Houston: el ambiente
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El veredicto
Dividido · 50Houston genera reacciones genuinamente mixtas: los residentes de larga data aprecian las oportunidades y la amabilidad, pero el calor, la humedad, el tráfico, las inundaciones y el aumento de los impuestos sobre la propiedad son advertencias repetidas.
- gente amable
- oportunidades laborales
- comida y energía
- servicios de los suburbios
- clima tropical para algunos
- vida asequible en ciertos suburbios
- calor y humedad
- tráfico
- inundaciones y huracanes
- impuestos sobre la propiedad
- facturas de electricidad
- insectos y serpientes
- conductores malos
- delincuencia
- El calor y la humedad dominan la vida diaria de muchos residentes.
- El tráfico ha empeorado mucho a medida que la ciudad creció.
- El riesgo de inundación varía mucho según el barrio, así que la ubicación importa.
- Los impuestos sobre la propiedad y las facturas de servicios pueden subir bruscamente con el tiempo.
- Muchas personas que se quedan durante décadas dicen que no se irían.
Leído de 8 vídeos, 40 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-08; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.
DON'T Move To HOUSTON TX... UNLESS You Can HANDLE These 15 FACTS
Living in Houston Texas (The Original!) · 524K visualizaciones · 2023
Lo que dijeron los espectadores
“Houston is tucked into a southeast corner of Texas, on the Coastal Plain. Texas is HUGE: different soils, widely different average rainfall totals, different average temperatures, different bugs/spiders, different utility delivery systems, ”
♥ 120 me gusta
“Born & raised in Texas & to me the worst thing is the humidity, that's why it feels so hot!!! I will never leave though💜”
♥ 160 me gusta
“I lived in Houston from 1976-1988 and loved it when I first moved there. It was just the right size with lots of activities and not too much traffic, but then the boom started and it became intolerable. Traffic increased, the heat and humid”
♥ 41 me gusta
“Coming from NJ, when I moved to Houston I was pleasantly shocked at how many people spoke to me & by the level of friendly service. Now I'm in RGV Texas & people aren't as outgoing in general. Still beats Jersey & the Tri-State area (NY, NJ”
♥ 16 me gusta
“Summarizing: When it rains hard, it splashes. It is hot during the summer. Drainage pipes can clog. Some weird animals unknown to the rest of the US: mosquitos, bees and ants. Electric bill and property taxes are high.”
♥ 60 me gusta
“My ex's house (worth about $400k) property taxes went from $7000 per year to $13,000 per year in just a few years. That is over $1000 per month, not including mortgage. It's a nightmare here. PS Most of the drivers here aren't from Houston.”
♥ 43 me gusta
“The biggest hazard with Houston traffic is that you have drivers from all over the world, and they all learned to drive differently. That makes them unpredictable. Compare that to New Jersey and New York. There, everyone drives very aggress”
♥ 84 me gusta
“Hi, I'm a native Texan who was born in Houston. I now live in North Texas near the OK border. As a female, tell your wife not to bother curling her hair because the humidity will instantly make it straight as soon as you go outside. Sometim”
♥ 44 me gusta
“I’m born and raised in Houston and lived in LA for two years. Los Angeles has objectively worse drivers and traffic by a country mile.”
♥ 339 me gusta
“We moved from Santa Monica CA to the Woodlands TX and lived there for 10 years Everything you say I found to be absolutely true. Your ornamental bark will just float away in a storm, but the rolling thunder is pretty amazing.”
♥ 5 me gusta
Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-08; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.