I like to make clarification, that's not cable company's fault for not having a cable in our neighborhood and it was developer and broker's fault for not running the cable line into neighborhood when our houses built. Our electricity is underground, not line over the pole so it make cable installation more expensive but not difficult because cable line need to be buried. If it was over the pole so it will make installation less expensive and convenient.
Our developer went bankruptcy but our broker is still working around our city so I'm not sure if he allows cable line in new neighborhood because of digital age. If he refuses so he probably have share with Directv and telephone company to keep cable out.
Google did buried the fiber to neighborhood that already built so cable companies could do it.
It is best to check with cable companies if house has cable before you buy it.
In our city, if you want have cable, you have to buy older houses that built before 2000 or house that next to main road (or highway) - it make cable installation a lot easier, or buying new houses under different brokers, especially pro-cable.