I've lived here since January (in the Towne Lake area), and I'm liking it a lot. North Cypress is really where the trees are, and the neighborhoods are built in gorgeous pine forests that extend from the Houston area northward for about 200 miles. Although south Cypress doesn't have the trees, I prefer it, because I've experienced living in a forest, and the tree maintenance and damage to homes during storms made it not worth it to me. Overall, the ethnic and cultural diversity is something I like about Cypress. Like many new residents, I was surprised, but it's the way Texas is and I like it.
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I've lived here since January (in the Towne Lake area), and I'm liking it a lot. North Cypress is really where the trees are, and the neighborhoods are built in gorgeous pine forests that extend from the Houston area northward for about 200 miles. Although south Cypress doesn't have the trees, I prefer it, because I've experienced living in a forest, and the tree maintenance and damage to homes during storms made it not worth it to me. Overall, the ethnic and cultural diversity is something I like about Cypress. Like many new residents, I was surprised, but it's the way Texas is and I like it.
Nice video. Could you please tour KB Homes community in Cypress. KB homes are much cheaper than other builders.