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I just saw the video, out of the four areas you talked about, which one has the best school system? We are looking to relocate now that we have a baby girl.
@@newkirk7591 The schools around Kallison Ranch, Cibolo Canyons, and Veramendi are all exemplary rated so you couldn't go wrong with any of those neighborhoods. The 2 school districts in SA with the highest ratings overall through are Northside ISD and North East Side ISD and it's in those areas that the majority of our clients tend to settle. This video right here goes into more detail about the areas those school districts cover: ua-cam.com/video/5P7ydA0FlX4/v-deo.html When were y'all thinking about moving?
I just bought a house with Lennar. You are right, you just can’t get a better home for less. It was 1500 sqft for 284K; however, they dropped the price down to 238K with a 5.25 APR and paid for the closing and my lease termination. It’s a great starter house. Give my a few years in it and I’ll have it paid off and looking to stair step it up into these nicer houses.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving we are looking for a home for rent in San Antonio just to start off. We want to eventually buy a home and not sure of the area. 4 to 5 bedrooms if possible
It really is, it's one of the top neighborhoods in the New Braunfels area. We've actually helped a few different clients relocating from CA move into that neighborhood. When were you looking at making the move?
Both communities are pretty awesome & everyone we've helped buy/build in those areas really love it there. Really just comes down to whether you'd like to be in NB or Far North SA. Couldn't go wrone either way though!
Hey Greg, I'm thinking about moving by myself to San Antonio sometime in the next 6-12 months. What areas and neighborhoods would you recommend if I'm looking to get an apartment?
The good news is that many of the suburbs and neighborhoods featured on the channel also have a lot of really nice apartment complexes around them as well. The Far West, North West, and Far North outside Loop 1604 are some of the newer areas that have a nicer amenities with their apartments. I'd check out the Alamo Ranch area, Helotes, La Cantera, or Stone Oak. Inside Loop 1604 along I-10 and Hwy 281 you'll find more places that tend to be closer to the "stuff", but those also tend to be a little older. Just kinda depends on what you're looking for.
Yeah, it really is! In fact, we've helped several clients move into that community. Here's the video I did featuring Winding Brook👇🏾 ua-cam.com/video/ePSeub_PhIE/v-deo.html Let us know if you'd like to talk further about this neighborhood or any others.
Hm... I've been to Mexico. Thought it was pretty alright. But I guess if you're not into living in a really cool, diverse, multicultural community, then I could see how San Antonio might not be for you.
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I just saw the video, out of the four areas you talked about, which one has the best school system? We are looking to relocate now that we have a baby girl.
@@newkirk7591 The schools around Kallison Ranch, Cibolo Canyons, and Veramendi are all exemplary rated so you couldn't go wrong with any of those neighborhoods. The 2 school districts in SA with the highest ratings overall through are Northside ISD and North East Side ISD and it's in those areas that the majority of our clients tend to settle.
This video right here goes into more detail about the areas those school districts cover: ua-cam.com/video/5P7ydA0FlX4/v-deo.html
When were y'all thinking about moving?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving awesome thx. We have a friend that lives in New Braunfels and she just sold and bought in that area.
@@newkirk7591 New Braunfels is a pretty cool vibe, really different from anywhere else you could live. Always happy to be a resource!
I just bought a house with Lennar. You are right, you just can’t get a better home for less. It was 1500 sqft for 284K; however, they dropped the price down to 238K with a 5.25 APR and paid for the closing and my lease termination. It’s a great starter house. Give my a few years in it and I’ll have it paid off and looking to stair step it up into these nicer houses.
Congratulations🎉, sounds like you got an awesome deal‼️ Love hearing stories like these 🙌🏾😎
Thank you for sharing, my family and i are actually planning on moving to San Antonio this summer from Tucson.
For sure, thanks for watching! Summer will be here before you know it. How's the home search going?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving we are looking for a home for rent in San Antonio just to start off. We want to eventually buy a home and not sure of the area. 4 to 5 bedrooms if possible
are there any existing neighborhoods already built out like Vida with a town square?
Looking at the Vintage Oaks area! Is that a good area! Would be relocating from CA!
It really is, it's one of the top neighborhoods in the New Braunfels area. We've actually helped a few different clients relocating from CA move into that neighborhood. When were you looking at making the move?
The Veramendi community is one we are keeping our eye on. Cibolo Canyon is also nice.
Both communities are pretty awesome & everyone we've helped buy/build in those areas really love it there. Really just comes down to whether you'd like to be in NB or Far North SA. Couldn't go wrone either way though!
Hey Greg, I'm thinking about moving by myself to San Antonio sometime in the next 6-12 months. What areas and neighborhoods would you recommend if I'm looking to get an apartment?
The good news is that many of the suburbs and neighborhoods featured on the channel also have a lot of really nice apartment complexes around them as well. The Far West, North West, and Far North outside Loop 1604 are some of the newer areas that have a nicer amenities with their apartments. I'd check out the Alamo Ranch area, Helotes, La Cantera, or Stone Oak. Inside Loop 1604 along I-10 and Hwy 281 you'll find more places that tend to be closer to the "stuff", but those also tend to be a little older. Just kinda depends on what you're looking for.
Is the winding brook neighborhood any good?
Yeah, it really is! In fact, we've helped several clients move into that community. Here's the video I did featuring Winding Brook👇🏾
ua-cam.com/video/ePSeub_PhIE/v-deo.html
Let us know if you'd like to talk further about this neighborhood or any others.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you!
Happy to help😎
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Esperanza or bust.
San Antonio was the worst place ive ever lived should be renamed "lil mexico"
Hm... I've been to Mexico. Thought it was pretty alright. But I guess if you're not into living in a really cool, diverse, multicultural community, then I could see how San Antonio might not be for you.