Cross creek ranch vs Trails of Katy?

[Zoo2000]

To play devils advocate. After this line of subdivision is built out and the developers are working on stuff even farther west , that the builder mix and amount spent on marketing it will matter less than factors like School zoning, proximity to the freeway, etc. For instance, I have no clue who developed or built in Kelliwood or Green Trails, but I would rather live i. Green Trails given proximity to I10. I like the way Cross Creek looks but I think that Trails of Katy proximity to I10 is a plus. If you're going to live as far as Cross Creek, you might as well go all the way and live in Fulshear (yes I live in Fulshear). I take 359 to I10 but the times I go down 1463 or 1093-to-99.... wow it can be pretty bad. I vote ToK but by a thin margin. One negative to ToK is that the adjacent communities are at a lower price point than the big MPCs to the south. You have ToK, Anserra, Willowcreek farms, Jordan Ranch, and Young Ranch all right there. I personally think that a diverse price point is healthy but I know that the lower priced communities have greater potential to go down. Will that area be a ghetto in 30 years? Who knows... by then we'll be discussing the latest Newland community in Sealy....

[96tahoe]

Originally Posted by Zoo2000

To play devils advocate. After this line of subdivision is built out and the developers are working on stuff even farther west , that the builder mix and amount spent on marketing it will matter less than factors like School zoning, proximity to the freeway, etc. For instance, I have no clue who developed or built in Kelliwood or Green Trails, but I would rather live i. Green Trails given proximity to I10. I like the way Cross Creek looks but I think that Trails of Katy proximity to I10 is a plus. If you're going to live as far as Cross Creek, you might as well go all the way and live in Fulshear (yes I live in Fulshear). I take 359 to I10 but the times I go down 1463 or 1093-to-99.... wow it can be pretty bad. I vote ToK but by a thin margin. One negative to ToK is that the adjacent communities are at a lower price point than the big MPCs to the south. You have ToK, Anserra, Willowcreek farms, Jordan Ranch, and Young Ranch all right there. I personally think that a diverse price point is healthy but I know that the lower priced communities have greater potential to go down. Will that area be a ghetto in 30 years? Who knows... by then we'll be discussing the latest Newland community in Sealy....

Just fyi - I think Kickerillo developed Kelliwood.

[hbcu]

what's the fulshear parkway status? That moves CCR up the charts when done in terms of commute..also when Spring Green is finally a straight shot that's another option also