The Pros and Cons of Living in Houston Texas | Everything You NEED To Know!

Let's talk about the pros and cons of living in Houston Texas! Like every other city, Houston Texas has its fair share of pros and cons. From the enticing benefits like no state income tax, a thriving housing market, and a diverse culinary scene, to the challenges such as weather patterns and flood risks, we cover it all. Whether you're considering a move or just curious about life in Houston, this guide has everything you need to know! Subscribe to my channel to learn more about Greater Houston Living, and let's connect on social media!

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[AliceLiangHoustonRealtor]

Absolutely! Houston's diversity is truly remarkable. This is great information!🥰👍

[erica]

Native Houstonian here. I hate that housing has doubled in prices in the last 4 years. It used to be so affordable. I also never thought that Houston would be one of the most desirable places to live. Also it’s super hot here. lol.

[Anahi]

Native houstonian here myself and working in mortgage. Y’all…Houston is NOT cheap anymore lmao. That was the case in 2005-2013ish. It’s highly expensive now. I live in east downtown and it’s crazy how expensive it’s gotten the last decade. Also, you’re very pretty sis. Loved the video!

[willmeadows]

Awesome information. Houston is on my list of places to relocate too. Love the homes #1 in my eyes! Thxs..👏🏾

[shadesofvintageblue]

Let me add. We don’t have state income taxes but property taxes is truly expensive. My taxes were much cheaper in Atlanta compared to Houston.

[MrEOM]

For Houston to be such a large city it’s pretty impressive with the housing cost being affordable compared to the other large cities like Chicago and LA

[JPricelesss]

Great video! Native here! Always remember:

Houston is an hour away from Houston 😂

[respecttheroyalty]

And with the heat and the weather is because they’re taking all the trees it’s starting to be more concrete than what it is land and the ozone has really changed

[beautyallure]

Great info! just subscribed coming there soon to check out the real estate to relocate. I just came across your channel

[dawng]

Thanks for providing this useful information!!

[biancahicks]

Bravo! I am preparing to move to Houston, and this video was very honest and helpful! Thank you! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾✝️

[respecttheroyalty]

I’ve traveled to seven different cities and lived in seven different cities for that reason of being in the medical field and hands-down to Htown back when I was trying to get everybody to move here because if you’ve never been anywhere else, you don’t know anything I would tell them, Htown is the perfect placeto raise a family but now that I’ve come back home but I still love my city for what it is as well as trying to be helpful. It’s just a great place all day long.

[indianavice]

Thank you for sharing! I recently started selling personal insurance in the Houston area from out of state. I look forward to visiting and checking out the town!

[respecttheroyalty]

We only have a lot of traffic because everybody is moving down here when it was just the people from Houston here everything was smooth

[Flashback]

If you don’t live in the inner loop you’re not in Houston, if it takes you 45 minutes to an hour to drive to the city you annt in Houston this is for anyone in the Woodlands, Sugerland, Pearland, Katy, Humble Cypress stop telling people you live in Houston you don’t

[respecttheroyalty]

The housing is going up because everybody’s moving here from Chicago New York, Washington and Houston is trying to make you guys feel comfortable when the people that come here they’re coming here because they love the land and they love how big the housing but now that everyone is coming they’re starting to build more and taking away land and it’smaking the houses and It’s making the cost-of-living and housing not so affordable anymore

[PetrolMediaInc]

This has been very informative. Thank you so much. Not afraid of the commute, we are in SoCal. To get anywhere its over an hour on average.

[CuNguyen-ctnk]

I loved living in Houston for a year when I was 15 back in 1996. I would never want to live there again now with a family of 8. It's way too hot and there's constant weather calamities.

[Maria-pvji]

Lets mention low salary, lack of jobs unless you are in healthcare, gas or oil and energy. I am struggling deeply with this since layoff from my remote job in the Northeast. Regrets ...often.

[respecttheroyalty]

And with the heat and the weather is because they’re taking all the trees it’s starting to be more concrete than what it is land and the ozone has really changed and the flooding comes from all the building and the fast building because of the fast pace people moving here