There is a good medical center there, (bigger and nicer than Pearland,) and Baybrook Mall has just finished a stunning remodel/expansion, with valet parking and all that jazz.

It's a very informative read and paints a rosy picture for the future.http://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters...I might consider moving to either the north or west edge of Third Ward (near the Museum District, Med Center, or Midtown) if a really stunning opportunity presents itself.

I was definitely stunned and confused. lol

Purchase price: $400,000 Cash invested: $225,000 Purchased this single-family residence, with a stunning view of the hill country.

Purchase price: $400,000 Cash invested: $400,000 Sale price: $500,000 Enjoy this stunning, renovated END UNIT 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 car attached garage home nestled in the well maintained community of the Laguna Village.

They speak great English because they are born and raised here they know the industry say all the right things.. their main target is the dreamers like Ingrid Robinson was/is.. she was in the health field and decided to do a big development up at Clear Lake CA.. which is where i cut my teeth selling RE back in the 70s and my dad in the 60s .. so when i saw that and the property she wanted to develop there on American greed I was stunned.

In LA, the Asian community will typically not buy a house when a person died in the home.  

In our America, with black guys using magic no-shave powder, bouffant and limp-locked blonde and mouse-brown-haired men who get away with one careless swipe at their whiskers with electrical contraptions, and Asian/Latino guys who are actually able to successfully use a dab of the perversion called "shaving gel" to remove the irregular wispy growth from their baby-soft-skinned chinny-chin-chins, the grim morning ablutions of the true warriors of the beard now often pass unremarked.Dang!

Personally, I’ve been looking in Carrollton/Plano for a SFH house hack (all the best asian food is in Carrollton & Plano).

In Asia parenting , the daily routine is extremely hard (unlike "easy" like the west to current GenZ) that the asian kid has to overachieve their progress anyway regardless of their inheritance status in the future. my grandpa from my side and my wife acquire lot of properties in 1950s for their children, so does my parent and my wife's parent is keep buying property and small store, while I'm buying rental for next generation as well, maybe my kid would do the same.So while "creating a generational wealth" has been applied to us for the last three generation but that doesn't make us spoil but still working hard (due to style of parenting that we got) ..I have lot and lot of doctors in the 1980s and they got their first home from the parent still.