Chris Paul bought a house in Spring.

Not a guarantee. Many players make this their home and with retirement soon within the next 5-6 years, its smart to find a place to settle for his post NBA career.

 

But we are in winter... did he traveled to the future?

Maybe he saw we won a championship.

Anyway lol I don’t know where is spring since I live in LA.

 

there’s no better place for CP3 to be than in Houston if he wants to win and extend his career

 

hmm cavs with a 2 game losing streak lebron realizing the heavy burden of offensively & defensively carrying a team by himself gave cp3 the go signal

 

What about that custom built house they bought in the documentary he had?

 

Yeah I thought he had already found a place?

Interesting he is moving to the “burbs”.

 

Why do NBA players always live out in the burbs?

SIL

 

Urbanization be damned!

 

He's been in Carlton Woods ever since he was traded here. Not sure if this is the same place, but the $8M price tag suggests that it is.

 

Let's just say 8 million in Texas will get you a house worth 80 million in LA.

 

Space, privacy, a nice estate, less congestion, and less nosy neighbors are just a few reasons.

 

Yea this seems to me like it’s the same house.

It was already speculated that he was living out there cause he had posted a training video from John Cooper School in The Woodlands.

 

Live in River Oaks, put your kids in St. John's. Way better than ****ing Spring.

SIL

 

Because contrary to popular belief, living in the suburbs is a socioeconomic thing, not a race thing.

Better crime rates, typically better schools, cheaper land. If you're a family man, it makes sense that you want your family to have their space.

EDIT: I see someone already beat me.
I'm not defending Spring though. I wouldn't hurry to move to Spring.

 

Better crime rates and schools?

You really think it's safer than River Oaks or Rice Village or Piney Point and going to St. John's, Kinkaid, or Memorial?

SIL

 

There must be some sort of mix up here. There is no way there is an 8 million dollar house in Spring. Spring Branch would make more sense, but even that is a stretch.

Also, to those citing less traffic as a reason to live in the burbs: people who live in the burbs are literally the only people who really have to deal with traffic because using freeways is then unavoidable. I live in the Heights and very seldom even get on the freeway.

 

It's actually in the woodlands but for some reason they call that area spring!

 

That makes more sense too.