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re: Moving young family to Houston
Posted on 2/5/19 at 4:41 pm to whatrhymeswithrobert
Posted on 2/5/19 at 4:41 pm to whatrhymeswithrobert
Woodlands is roughly 45 to an hour away from downtown. So if you're tryin to drive thru that crap every morning I wouldn't suggest it.
Washington Ave has some pretty decent town homes. Most of them are new models and builds.
The Heights is actually the newest (from what I recall) remodeled area in the H. Three story town homes/condos. They've basically gentrified the area.
Montrose is also a good area. Its about 5-10 minutes from downtown, not as congested with traffic.
Most homes in these areas are like $250-350k. Some are higher than that but thats due to the area mostly and how new it is.
Washington Ave has some pretty decent town homes. Most of them are new models and builds.
The Heights is actually the newest (from what I recall) remodeled area in the H. Three story town homes/condos. They've basically gentrified the area.
Montrose is also a good area. Its about 5-10 minutes from downtown, not as congested with traffic.
Most homes in these areas are like $250-350k. Some are higher than that but thats due to the area mostly and how new it is.
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Posted on 2/5/19 at 4:46 pm to FieldMink
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The Heights
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Montrose
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Most homes in these areas are like $250-350k
Pearland, ok. But for decent house with room for a young family, you're no where near $300k for most homes in Montrose or the Heights.
Posted on 2/5/19 at 5:30 pm to FieldMink
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Most homes in these areas are like $250-350k
Lol
Posted on 2/5/19 at 7:15 pm to FieldMink
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Most homes in these areas are like $250-350k. Some are higher than that but thats due to the area mostly and how new it is.
You ain’t buying shite in any of the neighborhoods you named for $350k.
I live in the Heights. You need to budget at least $450k for a house (minimum) and be ready to send the kids to private school.
More realistic is $550-$700 in the Heights. $800k plus in Garden Oaks. Probably $600-$750 in Montrose. Of those only Garden Oaks has good public schools.
For the OP, look into Spring Branch, Spring, Katy or Kingwood/Humble. Yes you are going to have to commute.
This post was edited on 2/5/19 at 7:33 pm
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