Just take a quick look at the Sugar Land market update and it’s easy to see that this area of Texas is still, by most people’ standards, to be one of the best places to live in Texas, if not America.
In fact, ever since a 2006 survey by CNN Money ranked Sugar Land the Third Best Place to Live in America, this area of Texas has been given the recognition it deserves. From a high quality of life to top-notch education standards and quality housing, Sugar Land is often found on the top of the list when it comes to Texas living.
Life in Sugar Land is affordable and comfortable and, by community standards, quite grand. There are loads of business opportunities in Sugar Land, as well as schools that have been ranked “exemplary” by the state. For many individuals, Sugar Land is simply the perfect place in Texas to raise a family.
This Houston city features some of he most upscale real estate, as well. In fact, the Sugar Land market update, at any time, features high-end home sales.
The Master-Planned Community of Riverstone
Within Sugar Land is the community of Riverstone, a highly sought after master-planned community where you can find some of Sugar Land’s most expensive homes.
Riverstone is a fine example of the communities found in Sugar Land, as it features nearly 250 acres of lakes, nearly 500 acres of land devoted to recreational space and parks, and miles upon miles of trails, all which connect each neighborhood within the community.
Residents of Riverstone enjoy many community amenities, as well, including: lush swimming complexes, accented with picturesque waterfalls and lake views; playgrounds; lighted tennis courts; and many walkways and trails.
Another unique feature of Riverstone is the three-and-a-half-acre dog park; the first of its kind in the Sugar Land area. From leash-free enclosed areas to canine obstacle courses and pet cleaning stations, it allows pet owners to provide their beloved dogs with the best amenities and services, as well.
Located in Fort Bend County, Sugar Land enjoys a secluded feeling, yet is quite accessible to Houston and its Central Business District. Fort Bend is now one of the fastest growing counties in the country thanks, in part, to the huge success of Sugar Land its communities.
The 2010 Houston real estate market may be a work in progress, of sorts. Just this year alone we have seen a more stabilized market, with plenty of room for growth and improvement.
Just a few decades ago an interesting trend took place; families began moving from the city to the suburbs. They began searching for quiet streets and small neighborhoods and, more importantly, affordable housing.
If you are one of the many investors sitting on the sidelines waiting for the perfect opportunity to snag in-demand commercial real estate, now may be your chance.