And yes, if you live at the north end of vista hills drive, to get to your house you must drive all the way south on legends view drive, turn left twice and drive all the way north on vista hills to your house, there is no other option. Each street in this photo is about a full mile long

Endless sprawl of Mcmansions, energy plants, copypaste strip malls and monstrous superhighways with 20 lanes per direction, you need a car to get literally everywhere, there is no scenery because everything is flat and ugly, it's miserably hot for months on end, it's polluted, it won't stop expanding, and on top of that it's MAGA central. Sorry for anyone who lives there.

The development is Lakes at Crockett Martin. The developer shoehorned tons of snout houses along a single horseshoe-shaped street. A walking path around the lake would be way too much to ask at this price point.

You'll almost feel like you're living the suburban dream sitting on your back porch staring at the pesticide runoff-filled swamp. Better hope nothing is blocking the one street if you live at the end and need an ambulance.

Most homes under 700 square feet. Anything to not build apartments.

No privacy on the balcony, No desire to even make them look desirable, barely a yard it’s basically just somewhere for your pet to use the bathroom, and you can already tell it’s gonna be HOT.

That’s what they call “Luxury Living” nowadays.

This is in Omaha

For comparison: Dallas (Fort Worth’s neighbor to the east) has a 46% SFH rate

Fort Worth officially has a 71.5% SFH rate