I live in No. 1 Cinco Ranch! It is very nice out here on the westside of Houston. We're sort of in the extended Katy, TX area. Yes we had to deal with Hurricanes Harvey and more recently Beryl. We recovered from both. Make sure you have flood insurance!
Why would anyone want to move to an area that floods? At the 9:00 minute mark you show a neighborhood that's under water, but still talk it up as being an area that everyone loves! Your presentation has lost all credibility!!!
A lot of factual errors. (I've lived in Houston since 1977.) Also some of the "neighborhoods" are 20 and 30 miles from "downtown' and are as much a part of Houston as Bedminster, New Jersey is to New York City, or as Palo Alto, CA is San Francisco, CA.
Honorable mention - Bridgeland community in Cypress Tx, north west of Houston. It is an up and coming master planned community built by the same developers as The Woodlands.
The Heights, Montrose, and Museum District are THE locations for those who value the minimization of car dependency and proximity to cultural amenities. None are mentioned in this video.
Those areas are overpriced , not so family friendly and get hit hard by our storms every time. I prefer to live safely in the trees with acreage and visit downtown when I’m in the mood.
Too much crime, too many scammers and con artists in Houston and the law enforcement doesn't seem to care. Glad I escaped with only having my truck stolen out of my driveway. Anyone needing home security do not go with AAA Guardian Security. They are horrible as well. I only lived there 2 years and I could write a book based off all my bad experiences with scammers and shady businesses
Houston, Texas
Great video! The city has a space for All!!
I wish all good things for houston tx for ever .
Such a great video!
Great video but might not be the best idea to show your number flooded 9:01
I live in No. 1 Cinco Ranch! It is very nice out here on the westside of Houston. We're sort of in the extended Katy, TX area. Yes we had to deal with Hurricanes Harvey and more recently Beryl. We recovered from both. Make sure you have flood insurance!
Why would anyone want to move to an area that floods? At the 9:00 minute mark you show a neighborhood that's under water, but still talk it up as being an area that everyone loves! Your presentation has lost all credibility!!!
exactly my thoughts!
I was like, “is this a video of a flooded city”? 😂
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A lot of factual errors. (I've lived in Houston since 1977.) Also some of the "neighborhoods" are 20 and 30 miles from "downtown' and are as much a part of Houston as Bedminster, New Jersey is to New York City, or as Palo Alto, CA is San Francisco, CA.
Over half of the photos in the video did not accurately depict the areas discussed .
Why do you show Hill Country pictures….. that area is more than 200 miles away, near Austin/San Antonio ….. just wondering.
What is the "Bayeu City" at 0:08?
Houston. "Bayou City" is it's nickname. There are Bayous all in and around the city to help control heavy rainfalls. Houston is a flat low lying city.
Great video
Honorable mention - Bridgeland community in Cypress Tx, north west of Houston. It is an up and coming master planned community built by the same developers as The Woodlands.
Good video
Nice
🚘🇨🇱 Very informative!‼️ Thanks!‼️
I love memorial Park
Bay-u city. How to lose all your credibility at the start. University Place is not in SE Houston. Who wrote this?
This video keeps showing the University of Texas in Austin. The information is incorrect.
Learn how to pronounce "bayou." It is pronounced BYE you, not BAY you.
narrator is an AI robot.
It comes from the Native American word "bayuk". See, now everyone is learning.
Did he say, “Bay You” city??
A median income of around $260.000. Is that correct?
The Heights, Montrose, and Museum District are THE locations for those who value the minimization of car dependency and proximity to cultural amenities. None are mentioned in this video.
Those areas are overpriced , not so family friendly and get hit hard by our storms every time. I prefer to live safely in the trees with acreage and visit downtown when I’m in the mood.
@@Realalma When I worked downtown, I biked to work! ua-cam.com/video/xpCxZg0F-b8/v-deo.html
I’ll never be able to afford to live in Houston lol unless I work in the refinery
Great Information Video, Subs You
Thanks for the sub!
Houston beat Dallas in worst crime statistics. Thought that would be hard to do!😂.
Woodlands is no the "Hoodlands"
Too much crime, too many scammers and con artists in Houston and the law enforcement doesn't seem to care. Glad I escaped with only having my truck stolen out of my driveway. Anyone needing home security do not go with AAA Guardian Security. They are horrible as well. I only lived there 2 years and I could write a book based off all my bad experiences with scammers and shady businesses
Restaurants are for DINING not DINNING
ROBOT narrator
West University is not close to U of H.
go back to the title and check your spelling lol
"Known as the bay-you city." At least get the nickname pronunciation right, bro.