Kerrville is a nice place but if you do move here, be careful about hiring a contractor. The one I hired stole from me. He seemed like a decent guy but when I started digging into the books because there were “delays” and “new problems,” I found out what he was doing. Just watch every penny and check every receipt. Edit: I was also double charged by a plumber here in Kerrville. Get everything in writing and don’t be afraid to sue.
The fact that you say that these are the 5 best subdivisions to live in almost suggests that of the other subdivisions may be somewhat problematic. Is this the case?
Not necessarily! We have a ton of subdivisions and neighborhoods in Kerrville, it’s honestly hard to pick the top 5. Comes down to personal preference.
Also, a trend that I'm seeing everywhere among the more affluent retirees is the fact that they like to live in gated communities that have a whole variety of amenities readily available to them. Kerrville is no exception here. It is a very nice place to retire and my grandfather actually retired in Kerrville decades ago.
Lived in Kerrville my whole life and have only heard of two of these "neighborhoods" which are white and affluent. Look a little harder, and do a little more research, and you just might find that Kerrville isn't worth any of these prices.
Just depends on what you’re looking for and what you want from life. I am also from Kerrville, born at the Peterson hospital… and I personally love living in Kerrville.
If you are a liberal democrat, yes move to Kerrville now, like immediately. If you are a conservative, you will NOT fit in. Remember don’t accidentally walk on private land, with a gun, you’ll be doing 7 years in a state pen. Pick a wild flower 2 nights in jail. Pick an apple and you ass is theirs. People are very well behaved in Kerrville, because the constable enforces all 10,000 bullshit ordinances. One constable told me, if I avoid him I’m breaking the law. So go ahead move to the people’s republic of Kerrville.
# 6... Methodist Encampment Subdivision... like a different country. Very unique.
That's very true! The first house my parents owned in my lifetime was up there.
Kerrville is a nice place but if you do move here, be careful about hiring a contractor. The one I hired stole from me. He seemed like a decent guy but when I started digging into the books because there were “delays” and “new problems,” I found out what he was doing. Just watch every penny and check every receipt.
Edit: I was also double charged by a plumber here in Kerrville. Get everything in writing and don’t be afraid to sue.
The fact that you say that these are the 5 best subdivisions to live in almost suggests that of the other subdivisions may be somewhat problematic. Is this the case?
Not necessarily! We have a ton of subdivisions and neighborhoods in Kerrville, it’s honestly hard to pick the top 5. Comes down to personal preference.
Also, a trend that I'm seeing everywhere among the more affluent retirees is the fact that they like to live in gated communities that have a whole variety of amenities readily available to them. Kerrville is no exception here.
It is a very nice place to retire and my grandfather actually retired in Kerrville decades ago.
Lived in Kerrville my whole life and have only heard of two of these "neighborhoods" which are white and affluent. Look a little harder, and do a little more research, and you just might find that Kerrville isn't worth any of these prices.
Just depends on what you’re looking for and what you want from life. I am also from Kerrville, born at the Peterson hospital… and I personally love living in Kerrville.
If you are a liberal democrat, yes move to Kerrville now, like immediately. If you are a conservative, you will NOT fit in. Remember don’t accidentally walk on private land, with a gun, you’ll be doing 7 years in a state pen. Pick a wild flower 2 nights in jail. Pick an apple and you ass is theirs. People are very well behaved in Kerrville, because the constable enforces all 10,000 bullshit ordinances. One constable told me, if I avoid him I’m breaking the law. So go ahead move to the people’s republic of Kerrville.