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Cholo  Arkansas Fan El Paso, Texas Member since Oct 2012 976 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/21/13 at 8:52 pm to wiltznucs)
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Good grief, in the Tampa suburbs you can get tile, granite, stainless appliances, etc for $100 a sqft...
Seffner is the place to be.
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wiltznucs  South Florida Fan Apollo Beach, FL Member since Sep 2005 4377 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/21/13 at 9:27 pm to Cholo)
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Seffner is the place to be.
After the housing bubble burst you can still find $100 in Riverview, New Tampa and Westchase. Still lots of inventory down this way.
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NBR_Exile  LSU Fan Houston Member since Jul 2012 38 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/21/13 at 9:31 pm to wiltznucs)
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quote: Do you have a price/sqft comparison? I know in the Houston loop (Heights) the range is $245-260/sqft. Good grief, in the Tampa suburbs you can get tile, granite, stainless appliances, etc for $100 a sqft...
You can get all that in the burbs of Houston also. It just depends on where you work and how much you are willing to drive. I'm from Baton Rouge and have lived in Houston for 15 years. We have been in the Heights the whole time. Lots are about 200k or so for 6600 sq ft. in the Houston Heights. You can build for about $125 per sq. ft. Living in the loop is expensive but we love being close in. Toyota Center, Minute Maid Park, BBVA Compass stadium are all 5 minutes away and Reliant is only about 15. Regarding the burbs, constant development keeps prices low. Values can't go up when a developer is building new homes near yours.
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cwill  New Orleans Saints Fan Member since Jan 2005 18885 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/21/13 at 9:59 pm to NBR_Exile)
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Lots are about 200k or so for 6600 sq ft. in the Houston Heights.
Maybe 15 yrs ago! 
This post was edited on 2/21 at 10:00 pm
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NBR_Exile  LSU Fan Houston Member since Jul 2012 38 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/22/13 at 11:49 am to cwill)
You may be right. Probably 200-300k for a lot with or without a tear down on it. See this house that is very near mine. LINK
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Catman88  LSU Fan Baton Rouge, LA Member since Dec 2004 36377 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/22/13 at 12:11 pm to Cholo)
And Louisiana fricks you in the arse then again and again then calls in a few buddies in on Home Insurance and Car Insurance rates.
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cwill  New Orleans Saints Fan Member since Jan 2005 18885 posts

| re: Texas vs LA home prices (Posted on 2/22/13 at 1:47 pm to NBR_Exile)
That's a little mexican town right there across from Onion Creek...a Heights lot across White Oak is going to be closer to 400k.
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