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It's relatively cheap to live in Houston and the economy was doing well in Houston in 2014 (and still is but the O&G industry is getting hit now).
Houston metro: 38,300
All of California: 38,600
Crazy .
Texas must really suck.
It's relatively cheap to live in Houston and the economy was doing well in Houston in 2014 (and still is but the O&G industry is getting hit now).
High end housing & higher end renovations in the LA/ OC regions….Not much going on in the affordable lower end housing…Rent is at a premium…
Not many places left in California to build new homes.
Really?
Why does Texas suck?
just ask boutons.
yep, really, "places" reasonably close to work, and close to where people want to live.
specifically where are these 38K homes in Houston going to be built?
Or, perhaps it's easier to get permits in Texas?
Houston sucks.
Traffic, weather, make it an absolute hole.
But of course I'm one of those people that appreciates San Antonio.
The new Green Way riding and walking paths are really nice.
Yeah, Houston does suck, tbh.
Agree houston sucks. Tiger stripe Mosquitos big as birds. Forget going out in the yard at night.
Yeah, you'd have to pay me a lot of money to move to Houston. A lot.
I made that mistake out of college. Got offered starting salary equivalent to 70K today @ 21 years old. Couldn't resist it. First winter went almost three months without seeing the sun. Rained almost every day. I freaking hated it.
The humidity in Houston sucks but isn't that bad. Houston has better food (unless Mexican food is literally the only thing you eat), better art/museum/culture scene, better bars and better night life. If you are young, it's a much better place to be. I love and I mean love San Antonio. It's a great place to grow up but there are so many better places to live in if you're a young adult.
I'm from Houston. It sucks.
I've lived in both cities too.
Most of the new housing in the area will be multi-family, I would warrant.
Nat gas boom, I would guess. Houston is one of the prime beneficiaries of that. Doubt 2015 will look that way.
Source link? (would like to read a bit more)
just because there's a permit doesn't mean there's a house, and no zoning makes that more possible.
how can you get a building permit for a lot if it's not zoned residential/buildable?
Why would you get a permit if you're not gonna build?
how can you get a permit if the city says you can't build there?
Yeah i don't get what he's saying either
there IS NO zoning in houston. you can build all what you want where you want. including investing in property for future markets. doesn't mean you've built a new home there.
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