Just like the locust analogy for the aliens in the movie Independence day.Cibalo said:
Here are the top 10 cities with the highest number of people moving out:
1. Los Angeles, California
2. Northern California (San Francisco area)
3. South Florida (Miami area)
4. Long Island, New York
5. Austin, Texas
6. Central Jersey, New Jersey
7. Chicago, Illinois
8. San Diego, California
9. Stockton-Modesto, California
10. Hudson Valley, New York
AgLA06 said:Just like the locust analogy for the aliens in the movie Independence day.Cibalo said:
Here are the top 10 cities with the highest number of people moving out:
1. Los Angeles, California
2. Northern California (San Francisco area)
3. South Florida (Miami area)
4. Long Island, New York
5. Austin, Texas
6. Central Jersey, New Jersey
7. Chicago, Illinois
8. San Diego, California
9. Stockton-Modesto, California
10. Hudson Valley, New York
Moving from city to city, destroying it and moving on without one shred of understanding they are the problem.
Residential construction is my career, fartknocker. Keep on coming, folks!CDUB98 said:
Houston is full. Go the **** away.
You have no clue.evestor1 said:
Houston has two markets right now.
1. A-hole white trash and overweight Hispanics looking for 250-350k.
2. Well to do white folks leaving those neighborhoods and moving to Montgomery county in an effort to escape #1s.
I can't wait to leave. My wife has just started to get the bug. I'd bet we're a few hundred miles away within 3 years.
evestor1 said:
Houston has two markets right now.
1. A-hole white trash and overweight Hispanics looking for 250-350k.
2. Well to do white folks leaving those neighborhoods and moving to Montgomery county in an effort to escape #1s.
I can't wait to leave. My wife has just started to get the bug. I'd bet we're a few hundred miles away within 3 years.
headed west? I want to move home pretty bad.evestor1 said:
Houston has two markets right now.
1. A-hole white trash and overweight Hispanics looking for 250-350k.
2. Well to do white folks leaving those neighborhoods and moving to Montgomery county in an effort to escape #1s.
I can't wait to leave. My wife has just started to get the bug. I'd bet we're a few hundred miles away within 3 years.
yeah - going to cost us about 2mm if we move home. i am trying to convince her to move east to northern georgia or south carolina...having relative success too.Ragoo said:headed west? I want to move home pretty bad.evestor1 said:
Houston has two markets right now.
1. A-hole white trash and overweight Hispanics looking for 250-350k.
2. Well to do white folks leaving those neighborhoods and moving to Montgomery county in an effort to escape #1s.
I can't wait to leave. My wife has just started to get the bug. I'd bet we're a few hundred miles away within 3 years.
you should consider Chattanooga or Guntersville, AL. Right up your alleyevestor1 said:yeah - going to cost us about 2mm if we move home. i am trying to convince her to move east to northern georgia or south carolina...having relative success too.Ragoo said:headed west? I want to move home pretty bad.evestor1 said:
Houston has two markets right now.
1. A-hole white trash and overweight Hispanics looking for 250-350k.
2. Well to do white folks leaving those neighborhoods and moving to Montgomery county in an effort to escape #1s.
I can't wait to leave. My wife has just started to get the bug. I'd bet we're a few hundred miles away within 3 years.
all in all kingwood is a great place for us, but dont really want to be here much longer.
Curious how that poster is wrong?terradactylexpress said:
Tell me you live in cypress without telling me you live in cypress
I read the message as him saying to AgLA06 that evestor lives in Cypress.htxag09 said:Curious how that poster is wrong?terradactylexpress said:
Tell me you live in cypress without telling me you live in cypress
I mean Evestor left off a pretty big damn market....Well to do folks staying in town (Memorial Villages, West U, Oak Forest, etc.). Probably the hottest markets in Houston. Most of those pockets haven't slowed down at all.
If it's obvious that anyone lives in Cypress...or another burb....it's Evestor based on his summary of the Houston market.
AgLA06 said:Just like the locust analogy for the aliens in the movie Independence day.Cibalo said:
Here are the top 10 cities with the highest number of people moving out:
1. Los Angeles, California
2. Northern California (San Francisco area)
3. South Florida (Miami area)
4. Long Island, New York
5. Austin, Texas
6. Central Jersey, New Jersey
7. Chicago, Illinois
8. San Diego, California
9. Stockton-Modesto, California
10. Hudson Valley, New York
Moving from city to city, destroying it and moving on without one shred of understanding they are the problem.
It can be the case. My wife's family is all in the San Diego area and are pretty conservative. far SoCal and far NoCal and the orange county are conservative. The rest of the big cities / population counties, not so much.TJaggie14 said:AgLA06 said:Just like the locust analogy for the aliens in the movie Independence day.Cibalo said:
Here are the top 10 cities with the highest number of people moving out:
1. Los Angeles, California
2. Northern California (San Francisco area)
3. South Florida (Miami area)
4. Long Island, New York
5. Austin, Texas
6. Central Jersey, New Jersey
7. Chicago, Illinois
8. San Diego, California
9. Stockton-Modesto, California
10. Hudson Valley, New York
Moving from city to city, destroying it and moving on without one shred of understanding they are the problem.
Anecdotal evidence, but my neighbor moved from California & I was worried when I saw the Cali plates on his Tesla. However, he slapped a "FJB" bumper sticker on that bad boy & is not bringing that junk to Houston. I look at him more as a refugee escaping the Peoples Republic of California, & not as a locust bringing destruction.
Hopefully this is the case of red states getting more red, and blue states going more blue.
conservative for California is not as conservative as they'd lead you to believe.AgLA06 said:
In my experience though, while they are conservative they still don't look at things the same way the people her do. So those can be fun conversations of "hey by the way".
You sure like to talk in absolutes about things you appear to not know.evestor1 said:conservative for California is not as conservative as they'd lead you to believe.AgLA06 said:
In my experience though, while they are conservative they still don't look at things the same way the people her do. So those can be fun conversations of "hey by the way".
I was gonna say - my in-laws have lived in and around Bakersfield their whole life and are as conservative (if not moreso) than any of my family here in Texas. I'm starting to think evestor is FOS.AgLA06 said:You sure like to talk in absolutes about things you appear to not know.evestor1 said:conservative for California is not as conservative as they'd lead you to believe.AgLA06 said:
In my experience though, while they are conservative they still don't look at things the same way the people her do. So those can be fun conversations of "hey by the way".
and you don't like it - got it !AgLA06 said:You sure like to talk in absolutes about things you appear to not know.evestor1 said:conservative for California is not as conservative as they'd lead you to believe.AgLA06 said:
In my experience though, while they are conservative they still don't look at things the same way the people her do. So those can be fun conversations of "hey by the way".
