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TRUE Top 5 Places To Live In San Antonio - Crime, Schools, Nightlife, Population
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2021
- Everyone defines the best areas they want to live differently. This is true information on 5 different places around San Antonio where I break down, Crime and Safety, schools, Nightlife, and population. There is so much information out there and I wanted to expose the TRUTH!
-Tre
tre@callthecavalrygroup.com
I just transferred here to San Antonio for work. And I am so thankful for finding your channel! I have 2 kiddos and I feel stressed about choosing a place to live where the schools will be safe and a positive learning environment. Thank You for sharing!!!🙏🤍 God Bless You!!!
I really like the Helotes, Stone Oak and Castle Hills areas. I’ve lived in New Braunfels for 14 years now. Having lived in multiple states and cities. But New Braunfels is simply an awesome little city. By the way crime has never been an issue for me or any of my neighbors here in New Braunfels. No one talks about crime here because it isn’t an issue. I mean, yes it happens but it seems so infrequent that no one is preoccupied with it. An unruly Drunk tourist is what this little city usually deals with.
Yes! Totally agree, with the tourism comes some issues but over all New Braunfels is a great suburb! There is so much to do for everyone too
Good video and thanks for showing the NE side some love LOL. I just moved here from Denver a few months ago, and knew nothing about San Antonio other than the Alamo. Most of the YOuTubers I saw were touting west and NW and Stone Oak for whatever reason. When I would fly down here on the weekends to look around I decided to build NE; I'm off of I-10 close to Converse (I have a Converse address, anyways). I"m in Judson ISD, which I hear is not bad. There is a MAMMOTH newish looking high school on the other side of my master planned community so I'm assuming the schooling is decent (I don't have kids so wasn't a dealbreaker to me). There is tons of new development for under $300,000, and it's quiet. If I want night life I am literally 18 minutes from downtwon/The Pearl. Since its still new and rural I have to drive to either east SA or the Forum for Target and major shopping but that's fine. But again, this is the first video that I saw that gave this side of town a little love-I think it's great as well as being a lot cheaper on average than the other areas the other folks were really steering folks to.
That is amazing! The Northeast side of San Antonio is definitely a better pick for cost of living, traffic, home appreciation, and your wayyyy closer to areas like the pearl, just as you mentioned. They are building out Seguin and New Braunfels and 35 corridor too. Thanks so much for the feedback!
Awesome info. I’m looking to buy. In SA within 3-4 months. Where is a tough decision. So what’s side has ghettos/gang culture. I’m trying to get away from that
@@mavericksization Yes! Our team would love to help with finding an area for your family. Please send an email to tre@callthecavalrygroup.com and we can set up a quick Zoom call to show you areas
@@mavericksization Like most major cities San Antonio neighborhoods can vary in quality just by a difference of several blocks. For gang activity avoid inner west side or far southwest side.
Great video and very informative! Also, great shirt- love Black Rifle coffee!
Thank you Sir! It’s nice to hear some positive feedback on YT every once in awhile 🤗
I live in San Antonio and I was thiiiiisssss close to talking smack about how none of these are actually San Antonio until I saw the name of your channel 😂 I get it, y’all aren’t coming here to live in San Antonio, you probably just want a short commute to a job and a good school for your kids. I’ll say my piece anyways cause I feel like I gotta get it off my chest.
Garden Ridge and Castle Hills just don’t provide the same sense of pride and community that San Antonio does, nor do they provide the same quality of services and infrastructure. Alamo Heights residents are probably the only residents of the incorporated cities which would actually tell an outsider that they’re from Alamo heights rather than from San Antonio. New Braunfels is it’s own thing entirely.
I think that if you’re the type of person who actually wants to live in suburban sprawl then DFW is probably a better place for you to land. Being a San Antonian comes with a unique pride in our place in history and our tejano culture. San Antonio is a big city with a strong identity and if you don’t jive with that then there’s better places to be.
Well said! I agree about about pride and community in San Antonio. People of San Antonio are very proud and there is lots of great communities around San Antonio.
Alamo Heights is very exclusive lol but with all the in migration it’s definitely changing the demographics.
Oh man to me DFW is a mess with its big city life. The suburbs to me are even more exclusive and I don’t know enough about the culture in the city.
Thanks for sharing Dereck!
