.$447,0005.1%14.1%49.0%57.7%Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas$370,000-1.3%0.3%13.9%38.1%Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson, Ind.$350,0000.9%4.6%23.7%54.5%Jacksonville, Fla.$423,000-0.9%1.0%34.2%54.0%Kansas City, Mo.

I still like dishwashers because it helps with the water consumption but low end units probably better without them.Low end units tend to get low end dishwashers so they don't have hard food disposers so they can't handle non-cleaned plates. 

Hi Sean, I am a local real estate agent with an office in Sugar Land and grew up in the Katy area.  

We also provide a welcome basket that gives them items to get through a few days so they don't have to go shopping right when they arrive (2 toilet paper rolls, 1 paper towel roll, small dish soap, small hand soap, 2 dishwasher pods, 2 laundry pods, 3 garbage bags, scrub brush for dishes, a few coffee pods, some sugar packets, etc).

As for the others I don't think most people who own 1,000+ units spend the majority of their income on consumption for themselves the majority is either reinvested or put towards causes that are important to that person in particular. 

While I am only human I have noticed direct correlation between the absence of sugar and high levels of motivation, energy, and daresay optimism; adversely I've noticed that high levels of sugar consumption, especially in daytime hours, lead to horrible crashes of energy, motivation, and daresay depression (not necessarily clinical depression but certainly depressed attitude or state of mind).  

I had gotten off of my diabetes medication about a month after I was diagnosed, and I kept my blood sugars in check with just my diet.

I also know (not think, KNOW - I've seen it) that we are killing our own planet due to unnecessary consumption and greed, and need to knock that $hit off.  

I am also currently working on arranging "March for our Lives" on March 24 in Sugar land area.  

All sarcasm aside, my wife and I grew up poor, live very modestly and strongly dislike over-consumption of consumerism.