NEW TOP 10 Houston TX suburbs!! The TOP 10 Houston TX Suburbs [EXPLAINED]

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Houston TX has a ton of amazing suburbs, but we are frequently asked which suburbs are the best? Well in this video I deep dive into the different suburbs and explain which suburbs IO find best and why. We cover everything from location, amenities, attractions, geography, schools, things to do, etc. This is a new and updated list after much thought and consideration. We'd love to hear your thoughts on which suburb you think is best and why!

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livinginhtx
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According to the video (but watch for reasons why):

2:15 10. Kingwood
3:30 09. Magnolia & Tomball
4:33 08. Pearland
5:37 07. Montgomery
6:54 06. Friendswood
8:20 05. Cypress
9:38 04. Sugar Land
10:45 03. Conroe
12:27 02. Katy
13:45 01. The Woodlands

pattube
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Great video Kyler, my only critique I have is you did not include the crime rate in any of these suburbs. This is a very important factor in determining a top suburb. Thanks for the video!

bswal
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5.) Cypress: offers everything, massive, golf communities, the best communities to live in; good shopping & dining, boating private lake.

4.)Sugarland: best shopping area; a lot to do, restaurants, shopping, it’s very nice, 30 minute commute to tx.

3.)Conroe: in the woods, pine trees, tollway for commuting, 15 minutes from all shopping, restaurants, private airport

2.)Katy: new construction,

1.)Woodlands: large business, headquarters, amazing shopping, fine dining, outdoor shopping, restaurants, bars, villages with shopping centers.

beauty
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The Houston suburbs are becoming insanely crowded. Traffic is becoming insane. BTW-You keep talking about Conroe and Montgomery as suburbs of Houston. We do not consider them part of Houston at all. As for me, I am considering moving back to the Heights, West U, or Museum District. Houston suburbs are becoming just too crowded for me.

SOBO-sgyt
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10.)Kingwood: cover in trees, flooding issues & older homes.

9.)Magnolia/Tomball: country field & lifestyle.

8.)Pearland: a whole lot to offer; 20 minutes to downtown; higher tax rates in some parts; good shopping.

7.)Montgomery: birthplace of the texas flag; access to boating & fishing lake; classy country vibe.

6.)Friendswood: cost of living really low; very good schools; good shopping, fine dining.

beauty
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Would love to see a video about 10 best areas to live inside the Houston loop.

isabelbibeau
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Great video! I would love to hear about how the average price of homes compare in the different neighborhoods.

jessicag
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Alot of people dont know but the woodlands from the towers and watery is still conroe like cinco ranch is still katy, conroe is very big, this was a good video by the way

Mayoyaquiwarrior
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swap places for Katy and Sugarland and this list on-point. 😎

bruh_hahaha
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Surprised Spring isn't on the list. I know some parts are bad, Harmony in Montgomery County is very beautiful

molonlave
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Missouri City should be part of this as well Sienna and Lake Olympia 2 of the best suburbs to live. Its close to fort bend tollway which access all major highways. Sienna is still growing adding option for new build houses

marcholganza
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I am surprised Richmond is not in it. Aliana and Harvest Green are top notch and more affordable too. Can’t afford SL? Move to Richmond. Between SL and Katy too.
FBC is the most diverse in the country.

Imran-Lalani
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I used to live in Katy before moving to Bridgeland in Cypress. I find it hard to believe that Katy is ranked higher than Sugar Land. Unless you're lumping together Katy, Richmond, and Fulshear, I don't see why it comes in second.

KyleHubb
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I have lived all over the country for work and my best experience was living in Sugar Land BUT it has grown to the point where traffic is horrendous, school rezoning has gotten so out of hand that communities created colored shirts and show up at meetings to demand rezoning of schools. They even want residents walking distance to some of these schools rezoned out to make room for their entitled kids. For this reason we moved to the Memorial area.

reggieclarke
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What part of Houston and/suburbs have the least humidity overall?

Imran-Lalani
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I have lived in Houston longer than this dude been alive. Ill give you real facts....

10) Kingwood. Old houses built in the 70's so cheap. No new construction. Its next to Humble which is total black ghetto and where your major shopping will be. Kids could end up in ghetto schools like Porter High.
9) Tomball/Magnolia good. Terrible direct access to downtown and would be a nightmare commute. "Easy access to downtown" is not true at all.
8) Pearland. Nice area. Where JJ Watt lived. Commute to downtown on 288 and its a total nightmare being the only access road to downtown. "20 minute commute to downtown"??? Hahahaha!!! Not even close! Its bumper to bumper both ways. Plan on 1 hour+
7) Montgomery. Nice, but too far to be commuting to downtown if your job is there.
6) Friendswood. Same as Pearland but you have access to I-45.
5) Cypress. Hes talking Bridgeland area which is NEW Cypress way out on 99, not old Cypress on 290. Direct drive to downtown but will be traffic. TERRIBLE public schools if you're in old Cypress. Its surrounded by bad Mexican neighborhoods.
4) Sugarland. Nice but its next to Stafford which is not a good area. Stafford violent crime is becoming a big issue in Sugarland. Direct commute to downtown but will be bumper to bumper.
3) Conroe. Not bad, its basically same as Magnolia and Woodlands. Eastside of 45 is pure trash ghetto. Bad schools. If commuting you will spend your whole life in your car and rack of thousands in toll road fees..
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Woodlands is terrible compared to Katy. And Katy does NOT have "#1 school district in Harris County" Katy is in Ft Bend County, not Harris County. This dude dont even know that. And Katy is one of the top districts IN TEXAS with their 77494 zip being one of the fastest growing in Texas. The Woodlands is 45 years old, no new houses and growing long in the tooth. Its the same as Kingwood, but better location not next to ghetto and better schools. Nothing exciting about Woodlands, but not a bad place. Commute from Katy is faster too.

SOLDOZER
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I think Missouri City should’ve been on this list

toosmooth
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Nah I live in cypress if you have children the schools is great but there’s not much for them to do as they get older

kaylabeersingh
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Would you say TW has more trees than SL?

Imran-Lalani