For one like said above Pearland is very nice yes but extremely saturated, the traffic there on it’s own is very bad.

However, it is a bit too small and slow from our surrounding larger cities (Orlando, Gainesville, Tampa & Daytona)My worse nightmare is regular heavy traffic since I drive quite a bit for work so I prefer to visit the larger nearby cities, but not actually live there.Being a Florida resident we get substantial discounts for annual passes to Disney and having children we go to Orlando often.

Hi Kevin.I guess you'd need to know what area of REI you want to be in.  2- 3 hrs from Forest Hills, barring traffic will find you all over.

Getting a lot of low balls but traffic is steady.A contractor friend has asked to buy on terms.

What kind of infrastructure is in the pipeline to help traffic flow out of Eagle Mountain?

We put the house on the market about a month ago and have had almost zero traffic (two showings).

It has had a ton of traffic via zoom though.

It's a powerful tool for real estate investors; but also crucial to our economy as a whole.It’s something economists spend considerable resources tracking & attempting to adjust on federal and state government levels; but this dynamic is often better demonstrated on city/town levels simply because the results are more readily seen.Let's take for example a small town that needs a traffic light; but can only afford a stop sign.

So, @Matt Silverstone I’m not sure that the reason for your low traffic and bookings is because of that.

Good traffic, but no offers can only mean one thing.