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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

League City market numbers
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Hey Jason,
I shot you a PM so we can continue this discussion. I very near League City and invest in the area. It is certainly a great place to invest (both SF and MF).
This is somewhat speculative, but League City is the "nicer" market in the immediate area (newer homes, great school districts, etc.). Many people who work in the refineries down by Galveston live in this area. Home are pretty high in the area for this reason. Home rents are also high, but not ridiculously high.
League City also has a lot of space, and because of this there has been a good deal of new construction in the region. Home prices are high enough that it makes more sense to use that land to develop SFH rather than small MF. There is still certainly opportunity in this area (lots of it), you just have to find it like with anywhere else.
Feel free to reach out.
- JA