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Good question! The industry is down for sure but it’s mainly the new ones hopping in the industry that are suffering. Here are some rough numbers. 50%~ realtors under 2yrs of experience make less than $10,000. But the 75th percentile of realtors in Texas make around $105k per year.

Agreed! 💯

It really is! So many nice choices

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It’s definitely something to consider. There are areas inside the city or further up north that are still really great deals and further from the coast!

There are specific requirements that ensure there are large retention ponds, grading/drainage to prevent flooding. All of the homes don't require flood insurance, but there are a few that are in the higher risk, 500yr flood zone. It's closer to the coast, so the chance will always be there, but there is a lot of preventative measures taken to ensure these homes don't flood.

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We’ve got quite a few in that area not in HOAs. Just not many new construction homes

Nice! How do you feel about the houses and the changes in the area?

Some great single stories from these builders. Wouldn’t be able to have a new construction in that range but definitely resale if you’re interested in that!

All of these builders are spec builders, however, we do know of a few custom builders that we can help you with. Feel free to send us what your thoughts and plans to bit.ly/CWREsurvey

Appreciate your thoughts. We would never recommend any home from any builder without a proper inspection. We know plenty of people with KBs that were inspected and cared for that lasted for a while. We also know plenty of people with Westins and Perrys with issues…just like we mentioned in the video, get an inspection and hold the project managers accountable when you’re building. We always will do that for our clients during the process. What would you suggest for us to review and highlight instead of KB though?

HOA in Ambrose is $550/yr. Sunset Grove is $650/yr. Trails at woodhaven is $700/yr

Some are going to be in the 500yr flood plain(lower risk) however, these communities are built with required retention ponds and drainage. We do always recommend flood insurance in the Houston market though!

La Marque, TX!

La marque!

Yes! It’s Ambrose in La Marque. We’ve got a few available lots to build on starting in that range. Put your info in here and we’ll send some more details! Bit.ly/CWREsurvey

It is close to the coast but there are a number of retention ponds and appropriate grading to compensate. Definitely recommend flood insurance even if it isn’t in a flood zone.

Harvest Green is in Richmond, TX which is a suburb southwest of Houston. Low crime rate. I grew up in southwest Houston, own all my rentals in southwest Houston and moved close by again. There are definitely worse areas to be. There’s crime everywhere, so we’ve got a few resources to check once we’re out looking at houses w you! Looking anywhere specific?

Hey there! Good eye 😁. The standards of insulation are quite high nowadays R30 or higher. You don’t typically have it much further in spec homes of this price though. We do know of a few builders going above and beyond in areas like this if it makes a difference to you. It is very flat but one of the standards to developing in these areas is that these areas require retention ponds/lakes, appropriate grading, and drainage. It is close to the coast but these concerns are all going to be a thing in any area near Houston. We always recommend flood insurance even in areas that don’t have history of flooding

Thanks for the insight! Info is all in the description just in case. We’ve got introductions in most of the videos. Guess it slipped and I dove straight into it on this one

Omg…yeah it is an iPhone lol. I thought it was my ugly face triggering it 😅

Thanks for the input! The greater Houston Metropolitan covers 9 total counties. Most people relocating don’t know the difference between the smaller counties. The video also always includes the actual city in parentheses to clarify. We’ve got a few videos in the city of Houston including our most recent one if you’d like to check those out as well!

@@CommunityWarriorsRE don't reply to fat karens

It is Houston area if your not from Houston TX you would not understand it's literally 30mins from Houston City life so for you to say stop saying Houston tells your not from the Houston area

Of course! Seeing this here really makes me hopeful for the future of the City of Houston

No one is going to stop you from checking out the outside facilities! Houston public library facilities including the techlink hub are accessible with a Library card, free for Houston residents, and currently fees are waived for Texas residents!

Mostly 100ft deep. So 60x100. The 50fts are typically 50x100

@@CommunityWarriorsRE Great. Thanks !

As of now, the sqft of the smallest home is a 2/1 on 6000sqft lot. That's a Hibiscus for $240,900. Fairly specced out on larger lot. Can be built cheaper if you're okay with waiting.

@@CommunityWarriorsRE sf of the house?

Ahh sorry about that. Thought I put it in response. 1100sqft!

