Anyone working in Houston Texas?

Is there anyone that is going to be working in Houston come this Fall? I will be moving there this summer and just wondering if wso will be represented in H-Town.

What company will you be working for and where do you plan on living ? Me and a buddy are currently looking for some places. I forgot how cheap it is to live in Houston, and we are looking at the more "expensive" apts.

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whooopIs there anyone that is going to be working in Houston come this Fall? I will be moving there this summer and just wondering if wso will be represented in H-Town.

What company will you be working for and where do you plan on living ? Me and a buddy are currently looking for some places. I forgot how cheap it is to live in Houston, and we are looking at the more "expensive" apts.

A number of my friends will be working down in Houston, and they've told me apartments in the better parts of Houston run $1500/month, just like in NY. Wouldn't necessarily call that cheap.

 
JJC][quote=whooop]

A number of my friends will be working down in Houston, and they've told me apartments in the better parts of Houston run $1500/month, just like in NY. Wouldn't necessarily call that cheap.

lol

you are missing a big difference

in Houston, 1500/month buys you a palace in NYC, 1500/month buys you a run-down walkup in Alphabet City that you have to share with 3 other people.

 
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whooop]

A number of my friends will be working down in Houston, and they've told me apartments in the better parts of Houston run $1500/month, just like in NY. Wouldn't necessarily call that cheap.

lol

you are missing a big difference

in Houston, 1500/month buys you a palace in NYC, 1500/month buys you a run-down walkup in Alphabet City that you have to share with 3 other people.

hahah so true.

 
whooopExactly what I'm saying. 1500 will get you 1300+ sq ft in some of the nicest area codes in the states. Jackass

this is your exact post: "A number of my friends will be working down in Houston, and they've told me apartments in the better parts of Houston run $1500/month, just like in NY. Wouldn't necessarily call that cheap"

that isn't what you were saying at all. and if it is, you said it extraordinarily poorly and should be ashamed of yourself.

walrus out

 

The midtown and montrose areas are really nice, close to downtown and the bars (washington ave and midtown) and filled with young professionals (most of them work in oil and gas, finance and law). And $1500/month for rent is slightly overstated. I'm going to be living in a large 2-2 in one of the newer complexes about 4 minutes from downtown and will be paying $850 for my share of rent (I have a roommate). One bedrooms can be gotten for about $1000.

 

I live here and I think Houston is a good look for young professionals. You definetly will get your money's worth for space, location is important as most drives will be 10-30 mins. Prime locations: DT, midtown, River Oaks, Rice Village, Galleria, Heights, Montrose, Museum District. If you are going to work in Greenway Plaza definetly stay around there, b/c if you don't have a car you are pretty much handicapped. Public transportation sucks.

 
monty09I leased in West U a 1300 sf two bedroom with garage and parking spot for $1100 a month... bought a 2000 sf home one mile away and still pay $1100.... no where and I mean no where are you finding that... and I worked for a bb with all the perks of NYC pay with Houston living cost....

i host a end of summer steak night so if in houston.. hit me up..

No beginning of summer steak night this year?

 

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