Looking for mainly white neighborhood in houston (The Woodlands, Friendswood: schools, live)

[usc619]

Originally Posted by EasilyAmused

In the OP's price range, yes.

Originally Posted by LizzySWW

Of the three schools zoned to Green Trails the "whitest" one is 65%. The other Katy neighborhoods are even more diverse - you are SOL.

There are a few 90% white Houston neighborhoods, but you can't even buy a lot without a house.

I was thinking the same thing....Kool-aid money with champagne taste lol

[usc619]

Originally Posted by Redlionjr

I didn't have a problem with the OP wanting to find a mainly white neighborhood. But I did have a problem when they wanted educated hispanics in the area along with the mostly white groups. Even in threads where one is asking for ethnic neighborhoods they never ask for specific groups of ethnic groups to bring into the mix of the dominate ethnic group in the area. I don't know if the threadstarter was joking because I've heard white forum members complain about minorities looking for minority dominate neighborhoods before or what. Like I stated I have no problem if they were looking for a mainly white area in the city. It's that "educated hispanic" that I didn't care for.

BINGO, most of her defenders will ignore that part.

[EasilyAmused]

Originally Posted by usc619

BINGO, most of her defenders will ignore that part.

Nope. I saw this and thought it an unrealistic request.

[lovindfw]

I saw the post and thought it must be from someone not that educated. Hmm

[SouthernBoy205]

Oh Lord! I'm sorry for saying that! I apologize.

[westhou]

Originally Posted by higces

I am looking for a property between the 140's and the 190's, I am not looking for a big property, I have been looking to Green Trails (I love it, but prices are high and the few small houses are sold really fast) and also Nottingham but some houses are too old. I am looking for similar neighborhoods in Houston, I prefer to live next to white people and well educated Hispanics (normally well educated Hispanic from Argentina, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Colombia and South America prefer to live next to white people) so I am looking for a mainly white subdivision.
This is what I am looking for: Mainly white population, good location, good schools, and houses that are not too old.

Any suggestions?

For starters you might want to get a higher degree yourself so that you can get a job making more money and thus move into a neighborhood with property higher than 140's to 190's. In that price range you will be looking at only diverse neighborhoods.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by justme02

There are a lot of them. Pretty much every neighborhood west of Downtown just of the South of I-10 all the way to Beltway 8 is 70-80% white. Also West U, River Oaks, Bunker Hill, Memorial, and Bellaire are at least 70% White.

Houston is diverse, but it is not hard to find a milky white neighborhood there. The problem is that all of those neighborhoods are expensive. Not to mention Montgomery county which is very white.

You can take any major city and find neighborhoods that are mostly one race no problem.

Montgomery County is actually not as white as you think or as much as statistics suggest.

[SouthernBoy205]

jluke, care to explain.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by A&M Bulldawg

jluke, care to explain.

Not really much to explain; except it's not that white and it's located near large black communities

[astrohip]

Originally Posted by Sampaguita

Oh...this could get entertaining.

We need an eating-popcorn-emoticon here.