Ducks4brkfast said:Who cares about flooding. You can get cheap coverage through the NFIP - $250,000 for structure and $100,000 for contents. Buy that and sleep well at night knowing your $40,000,000 house is insured.Guitarsoup said:
Surrounded by Buffalo Bayou? What's the worse that could happen?
Exactly. If yall don't like it - fine, don't buy it.AgLA06 said:Ducks4brkfast said:Who cares about flooding. You can get cheap coverage through the NFIP - $250,000 for structure and $100,000 for contents. Buy that and sleep well at night knowing your $40,000,000 house is insured.Guitarsoup said:
Surrounded by Buffalo Bayou? What's the worse that could happen?
And apparently not only well high and dry during biggest floods, but upgraded to island property. I'm not understanding you guys trying way too hard to crap on this.
Wait. Did miss the memo on Summerwood? When did it become "The New Woodlands?" Last time I was over there it was trending way more Greenspoint than the Woodlands...Panama Red said:MAS444 said:
I just thought that was the prevailing thought on this board...
Every Houston mega-millionaire now in Carlton Woods or Summerwood aka "The New Woodlands"
https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2022/05/24/hunters-creek-village-estate-listed-60million.htmlPremium said:
What's the list price? I looked and couldn't find it anywhere... maybe I'm an idiot
That would be like the 15th most expensive home in Newport Beach and the 50th in Beverly Hills.K Bo said:https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2022/05/24/hunters-creek-village-estate-listed-60million.htmlPremium said:
What's the list price? I looked and couldn't find it anywhere... maybe I'm an idiot
listing price added, a cool $60mm
guess this name was already takenQuote:
Icon Global Group has launched an international marketing campaign aimed at ultrahigh net worth individuals. The list price is $60 million, the highest published luxury residential list price in Texas, according to the Dallas-based real estate firm.
