Caliisthemission

2y

What’s London like? I know it was one of the most expensive, at least a few years ago

ghosting

2y

lmao why tf would you want to live in Texarkana

Jihyo

2y

Safe suburbs with great schools, low crime, and well educated residents 15-25 mins outside of Dallas and Houston (Katy, Sugar Land, Plano, The Woodlands, etc) will get you 3-5000 sq ft in a modern/renovated construction.

Often 4+ bedrooms with beautiful interiors, modern kitchens/bathrooms, and pools.

I’ve been looking at homes there for a while now but still deciding if it’s worth leaving NYC. Maybe when I start having kids.

americana

2y

The problem is Texas is like a third world country

ghosting

2y

lmao why tf would you want to live in Texarkana

Jihyo

2y

That’s what everyone says but I won’t knock it til I try it

I imagine if you stay in the Houston/Dallas metro area it won’t be too terrible

I’m looking at other areas too but Texas definitely gives you the most bang for your buck when it comes to the house itself

Grenouille

2y

If we’re talking specifically central London, it probably falls in between Hong Kong and New York. I’d guess around 250-320 sq ft.

ghosting

2y

bro said texas like its a city 🧍🏻‍♂️

gabapentin

2y

They got wifi in Texarkana

loner

2y

Location > Size

loner

2y

Location > Size

loner

2y

Texas is not prime real estate

Undecided

2y

This is for a house anywhere in east Texas. I used that as an example.

Jihyo

2y

Safe suburbs with great schools, low crime, and well educated residents 15-25 mins outside of Dallas and Houston (Katy, Sugar Land, Plano, The Woodlands, etc) will get you 3-5000 sq ft in a modern/renovated construction.

Often 4+ bedrooms with beautiful interiors, modern kitchens/bathrooms, and pools.

I’ve been looking at homes there for a while now but still deciding if it’s worth leaving NYC. Maybe when I start having kids.

gabapentin

2y

The suburbs you listed are all very comfortable places to live (if u got the money like that of course)

But I’d get in earlier rather than later on the real estate thing, it’s not going to get any cheaper as more and more people’s revealed preferences lead them to move there

Jihyo

2y

Feel that. It’s just such a big decision. I been in NYC my entire life and I wish I could stay here

I’m just at a point now where I’m married and we both want that picket fence and a backyard with a pool type s***. I’m well off but not enough for an 8 mil house in NYC metro.