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Apr 30, 2024
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creameryon9th
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RE: POLL: Best Texas metro to live in?
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POLL: Best Texas metro to live in?
Odysseus
Apr 30, 9:49pm
I don't even live there and I know it's Dallas.
2FarGone
Apr 30, 9:50pm
At least Austin has hills nearby, and Houston the Gulf. I can't do
Cougar Junkie
Apr 30, 9:53pm
Houston maybe, Austin has way too many California transplants
2FarGone
Apr 30, 9:53pm
No more than Dallas
A Drew Aitch
Apr 30, 9:56pm
Dallas has ONE hill. Or maybe it's just a grassy knoll
OldFogey
Apr 30, 10:03pm
It’s a landfill. I miss take it for a hill all the time.
Shawarma
Apr 30, 11:22pm
It’s Austin and it’s not close.
A Drew Aitch
Apr 30, 9:56pm
If money isn’t an issue and you work from home or live near work. (I love the area as well as San Antonio)
byuTX
Apr 30, 10:04pm
Austin and SA are the only places I’D live in Texas. Maybe retire in the Hill Co
A Drew Aitch
Apr 30, 10:07pm
I think I could find a couple dozen places I’d live here, including Austin, SAT, a couple parts of Houston, but I think
byuTX
Apr 30, 10:15pm
RE: POLL: Best Texas metro to live in?
creameryon9th
Apr 30, 9:58pm
If I were to go back I’d choose DFW this time- Austin is great, but for the money you can get a better house/neighbor-
BeyondTheMark
Apr 30, 10:00pm
Definitely Austin or Dallas
Scott_Tenorman
Apr 30, 10:05pm
Austin is great. We love it here. I grew up in Houston. South Houston. It was horrible
YIsForBrigham
Apr 30, 10:35pm
Uh, where's Amarillo, Lubbock and El Paso??
Das_Countach
Apr 30, 10:56pm
On the list of worst Texas metros to live in
CougarVeteran
Apr 30, 11:12pm
If you’re conservative, DFW. If you’re liberal, Austin.
BlooCoug
May 1, 3:01am
I’ve lived in San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas. I found what I was looking for in all three. There’s places in Houston I
WDaddy
May 1, 4:00am
The woodlands would be amazing. Close enough to the city but far enough away at the same time
byuTX
May 1, 7:40am
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