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Relocation can be tough on any family; especially if you’re relocating to an area that does not offer a lot of choices when it comes to housing, education, or health care options.Fortunately, if your relocation is to Houston, Texas you’ll have a lot of choices when it comes to deciding on which neighborhood is best for you and your family since the region has any number of neighborhoods to choose from that offer a wide assortment of entertainment, educational, health care, or convenience factors.The Katy area has long been recognized as a leader in producing high school football champions and athletic talent at the collegiate level. If school sports are important to your family, Katy is definitely an area to consider. And if sports in combination with a fine education is of importance, then Katy’s school district with its four consecutive years of recognition as an educational leader is probably the option you seek.Sugar Land is another well-known Houston suburb and has gained even more popularity since its recent naming by Money magazine as one of its “Hot Towns to Live In.” Sugar Land (which originally emerged as the home base for Imperial Sugar) now boasts 2300 restaurants, 50 public libraries, and 221 bars within a 30-mile radius how’s that for an area that addresses dining, education, and entertainment needs all at once?Pearland is located a mere 15 minutes from central Houston and is considered by many as one of the area’s most desirable housing options for new residents since it offers one of the shortest commute times to downtown as well as experiencing one of the fastest growth spurts of Houston’s outlying areas.These three options, as well as the area’s many others, will surely help lessen the hassle associated with relocation.