So it's flooding in Houston...again..

[Kat]

So y'all both gonna go for the last word? Let it go.

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

So y'all both gonna go for the last word? Let it go.

You're right. #TexasStrong

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

So y'all both gonna go for the last word? Let it go.

lol i already said im done with it; anyway yall good? u heard from all of ur pppls? did u do a Houston IC check in....i hit up Scorpio and Yunn but no replies

 

[VulcanRaven]

How an argument in a flood thread breakout? You fools. Change that avi Elzo

 

[Kat]

So y'all both gonna go for the last word? Let it go.

lol i already said im done with it; anyway yall good? u heard from all of ur pppls? did u do a Houston IC check in....i hit up Scorpio and Yunn but no replies

I had to ignore a couple people too, like oh now you concerned? I'm dead as far as you're concerned.

But yeah we're good, thankfully.

 

[trilladelic]

I know ppl lost lives, property etc but in my selfishness I can't help but to think on that storm up my bday weekend lol..

Me personally I'm fine. No significant loses. One of my best friends lost his house tho. He works for the state so I'm assuming he'll get the help he needs to rebuild but still i can only imagine how devastating the feeling is to practically lose everything. I'm probably going to volunteer in some form or fashion this weekend..

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

How an argument in a flood thread breakout? You fools. Change that avi Elzo

im bout to change that shit lol its over fam its over. lol our house is no more

@Kat thats wassup yall keep yall head up out there...this shall pass

 

[HafBayked]

so according to that "pattern" it'll be 8/29/2023....

 

[Trollio]

Oh shit there is a pattern.

First two are 3 years apart, next two are 4 years, and current two are 5 years.

Survey says next one will be 6 years from now. 2023

 

[Angeles1son85]

so according to that "pattern" it'll be 8/29/2023....

Damn i aint even catch that shits crazy

 

[ineedpussy]

Saw this on fb

this not gon happen

and stay off fb

I work in the Houston housing business and it's already been happening. Heights, 3rd and 5th wards, east end...it's about to get real trendy. Some property values are in the hundred thousands, while the clapboard houses that sit on them are basically worthless. This storm did some people a favor, and it ain't the ones that need a favor.

you aint never lied....i was looking to buy a house if i would of got this city job and i was looking at the fifth ward......man a house which was basically a tear down was going for 45-55 racks. i was like something is strange and then little bro said they just trying to sell the land cause its about to be a poppin spot. smmfh. white people kill me

 

[marc123]

 

[Angeles1son85]

lmao
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYgwPoQHa7K

 

[#1hiphopjunki3]

Crazy, sad situation. Stuff like this does show that there is more good people than scumbags though.

I hope everybody in that area is safe and sound.

 

[Like Water]

Are we really hating on a 30something MILLION dollar contribution? Damn shame.

lol no one is hating, hell i only gave $500.00 will give some more, i saw a gofundmw for that lil girl who was found clinging to her mother s dead body, i ma give to that,

i just stated " light change" as in a guy worth 23 billion dollars can definitely afford to give 30 millions...not sure what this faggot @Joker_De_La_Lover is bitching bout, fam been stalking my posts for months now lol

I'm A faggot but you got a sassy Mexican dude as your avi

I don't think Baelish is sassy or Mexican. Lmao.

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Are we really hating on a 30something MILLION dollar contribution? Damn shame.

lol no one is hating, hell i only gave $500.00 will give some more, i saw a gofundmw for that lil girl who was found clinging to her mother s dead body, i ma give to that,

i just stated " light change" as in a guy worth 23 billion dollars can definitely afford to give 30 millions...not sure what this faggot @Joker_De_La_Lover is bitching bout, fam been stalking my posts for months now lol

I'm A faggot but you got a sassy Mexican dude as your avi

I don't think Baelish is sassy or Mexican. Lmao.

Who's that?

 

[Like Water]

Are we really hating on a 30something MILLION dollar contribution? Damn shame.

lol no one is hating, hell i only gave $500.00 will give some more, i saw a gofundmw for that lil girl who was found clinging to her mother s dead body, i ma give to that,

i just stated " light change" as in a guy worth 23 billion dollars can definitely afford to give 30 millions...not sure what this faggot @Joker_De_La_Lover is bitching bout, fam been stalking my posts for months now lol

I'm A faggot but you got a sassy Mexican dude as your avi

I don't think Baelish is sassy or Mexican. Lmao.

Who's that?

Game of Thrones.

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Are we really hating on a 30something MILLION dollar contribution? Damn shame.

lol no one is hating, hell i only gave $500.00 will give some more, i saw a gofundmw for that lil girl who was found clinging to her mother s dead body, i ma give to that,

i just stated " light change" as in a guy worth 23 billion dollars can definitely afford to give 30 millions...not sure what this faggot @Joker_De_La_Lover is bitching bout, fam been stalking my posts for months now lol

I'm A faggot but you got a sassy Mexican dude as your avi

I don't think Baelish is sassy or Mexican. Lmao.

Who's that?

Game of Thrones.

Oh

 

[Angeles1son85]

Wow fuk red cross they called them out

 

[BIGG WILL]

Before the flooding from Hurricane Harvey, Houston had been a rare, fast-growing U.S. metropolitan area that had retained an affordable housing market, though prices had risen in recent years and held steady through an oil-price crash starting in 2014 in this center of the U.S. energy industry.

Houston’s median home price in July was $230,000, unchanged from a year earlier, and the median value of all off-market homes was substantially less, at $190,000, according to Redfin estimates. That compares with a national median sale price of $293,400.

The experience of New Orleans gives some insight into what may lie ahead for Houston’s market. In the ten years after Hurricane Katrina, average home prices rose to $339,743 in 2015 from $228,620 in the first half of 2005 – an increase of 48 percent, according to an analysis of New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Realtors data by Real Property Associates.