best suburb for downtown commute: The Groves? Fall Creek? Sugarland?

[htxREcorona]

If you're looking for a quicker commute into Downtown, I highly recommend going to Fall Creek, The Groves, or Summerwood.
The commute time and amount of traffic isn't as bad of a drive compared to going to Sugarland.
However, if you are looking for something more developed in regards to shopping centers and restaurants, you may want to look into Sugarland.

[Astoriahoney]

Originally Posted by houstonview

Check out the Clearlake reserves, no one ever mentions it

For good reason

[usc619]

Originally Posted by HTownNearNative

Please state facts and details and cut the accusations.

The OP is looking at SUBURBS. No “great” commutes to downtown from any suburb (except Fall Creek) compared to living in town (which in most cases is a tough compromise between home budget, school quality and housing quality). Sugar Land is a city with entertainment options like concerts (Smart Financial Centre, Town Centre, Sugar Land Skeeters baseball, Museum of Natural Science Sugar Land, all within driving distance that doesn’t require getting on a freeway. Fall Creek might be closer but there is not much around its surrounding area without hopping on a freeway to downtown and inner loop. Sugar Land is closer to downtown than most suburbs (Katy, The Woodlands, for example are further away).

Areas in the city of Sugar Land with the best freeway access for downtown commuters are definitely worth bringing up since after all, Sugar Land was specifically asked about in the title of this thread.

I quoted the blatant lie you posted, no need to play this game with you. Most on this forum knows I like Sugarland, and most knows I'm a straight shooter. Sugarland does not offer a better commute than Fall Creek.
FYI; the OP mentioned MPCs

[Htown2013]

Originally Posted by bayson60

How hard is it to get new/near new construction in Sugar Land for under $400K? We were trying to stay between $350k and $380K.

The smallest and cheapest properties in Telfair would get you that. Riverpark would get you under that, just make sure you get in city of Sugar Land. Smallest and cheapest parts of Riverstone in Sugar Land ETJ should get you that.

[houstonview]

Originally Posted by Astoriahoney

For good reason

Would love to hear your thoughts on what’s wrong with Clearlake area & the clear lake reserves ?

[tstone]

I've been in Clear Lake for about 14 years, as my job has taken me from Uptown to the Ship Channel to the Golden Triangle. However I personally wouldn't spend the kind of money they are asking for in The Reserve. Quiet area, and the proximity to downtown is better than most people realize, but it was built on a former brownfield and the population is aging. It is a bedroom community above all else but if NASA takes off one of these days that could change.