More Than Just A Vacation – Houston Investment Areas
Posted on December 29th, 2009
Houston has seen unprecedented growth in its property market in recent times. Surrounded by diverse suburban localities that range from glitzy and glamorous neighborhoods to casual college-centric localities, Houston has arrived on the American real estate scene. People who come to Houston get there dream home, whether it is a large expensive villa or the traditional family style home.
Kingwood
Kingwood is one of Houston’s most rapidly developing suburbs. It is a master-planned community developed by the Friendswood Development firm. Kingwood features “Greenbelts,” a place for the leisure activities of citizens. In recent years, several national retailers have moved stores to a Kingwood location, thereby bringing about a steep increase in popularity of Kingwood amongst other suburbs.
Kingston can be classified as a rather upscale locality with the house prices above the national average. The educational facilities are also top notch with every school recognized by Texas Education Agency.
Clear Lake
Clear Lake owes its development to the expanding aerospace industry of the 60s. It has been a major contributor to the Houston economy since then. Clear Lake is also popularly known as the gateway to bustling Kemah Boardwalk and Galveston Bay areas.
Kemah Boardwalk is thronged by city dwellers that come here to have a relaxed picnic. Populated with a wide variety of games like skee ball etc., it never fails to give its money worth to people on a sunny day. The boardwalk also has arrangements for shopping and eateries to suit the needs of people.
Clear Lake is also famous for its educational competency; the Clear Creek Independent School District has been honored as a “Recognized” school district for six consecutive years.
Sugar Land
Sugar Land borrows its name from the famous Imperial Sugar that had this place as their home base. Recently, CNN/Money ran a feature in Sugarland highlighting more than 2,300 restaurants, 80 theatrical troupes and 50 public libraries that occupy the 30 mile radius from Sugarland. Further, Sugar Land offers eight outdoor parks to its ever increasing populace, which is already more than 70,000 residents strong.
Coming to the educational front, the Sugar Land School District has received high ratings from the Texas Education Agency, and last year was named one of the 100 best school districts in America in which to obtain a fine arts education.
Duke Morgan enjoys sharing what he’s learned about investment property passive income especially with people interested in Houston rental locations.
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