Texas traders
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And I'm in SF Bay Area till they turn the lights on in SE TX..but right now The Woodlands got no power.Quote from trackstar:
Woodlands is great minus the traffic.
With that said I am in Dallas right now.
About 90% of Montgomery County is w/out power.
Conroe is as dark as a cave at night.
My mother lives in the Woodlands and her power was back on yesterday. I love the Woodlands. Nicest people in the world. Can real estate be any cheaper there? For 300k you are living in a 1.5 million dollar home on the northshore of Chicago with much better weather.
Yeah I have to agree, we just moved to The Woodlands a couple months ago from the Fort Worth area. Anyone planning a hook up for The Woodland/Houston area?
We had a couple hook ups a few months back but nothing recently. I'd be up for another one soon if we could get a decent turnout and we do it either Friday night or a Saturday... since I daytrade the Asian markets at night I'm kinda busy weeknights.
Pay an extra $100K and get on Lake Travis in Austin.......MUCH better weather with less humidity!
The boating and the babes are ALL GOOD out here on Lake Travis!
http://www.lake-travis.com/
http://www.oasis-austin.com/
http://www.cncaustin.com/
http://www.johnnyfins.com/ClubPortal/ClubStatic.cfm?clubID=268&pubmenuoptID=2818
Thanks for the feedback!
We actually looked at Lake Travis quite a bit (love Lago Vista)
, but the job situation for my wife isn't as stable there. She has way more opportunities in Houston, so we'll be there in a few weeks checking out homes, will decide probably between Atlanta and The Woodlands at that point.
I totally agree on the value, especially coming from Los Angeles, even with the market in free fall it's amazing the deals you can get in Texas. We actually like Los Angeles quite a bit too, but it is painful when we look at real estate. Prices are (even now) at least 500% higher than in Texas even factoring lower wages in most industries.
We actually looked at Lake Travis quite a bit (love Lago Vista)
, but the job situation for my wife isn't as stable there. She has way more opportunities in Houston, so we'll be there in a few weeks checking out homes, will decide probably between Atlanta and The Woodlands at that point.I totally agree on the value, especially coming from Los Angeles, even with the market in free fall it's amazing the deals you can get in Texas. We actually like Los Angeles quite a bit too, but it is painful when we look at real estate. Prices are (even now) at least 500% higher than in Texas even factoring lower wages in most industries.