House shopping, you decide.

[goof2]

Originally Posted by zed

yeah, seemed like Orlando and a little south didn't get hit that much though.

That area didn't get hit as bad, but it did get some damage and homeowners is still expensive there. Hurricane Wilma hit on the gulf coast of the state, traveled all the way across the state, and still managed to do significant damage in West Palm on the Atlantic coast.

[HurricaneHeather]

Originally Posted by RACER X

you forgot MESSICANS! lotsa of em

most NOLA's have assimilated and starting working or killed each other off.


damm here i thought i was special, and there are 3 mil like me......

I didn't not forget. You don't have any Mexicans there.

[Fleck750]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

Nope. Take Ed, multiply him by about 3 million, add a few thugs, a few wealthy oil tycoon kids and a crap load of NOLA refugees and that's Houston in a nutshell. It is in no way desireable.

I'd take Detroit over Houston.



Less humidity.

[goof2]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

You think Houston is bad, what about Detroit......Google the Palmer Woods neighborhood to see what I'm talking about -- it's within the city limits and it's really nice. Some local broadcasters & politicians live or lived there.

Houston has areas like that as well. The problem is the only people who can afford to live there are broadcasters, politicians, executives, etc. Instead of the two houses listed by shmike being the same amount you now have a 2,000 sqf home for $500k+ or a 4,000+ sqf newbuild for $200k.

[goof2]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

I didn't not forget. You don't have any Mexicans there.

Fiesta Supermarket would disagree with you.

[RACER X]

Originally Posted by goof2

Houston has areas like that as well. The problem is the only people who can afford to live there are broadcasters, politicians, executives, etc. Instead of the two houses listed by shmike being the same amount you now have a 2,000 sqf home for $500k+ or a 4,000+ sqf newbuild for $200k.

NAW, it'll be more like the old 2000sq ft will be $350k, and if ever sold, the house knocked down and new one built thats 4000sq cuz of the land.

and the new 4000sq ft will $500k.

[RACER X]

example

old house

http://search.har.com/engine/dispSea...759290&class=1

next door

http://search.har.com/engine/dispSea...688422&class=1

[HurricaneHeather]

Originally Posted by goof2

Fiesta Supermarket would disagree with you.

Fiesta? You realize that is one of the few Spanish words that all WHITE people know, right?

I bet you think taco shells come from a box and taco seasoning comes in a little pouch you find near the gravy section don't you?

I'm just messing with you, sorry.

[LeeNetworX]

Originally Posted by RACER X

SPEAK UP EVIL BIG HOUSE OWNER!

Why? lol I don't care if someone thinks my house is too big for us. It's more fun to just read in this thread.

[RACER X]

damm you!