Thirteen homes your mom shared, compared on price & value, size, age, schools, crime, flood risk, and drive time to three destinations — 3203 S Dairy Ashford, 17000 Aldine Westfield Rd (HPD Academy), and 1400 Lubbock St (Downtown Municipal Courts). Click any address to open the HAR listing; click column headers to sort. Prices & details from HAR.com (Aug 2026); driving distances via OSRM; crime from CrimeGrade; flood = area assessment (verify each at the FEMA link — see note below).
FavorableModerate / watchHigher concernAge & distance current as of Aug 7, 2026
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→ 3203 Dairy Ashford
→ 17000 Aldine Westfield
→ 1400 Lubbock (Dwtn)
Days on mkt
⚠️ Flood zones must be verified per-address. FEMA's official map service blocks automated lookups, so the flood column is an area/watershed assessment, not the official FEMA zone letter. Homes flagged 🟠 back up to or sit near creeks/bayous (Spring Creek, Cypress Creek, White Oak Bayou) with real flood history. Before making an offer on any home, confirm the exact FEMA zone and get an elevation certificate. Each card/row has a one-click “FEMA ✓” link that opens the official FEMA search for that address.
💲 Est. insurance is an approximate annual homeowners premium. Homeowners insurance is priced off the property — rebuild cost, size, roof age, construction year, location, and claims history — not the buyer's age, sex, or marital status (those affect auto insurance, not home). Estimates use Houston/Harris County 2026 rates (county average is now ~$4k+ and rising); newer builds with impact-resistant roofs (e.g. the 2025 Cypress home) run lower, older homes and those with pools run higher. Figures exclude separate flood insurance (NFIP/private), which is an additional cost and may be required on any home in a mapped flood zone. Get real quotes before purchasing.
⚡💧🔥 Utility costs are estimates. Monthly electric / water-sewer / gas figures are modeled from Houston-area 2026 averages (≈$136/mo electric at 1,000 kWh, ≈$104/mo city water+sewer, ≈$40–70/mo gas) scaled by each home's size, pool, and location. Electricity is deregulated in Texas — your actual rate depends on the retail plan you choose — and summer AC bills run well above the monthly average shown. Larger/older homes and those with pools cost more; the new 2025 build and smaller homes cost less. Trash and any MUD/district fees may be billed separately.