Which Town Do You Think Is the Most Diverse? (Houston: homes, live in)

[texx]

Wow, those statitcs are really surprising; 74% white would have never guessed!

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by Timnwendy

Well, one thing that comes to mind is that the actual Pearland city limits do not include major parts of the Silverlake subdivision, and some others, which are known to be extremely diverse communities. So those residents would be excluded from the statistics. Pearland itself has some really strange city limit boundaries, which is why the population estimates don't really reflect the volume of people living in the area. Just my opinion.

So true. The area seems much bigger than it really is. My family lives in the City Park Subdivision and this one other subdivision off Almeda-Genoa.

There about a good 5-10 minutes (without traffic) from the Pearland Town Center.

[Big Dirty]

Originally Posted by xavier1774

According to City-Data, Races in Sugar Land:

• White Non-Hispanic (60.8%)
• Chinese (10.1%)
• Hispanic (8.0%)
• Asian Indian (6.8%)
• Black (5.2%)
• Two or more races (2.4%)
• Other race (2.3%)
• Other Asian (2.3%)
• Vietnamese (2.0%)
• Filipino (1.9%)
• Korean (0.6%)
• American Indian (0.5%)

Interesting
Races in Houston:

• Hispanic (37.4%)
• White Non-Hispanic (30.8%)
• Black (25.3%)
• Other race (16.5%)
• Two or more races (3.1%)
• Vietnamese (1.7%)
• Chinese (1.2%)
• Asian Indian (1.0%)
• American Indian (0.8%)
• Other Asian (0.6%)

Exactly where do white people live in Houston? I really only ever see white people in The Heights, Montrose, and River Oaks.

[jfre81]

Originally Posted by Big Dirty

Exactly where do white people live in Houston?

Here.

[tstone]

Originally Posted by Big Dirty

Exactly where do white people live in Houston? I really only ever see white people in The Heights, Montrose, and River Oaks.

Westchase area, parts of Memorial maybe, Uptown, Upper Kirby, Midtown, Medical Center. Add most of Clear Lake and Kingwood to those census figures, too.

Edit: I say "parts of memorial maybe" since many of those villages are their own cities like Bellaire, therefore not part of the Houston census.

[Big Dirty]

Ahhhh, some burbs were included in the stats.

[texx]

It seems that most of the western part of the Inner Loop west of 288 is mostly white but that is just my perception

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by texx

It seems that most of the western part of the Inner Loop west of 288 is mostly white but that is just my perception

All the white people live in The Woodlands.....

[Texas User]

Originally Posted by texx

Wow, those statitcs are really surprising; 74% white would have never guessed!

For what city?

[Texas User]

Originally Posted by Big Dirty

Exactly where do white people live in Houston? I really only ever see white people in The Heights, Montrose, and River Oaks.

The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, Cypress.