except that traffic during the weekdays
Houston brehs what are the best areas in the city to live in...
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25k saved up for the move my nikka
but will have near 75k by the end of this year
bro how did you save that much ?
i need to get on your level
but on the real tho give a nikka some tips to save up 
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Yup born and raised in daygo
breh its gonna be your new home
Food choices is out of this world
The black women breh
Cant even explain it
Youll see college sprinter bodied women everywhere breh
Get in with the UH and TSU crowd
And they a couple blocks apart
And hoes love that u from cali
Third Ward is cool as hell. Centrally located.
OP, real talk take a look at EaDo. It's next door to downtown, Third Ward, and Midtown. It has a lot of projects popping up. You have the soccer stadium, which hosts a lot of events. Matter fact, Rockets and Astros stadium are nearby. The light rail is right there too.
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King Jove
King Of †he Gawds
I like Montrose. I don't really hate gay people so I don't really care about the gay presence.
It has a lot of cool restaurants, bars, and other attractions. good looking architecture. not too expensive like river oaks or other areas. low crime rate. right in the center of everything.
It has a lot of cool restaurants, bars, and other attractions. good looking architecture. not too expensive like river oaks or other areas. low crime rate. right in the center of everything.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Being from the Southeast/MidAtlantic, and I have become surprisingly fond of Houston. I think I love her... 
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I do miss living in DC/Baltimore area ..
Still love my home state NC, especially seeing how Raleigh/Charlotte/Greensboro are shaping up.......
I can't choose
, but for now I"m going stick to this Texas/Gulf Coast life.
.I do miss living in DC/Baltimore area ..
Still love my home state NC, especially seeing how Raleigh/Charlotte/Greensboro are shaping up.......
I can't choose
, but for now I"m going stick to this Texas/Gulf Coast life.
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thankswell ive been working since i was 16 so thats how ive been able to save that much over 4 yearsbro how did you save that much ?
i need to get on your level
and i also had some side hustles...
anyway the way i did it, i save a 4th of all my earnings, all my checks, and all profits i ever made
save 25/100
but thats because im in my parents house so i had the luxury of not having to pay bills therefore save more and save faster
im moving out on my own finally this year
if you're basing the move solely off women and you want black women, then i'd say go with atlanta
we got some incredible women down here too though
so you have a job offer in both houston and atlanta?
im going to compare the best area in Houston to the best area in ATL and make my choice from there
Young Professionals go to the MidTown area (Washington Ave, etc)
If you were over 25 I would stay in the Upper Kirby area (it's not to far from the Galleria but I probably wouldn't stay in the Galleria)
i got opportunities in both thanks to my recent connectionsif you're basing the move solely off women and you want black women, then i'd say go with atlanta
we got some incredible women down here too though
so you have a job offer in both houston and atlanta?
pretty much set in bothbut if yu sayin ATL wins in that category...
well
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
hold up nikka 3rd ward is fukked up. I was down there not too long ago.
There are three layers to Third Ward (from my 4 years living there). Depending on who you talk to inside and outside of Third Ward, you will get different perspectives. My feelings is there is the northern section, which looks like New Orleans after Katrina in some sections, with vacant lots and shotgun homes. Then you have the area closest to TSU and UH, which is mixed income, but closer to middle class. Then you have the 3rd section which is next to the bayou, where you have literal mansions next to it. That doesn't include all the new townhomes, and brand new single family homes being built, especially closer to Midtown and in the last 2 sections.
On an activity level, there are places to go inside hird Ward, and outside in neighboring downtown, Midtown, Museum District.
It has some "rough elements", and I lived in between the schools, which is decent, but tell the gentrifiers making their way here that it's "fukked up"
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There are three layers to Third Ward (from my 4 years living there). Depending on who you talk to inside and outside of Third Ward, you will get different perspectives. My feelings is there is the northern section, which looks like New Orleans after Katrina in some sections, with vacant lots and shotgun homes. Then you have the area closest to TSU and UH, which is mixed income, but closer to middle class. Then you have the 3rd section which is next to the bayou, where you have literal mansions next to it. That doesn't include all the new townhomes, and brand new single family homes being built, especially closer to Midtown and in the last 2 sections.
On an activity level, there are places to go inside hird Ward, and outside in neighboring downtown, Midtown, Museum District.
It has some "rough elements, and I lived in between the schools, which is decent, but tell the gentrifiers making their way here that it's "fukked up"
Maybe I'm wrong, but I was checking out UH and the area around it was real fukked up.
But you're right, they are gentrifying the hell outta that area.