I used think I wanted to move to a Garden Ridge gated neighborhood, but then I went to neighborhood party and was turned off by the loud Vietnam wives who married military men. I’ll stay in my little Terrell Hills home where I love my neighbors lol
@@valcox2073 I live downtown and I wouldn’t be caught dead in either lol. I grew up in a wealthy gated community and went to a private school, and I think living in that kind of bubble seriously stunted my social development. I know my parents probably wanted the best for me but that upbringing fostered an irrational fear of things like urban crime and homeless people that took me years to get over. I want my kids to know all their neighbors, to feel comfortable walking to school, and to grow up playing in the downtown streets like my grandparents did.
Downtown isn’t cheap but me and my fiancée live close enough to everything we need that we can just walk/bike everywhere, or occasionally take an Uber/bus if we need to go somewhere further out. The money/time/stress savings of living car-free is well worth it.
@@Derek.Mitchell You are correct unfortunately! I have witnessed firsthand with my own children, but I have been here 21 years and this is my husband’s neighborhood for way too long! I’m used to it now, I love the beautiful big trees, big private yards and over all nice neighborhood! Plus how safe it is and we all know each other! It’s our home.
I’ve been living in San Antonio for 2 years now, the safest neighborhood isn’t on there. I live here in the Dominion and it’s very secure… friend of mine lives up in Anaqua Springs Ranch and it is also very secure and quiet… I’d say these are the top 2 neighborhoods to live in if you can afford it.
Are these areas near Lackland AFB? How much is the average housing price to the place you've mentioned?
@@bekind3050 Not near the Air Force base, it’s North side on IH-10 heading towards Boerne. Houses in the Dominion range from 1 million to 10 million and Anaqua Spring Ranch isn’t as big of a neighborhood as the Dominion so houses there start at about 1.5 million and up.
Agree I'm from Boerne stage road and live on ranch near comfort now. It's coming my way
Kinda missed all Far west side of town...Alamo Ranch area and everything north and west of it. Lost of growth out toward Castroville.
Yes it didn’t make the list but still very great communities to live! Alamo Ranch isn’t my fav becuase of the traffic but Castroville is beautiful!
I just moved here from Houston. I selected Castle Hills, it’s in the middle of San Antonio but we are our own city with own police, fire and mayor. I feel in love with large lots and mid century charm.
Does I10 west going to Boerne have HOV lanes?
Castle Hills is a VERY beautiful town with everything you just said. The homes are all custom and well maintained. My favorite part of Castle Hills is the local food (Viva Pho) and the HEB has lots of local and organic groceries.
Yes, i-10 now has HOV lanes westbound and eastbound from Boerne (Pronounced bur-nee) LOL to San Antonio with no tolls! It definitely helped the flow of traffic
Moving from Phoenix to SA area, hoping the humidity isnt going to kill me. Lmao
What about Cibolo Canyons by TPC?
hi, which san antonio suburb do you recommend with great K-12 schools that are not a hellscape?
I have an entire video on school ratings on this channel. If you want to schedule a call, shoot us a message 😊
Stone oak or Alamo ranch
My husband will join the SwRI team (Southwest Research Institute) soon .. what are you advices please? We have 4 kids
New Braunfels is NOT San Antonio
New Braunfels is not a San Antonio neighborhood, neither is Shertz Texas !
Great observation!
They’re both in the SA metro. None of the places he mentioned are in SA proper. They’re all in the metro.
What’s the website to check the schools and crime rates
I heard the house there in schertz area have foundation issues
Hey Quincy! The topography of the house usually determines if houses have foundation issues. I don’t think Schertz has it worse than anywhere else but the closer to the flood zone areas the more likely it will shift. Foundation issues are common through all of south Texas tho
Soooo basically just stay on the north side of San Antonio lol.
Depends on what you like and what is important in your community 😅
@@SanAntonioSuburbs lol well I just moved here to the castle hills area and couldn’t be happier ! Your vids really helped me and my wife pick out an area . Thanks !
What about Windcrest? Live Oak?
I prefer Live Oak over Windcrest
Good to know. Thanks!
What would you say is good area for older Retirees
What about the Stone Oaks area ? I thought it should make the list
Hey Kenny! I have a separate video only about Stoneoak. Stone Oak is a great place to live but I wanted to highlight other areas. These areas are the top five people don’t really notice 😊
To be honest, Stone Oak is not San Another style! More of new money from Mexico and people coming from other countries! I could be wrong, just what I have encountered.
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Yes!
I don’t believe this guy is in San Antonio. The way the described he areas doesn’t make sense. Boerne / Fair Oaks are extremely isolated/takes an hour to get to city, anywhere other than NW side.
Top 5 places to live in SA are not actually not in SA 😐😐😐 DAFAQ
Live off Scenic Loop, the Hill Country part of Bexar Co.
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