AVOID Building in the Wrong Master Planned Community

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In this video I go over the common "hidden" red flags when it comes to building homes in Houston Master planned communities.
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1 июл 2024

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@livinginhouston 17 дней назад

If you are buying or selling in Houston, get in touch! Email me: daniellekim.htx@gmail.com Phone: 702.406.8120 Form and I'll contact you: zfrmz.com/dfMNtz4KmdVbN6XncAlW Freebies: stan.store/thedaniellekim Instagram: @thedaniellekim

@eddiefniii Месяц назад

Demand HOA fees back. Thats why you pay a HOA! Part of it is…

@CodeMom 29 дней назад

Do you think SUNTERRA has too many investors and may lower the cost of resale later on?

@luxyvip Месяц назад

What’s up with Creekland village in Bridgeland with all the entry level builders

@xonexcoolxgirlx Месяц назад

What do u think of sierra vista from land Tejas in rosharon, TX?

@akrammasood3480 Месяц назад

Hi ma’am, what is your opinion of harvest green section 45 ? Is it a good area ? Is it in a flood zone ?

@unbreakable.1234 Месяц назад

What do you think of Grand Cetral Park, Conroe vs. Woodland Hills at Willis?

@livinginhouston Месяц назад

Both are nice communties. Grand Central Park has a better location. The woodlands hills is the same developer as The Woodlands and Bridgeland.

@tyerrascott6596 Месяц назад

Have you heard of the community Grange? I've been following their development and they just started announcing their builders. Unfortunately out of my price range 😅

@tmangak1997 Месяц назад

Do you think Bridgeland goes into the category of slow growing community? Or would you say it’s an exception?

@livinginhouston Месяц назад

It’s been going at a steady pace for the amount of housing within the community. First section in Bridgeland started 17 years ago, but the entire project was planned to take 30 years total. I think it’ll finish before then.