HTownAg98 said:TommyBrady said:
How many of those are new construction?
I would guess a few hundred at least
Depends on the builder if they put them in the mls or not. Many don't.
The vast majority up here in Celina are added
HTownAg98 said:TommyBrady said:
How many of those are new construction?
I would guess a few hundred at least
Depends on the builder if they put them in the mls or not. Many don't.
SupermachJM said:
Argyle went from <1% Asian when we bought 2 years ago to >8% this year. Don't know where they're all coming from but there's a little cabal of them at our HOA meetings that all sit together and band together to try to get things passed.

Kenneth_2003 said:Cowbird said:
I have 3 friends selling their house there to move down towards the Ellis County side. Said every house on his street now is foreign family's with sometimes 12-16 people living in the home. Crazy times for north Texas.
The single generation single family residence is a very western concept.
Multiple generations in a SFR in the East is I think the norm.
Then again I wonder how much food stamp fraud and other assistance is going on with that too... Our system really isn't setup to multigenerational households
ChoppinDs40 said:
100% Indian
YouBet said:ChoppinDs40 said:
100% Indian
Then we should say that. This new found trend of using Asian for Indians makes me insane.
scd88 said:
I suspect the crime rate will skyrocket with all these Indians moving to the area...
TAMUallen said:scd88 said:
I suspect the crime rate will skyrocket with all these Indians moving to the area...
The smells will