Many of you who have recently purchased a home or are looking to buy a new home may be concerned with the outlook of Houston's economy post Hurricane Harvey. It's an important topic to consider when making a new home investment. Fortunately, experts are optimistic about Houston's ability to bounce back, according to an article by Community Impact:
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Courtesy Houston Business Journal
Texas has been named a top state for new and expanded corporate facilities once again, according to Site Selection magazine.
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Lakes of Bella Terra is proud to be an active community that encourages residents to gather as neighbors and have some fun.
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Students of Lakes of Bella Terra are beginning to attend a brand new high school in Lamar Consolidated Independent School District. Churchill Fulshear High School, a state-of-the-art 381,522 sq. ft. campus serving 2,000 students, has opened with a freshmen and sophomore class and will grow to add a grade level each year. The first graduating class will be the Class of 2019.
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As the Grand Parkway paved the way for growth in Fort Bend County, the expansion of the Westpark Tollway is on the way to doing the same.
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When young junior high students of Lakes of Bella Terra move into their new home and community, they will also enroll in a brand new state-of-the-art school. Leaman Junior High has opened their doors to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students for the first time this 2016-2017 school year.
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In a recent article by Community Impact News it was reported:
Much of the Greater Houston area is experiencing an economic slowdown due to cheaper oil, but some areas—including the Sugar Land and Missouri City area—are faring better than others.
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