Bridgeland Welcome Center — Local services in Cypress

Yesterday we went with my husband and my support dog (Goldendoodle) to Bridgeland Homes because we were interested in to buy a house. As we were not sure where we could get information about the houses we went to the Bridgland Houses Welcome Center. At 1:50 pm. However, as we walked through the door of the site, a woman who called herself “Carol Herrera” took us out of the site without even giving us the opportunity to tell her that we wanted to buy a house. In an act of intolerable racism, she kicked us out without letting us say a single word! Violating the ADA act law. I have never felt so humiliated!! In fact, we saw two minutes before our arrival, another couple of white people come out accompanied by a dog bigger than ours and they did attend us. I am tired with of so much racist and a company that hires such racist staff leaves much...

The management recently changed hands, but Bridgeland continues to be an extremely family-friendly neighborhood packed with amenities such as pools, parks, and playgrounds, and a gym, fishing spots and plenty of trails for exercising, biking, or jogging, all throughout the well-landscaped lakes, bridges, and hills that have been clearly well thought out. There is a school here as well as a developing town center for small, family-oriented businesses with more to come of everything mentioned previously. When this master-planned community is complete, I don't think it will ever be necessary to leave the neighborhood to continue to live. I will say that the HOA fees can get kind of pricey, but this is all so that they can make sure that Bridgeland continues to be the well-kept community...

We live here. We love it. But with everything you get ups and downs luckily we have fantastic neighbors, who are now friends and we could not ask for a nicer place to bring up our two kids. Bit we do live in the heights which makes it so...