Ngoziiiiiii! I'm moving to Houston next month! What neighborhoods would you recommend for walkability and easy access to a park or other outdoor recreation? Girl, you were right about Atlanta. It's not for me and I see what you meant now about living here lmfaoooo. PLEASE recommend a few neighborhoods for me to check out because I don't want to pick wrong lmfao.
Hey!! Yes come on over! I would recommend Montrose, Memorial Park, Museum District, midtown, etc. Check out my other video on best neighborhoods for young professionals. I have some apartment tours coming up later this month as well.
I keep hearing this! I wanted to move to Conroe after visiting once and thought I wanted to be in that area but after reading reviews I'm not interested. I need honest opinions.. I have a daughter going into the 8th grade
@@lidiat6427 Conroe is very rural and having your own transportation is necessary unlike in Houston where public transportation is available readily. There are areas in Harris County that have great schools. Charter and private schools are also great options if that’s a major factor in where you would like to live.
I understand your concern but this video is best neighborhoods for all not just Black/African Americans. I will work on a separate video specifically for Black people. Thanks for watching.
Tomball and Spring
Ngoziiiiiii! I'm moving to Houston next month! What neighborhoods would you recommend for walkability and easy access to a park or other outdoor recreation? Girl, you were right about Atlanta. It's not for me and I see what you meant now about living here lmfaoooo. PLEASE recommend a few neighborhoods for me to check out because I don't want to pick wrong lmfao.
Hey!! Yes come on over! I would recommend Montrose, Memorial Park, Museum District, midtown, etc. Check out my other video on best neighborhoods for young professionals. I have some apartment tours coming up later this month as well.
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@@EJIMANnenaNgozi Thank you! I'll check these out and I'll check out your other video right now.
You left out Pearland, Webster, Clear Lake, League City, Humble, Spring, Cypress.
Yes this was just 6. At the end I mentioned there are so many more.
Can you point me in the right direction in Spring? Away from the rough areas.
The commute times to downtown from these areas are an hour or more easy in rush hour
For sure!
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I was with you until you said Conroe. I’m currently in the Heights and NEVER would I recommend that place. Sis do you know how racist that place is???
I keep hearing this! I wanted to move to Conroe after visiting once and thought I wanted to be in that area but after reading reviews I'm not interested. I need honest opinions.. I have a daughter going into the 8th grade
@@lidiat6427 Conroe is very rural and having your own transportation is necessary unlike in Houston where public transportation is available readily. There are areas in Harris County that have great schools. Charter and private schools are also great options if that’s a major factor in where you would like to live.
I understand your concern but this video is best neighborhoods for all not just Black/African Americans. I will work on a separate video specifically for Black people. Thanks for watching.
@TryTiffiny Yes schools are very important. What areas in Spring would you recommend? I'm thinking about charter schools for my daughter.
@@lidiat6427 Sam Houston State University Charter Schools in my opinion is a great diverse school that has a location in Spring.
Friendswood