HOA in Ambrose is $550/yr. Sunset Grove is $650/yr. Trails at woodhaven is $700/yr

You’re right. These are all model homes so they’re all higher pricing than the base priced homes. Those are still quite nice though. Some include granite countertops and all the floor plans will mostly be the same as well. The second home we showed in this video is a bit more comparable to base finishes and a very clean look to it still!

Appreciate the insight! In terms of residential real estate, positive words about Texas along w/ more jobs coming here is always a win in our book.

Quite a few homes got damage all throughout. Luckily these neighborhoods are built with water retention in mind, so most of the lakes you see also are built with flood control in mind! Honestly though…there are some older communities near the coast with damage, so definitely good to have us do a bit of research for you. Shoot us over what you’re looking for and we’ll send over a list of places that fit your needs along w HOA fees bit.ly/CWREsurvey

Thank you for your quick response. I will be in the area in November if not sooner. Will definitely notify you as soon as I know my schedule. Appreciate the video and information!

Of course! Just let us know when you’re in town, we’d be happy to set some time aside to check out some homes and tour the city.

Absolutely! La Marque is quite close to the coast, so it’s within the standards that all the new homes in the area are required to have. Unless requested, it’s likely not going to include reinforced hurricane clips, storm shutters, etc. For that, we would recommend something a bit more custom or to do post-closing. Still able to get that all under $300k though!

Thanks! Will check it out

You’re right! We spoke about this in a recent video about how insurance costs are going up especially with the recent storms. We always let our clients know that the taxes will increase a bit higher in year two due to the way the taxes are for new homes. Tons of other pros/cons too. Maybe we can do a “What they DONT tell you about living in Houston” video. 🤔

Absolutely! Amazing bang-for-your-buck. We sell plenty of DR Hortons. With the right steps throughout the process and plenty of due diligence, these production builds will last quite some time! Hope you’re enjoying Harvest Green. One of our favorite communities.

Thank you! Will do 😁

Agreed! Seeing houses topple over liike cards in that video is definitely a wake up call. They don’t make them like they used to anymore. We also see it all the time when our clients build houses. Lots of corners cut. We’ve got to inspect them and really micromanage. If they add regulation to enforce stronger construction it would add a lot to price though, so that’s one thing to consider. Building custom or with specific builders could be the way to go for you in the future!

Good points! It really depends on who you are to have an idea of where the trouble might be. On a larger scale, we're excited to see inventory balance out due to people sitting on the sidelines, but anecdotally, it sucks to see it hurting some people that should've moved with more urgency. Now it's either longer days on market or being priced out for a lot of people.

Sorry to hear there aren’t much pros to the houston area for you. Sometimes we find a change of scenery and exploring more of the other parts of town could help find some more pros. Ex) checking out Katy, Woodlands vs just inside the loop or vice-versa. What part of town did you move to?

Where you planning on moving to?

Out of Texas

Happy to help connect you with one of our partners out of state and take care of getting the most out of the sale of your home here in Houston

Right! It's a bit weird. For what it is, The houses fill the space they have VERY well. The are just packed pretty tightly to the neighbors.

Some great points! With the cons, these pros are some of the reasons we love the city.

As an investor, it does seem pretty nice that this could happen to get in at the lowest price possible, but I'm not seeing that prices will actually crash. Mostly just seeing some corrections for our market in Houston. If you have any articles or stats that we could share for the next video, we would love to highlight it!

Thanks for the insight! There are definitely some parts of the city that this is an issue. As we get closer to the coast and Louisiana, it's more a risk. We're actually putting a videoup very soon about a new housing community that is focusing on wellness and health standards. Stick around for that. I think you may like that one!

Because it had the best economy of any other state

@JasonAldeann-bt4xf high property tax prices.. high cost of living.. tornados , extreme cold.. heat.. high insurance, what else non-sense I can tell about dallas.. I moved here and bought house 2023.. now regretting..

I love our state, BUT the reality is that the people relocating here sometimes don’t know the full story. It absolutely could be cheaper than their state since there are no state income taxes and overall cost of living is better than their states though.

Because this is where the jobs are.

You mean the low paying jobs??

Completely understand where you’re coming from! There are a few areas and homes that are going to be lower tax rate and lower insurance if houston still ends up being a potential landing spot for you.