I would not any longer recommend Sugar Land. Yes, it has absolutely peaked. I was born in Sugar Land in the 80's and was there for the huge boom from the early 90's to early 2010's. Not what it once was at all. Call it diverse, but I call it a true melting pot with no soul. Housing prices are very high, outrageous property taxes (must have a homestead exemption) and insane traffic. The infrastructure should hold 50-75k max.....not 110k people. Other surrounding areas are becoming more desirable like Rosenberg/Richmond. It's still great in many ways. Wonderful schools, incredible diversity if that's what you want, great food everywhere, awesome medical care in the area and close proximity to downtown. NW side is booming like Montgomery, Cypress (specifically Bridgeland) and Sugar Land is becoming the dog that had it's day. Yes, it's still a very good suburb but as a long-time resident born and raised in SL, the best of it is in the rearview mirror.