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Houston because I would be close to all my family and plus I enjoy it every time I visit there. Food, entertainment, diversity, and Texas culture. Houston has it all.
Atlanta is an exciting city with a culture that really appeales to me. A city with southern culture and an excellent music scene.
Seattle is actually a city I have always been interested in and would love a visit there. I think the skyline is beautiful and love the overcast vibe of the city. The thing that puts it at number three is I don't think I could live there. The city lacks a substantial black culture and I think I would feel out of place if I lived there every day.
Seattle... I work in IT, prefer the culture there and outdoors activities, and don't like southeastern weather. Don't really like lifestyle in any of them, too car centric for my taste. Would go with seattle though b/c the cultural norms, not very religious, and outdoors activities plus it is pretty close to two other really cool cities in Portland and Vancouver. I'd put it a slight edge over Houston, then Atlanta.
Seattle all the way! Like the liberal vibe of the area, the heat is not as oppressive, and more density there. Houston would come in second, and if I had to live in metro Atlanta, I would choose the city itself or a place inside the perimeter (lived in it's burbs growing up and was glad to get out!!!).
I would say Houston. It seems to have it all. Seattle would be great if it didn't have miserable weather...
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Lived in all three Houston would win
