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Houston’s Bay Area, which includes the communities of Galveston Bay, Clear Lake, Nassau Bay, Kemah, Seabrook, League City and Webster, offers a quality of life unlike anyplace else. The secret to the success of Bay Area communities is variety. People of literally all walks of life enjoy the range of lifestyles available in the area. Young families love the advantage of a safe, suburban home near the amusements of the shore, the Johnson Space Center, and so much more, as well as the excellent school districts and facilities. Professionals like living waterside with a short commute to the big city, or bringing their businesses to one of the communities. Senior Citizens enjoy the resort-like atmosphere and quality medical care. Texas A & M as well as other continued education students enjoy the energy of urban Houston as well as the waterside diversions. Houston’s Bay Area includes about 15 miles of Galveston Bay and 20 miles of Clear Lake. The inviting waters and lulling breeze of the Gulf offer endless opportunities for both rest and recreation. The activity of the ports and the thousands of tourists who come to the area each year in search of fun and relaxation support this region’s continuously successful economy.

Also contributing to employment rates and the city’s fiscal accomplishment is the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center located in the Clear Lake area. The Space Center is the 3rd largest tourist attraction in the state of Texas. Theaters, artifacts, and many interactive and informative displays amuse children and adults alike. Locals take pride in their NASA facilities, their rich culture and history, and renowned hospitality. This pride and devotion is evident in the careful preservation of the Bay Area’s historic buildings as well as native flora and fauna. Among the area’s loyal annual tourists are several species of migratory birds who stop to rest along the Gulf shore. Native brown pelicans that were at one time endangered with extinction have been fostered back to a safe number and these birds serve as a sort of mascot for the region. Wildlife and nature preserves can be found in many of the bay’s communities, such as the Armand Bayou Nature Center, which encompasses 2500 acres and teaches visitors about the plants and animals that inhabit forest, wetland and prairie environments. The Kemah Boardwalk as well is a popular spot, with 35 acres of fun in the form of rides, games, tantalizing eateries, and attractions like the 50,000-gallon marine life aquarium, numerous gift shops and boutiques, and regular fairs and holiday festivals. The efficient transportation infrastructure and layout of Bay Area communities mean that residents benefit from the same delights visitors do, but without fighting traffic or sacrificing peaceful living. In truth or fact, the charms and delights of these eclectic seaside villages simply number too high to list. So call Keller Williams Metropolitan today to find out for yourself why so many people love to call the Houston Bay Area home.

Also contributing to employment rates and the city’s fiscal accomplishment is the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center located in the Clear Lake area. The Space Center is the 3rd largest tourist attraction in the state of Texas. Theaters, artifacts, and many interactive and informative displays amuse children and adults alike. Locals take pride in their NASA facilities, their rich culture and history, and renowned hospitality. This pride and devotion is evident in the careful preservation of the Bay Area’s historic buildings as well as native flora and fauna. Among the area’s loyal annual tourists are several species of migratory birds who stop to rest along the Gulf shore. Native brown pelicans that were at one time endangered with extinction have been fostered back to a safe number and these birds serve as a sort of mascot for the region. Wildlife and nature preserves can be found in many of the bay’s communities, such as the Armand Bayou Nature Center, which encompasses 2500 acres and teaches visitors about the plants and animals that inhabit forest, wetland and prairie environments. The Kemah Boardwalk as well is a popular spot, with 35 acres of fun in the form of rides, games, tantalizing eateries, and attractions like the 50,000-gallon marine life aquarium, numerous gift shops and boutiques, and regular fairs and holiday festivals. The efficient transportation infrastructure and layout of Bay Area communities mean that residents benefit from the same delights visitors do, but without fighting traffic or sacrificing peaceful living. To tell the truth, the charms and delights of these eclectic seaside villages simply number too high to list. So call Keller Williams Metropolitan today to find out for yourself why so many people love to call the Houston Bay Area home.