I don't live in Houston, but I grew up there... We lived in Spring Branch and my parents moved into a small condo so I could attend Memorial HS. (If you plan to continue homeschool, you don't have to worry about schools.) I have some friends now who have moved to the Heights and Montrose area. Those are historic areas that have been somewhat revived. There are a lot of eclectic homes/shops in that area and it's not a bad commute to downtown. Schools might not be so great in that area.
Houston is really large and diverse. How large of a home are you looking for? That and your housing budget will make a difference in what part of the city you end up in. Also, remember that in the city of Houston itself there are no virtually no zoning rules, so commercial and residential areas are quite mixed.
Houston is really large and diverse. How large of a home are you looking for? That and your housing budget will make a difference in what part of the city you end up in. Also, remember that in the city of Houston itself there are no virtually no zoning rules, so commercial and residential areas are quite mixed.