suits and hats.
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People for the most part don't live or walk around downtown Houston. You get in your car, drive downtown and park in a garage and go inside whatever building you work in or place you are visiting. Not much reason to walk around. Everything is spread too far apart. There are some bars and restaurants on Main Street you will see crowds at night on the weekends. Rice building you show used fo be The Rice Hotel. John F. Kennedy spent the night there before going to Dallas the next day where he was assassinated.
Green garden City..
Greetings from Jakarta.
Nice video and Amazing views wow thanks friend for your sharing 👌👌👏👏
Thanks for watching
My city 🤟🏽-Town
I am living in this beautiful city about 20 years ago. It's the best city
Yes that is true
How are you doing
Hi pretty
I wanna move there💘💘
Hello beautiful damsel how are you doing ❤❤ happy Sunday to you
Why is there no people on the street?
now i really wanna go to Houston, chill people cool streets nice buildings, u can’t go wrong with the city
Beautiful video clip, thanks for sharing!
U passed my apartments there so nice but I think I’m moving soon I’ll still be in Houston
Greatness of Texas is immeasurable and profound and unimaginable
Looking as beautiful parks as I found in Singapore
Хьюстон красивый город
Rockstar should really consider putting gta game in Houston and Dallas
They should do a Lone Star game also with features from San Antonio, Austin, Ft Worth, West Texas, Gulf Coast, Piney Woods, etc. So much content could be put in it.
@@JEdwardBanasikJr imagine driving in GTA from Houston to Dallas.. 4 hours later.. finally here.. lol
I would love to see this haha. Galveston too since Rockstar maps kinda have to be "islands"
@@JEdwardBanasikJr and the new high speed rail that they are building between Houston-Dallas would make traveling easy between both cities in real life lol like less than 2 hours
My lovely city H Town❤️
Thanking you very much for all your efforts until now in present and in future that we may to enjoying in your magnificent videos of the beautiful USA ONE WORLD ONE PLANET FOR THE RIGHT ONE!- ED
Hello Elena how are you doing today happy Sunday to you
Man, I sure do love the fact that the streets are so clean in this richer neighborhood and area. I bet the city spends just as much time assisting the poorer areas as it does this place! Right?
There’s a huge blind spot to the fact that if you make those poor areas look nice. They will soar to expensive prices and only the rich will live there. Many groups have protested projects cause they will push out minority residents. The sad part is if the city spends a lot on a poor area, the poor will be pushed out by the rich someplace else and the cycle endlessly continues
Go about 2 miles north on main street and you'll see the true side of Houston.
@@alopez1974 ghetto ⁉️
This area is an extremely short walk to the Greyhound station and all that. I'm used to walking through some "unsavory" places, but that's definitely a good place to get shot or mugged.
@@alopez1974plz Hush! Bcuz Miami isn’t all south beach and L.A. isn’t all Hollywood && NYC isn’t all Times Square every city has both it’s good&& bad!!!
The street is clean from garbage and from people.
Don't you think it's a deserted town/city?
I Love Houston hands down ❤️💯👍.
Thank you so much for my Heart❤️.
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Wow! Amazing picture quality and sound.
One hour video and i counted about 10 people
Believe it or not, there used to be an airplane service that took you from Clear Lake into downtown Houston. I have no idea where the spot was that dropped folks off. They got rid of it years ago.
Beautiful, really Beautiful.
Amazing and Beautiful love this video
So beautiful and clean.😥
I think Texas its the most beautiful state...
When I lived in Downtown Houston in 2015 I think somebody told me the total resident population was only 8,000 residents. I'm sure it's more now but this is very typical of DT surface level, eerily vacant of pedestrians traffic. The underground is a bit more hussle and bussle but it's closed on the weekends.
It’s now around 12k and growing
I should really walk around Discovery Green more, rarely ever see the beauty Houston has to offer.
Good upload, wonderful sights and sounds. Thanks
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Very good video . Respect man . Try to make videos more on small towns like 5k-10k population
Por que ciendo el centro es tan solo sin trafico y pocas personas muy solo
I didn't know Houston was this beautiful 😍