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Grant generally prefers the more social central neighborhoods over living immediately beside Sendero’s Post Oak office. Lower Heights, Greater Heights, and Montrose can give a recent graduate stronger opportunities to meet people while still keeping Houston travel practical. Post Oak itself can work for someone who prioritizes office convenience, shopping, or a particular building, but Grant would not choose it by default merely to minimize the commute.
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