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Both are good metros areas in terms of livability (sports, food, schools, crime, shopping, transit). However, the variety of experience I find greater in D/FW. Suburbs in D/FW play a more impactful role to the quality of life than in Houston and having Fort Worth, a city of over 750,000, next door is another dynamic.
Shopping is much better. Lots of lakes nearby, some hilly neighborhoods lend to the appeal of D/FW
Both are good metros areas in terms of livability (sports, food, schools, crime, shopping, transit). However, the variety of experience I find greater in D/FW. Suburbs in D/FW play a more impactful role to the quality of life than in Houston and having Fort Worth, a city of over 750,000, next door is another dynamic.
Shopping is much better. Lots of lakes nearby, some hilly neighborhoods lend to the appeal of D/FW
Okay they were both eliminated lol so that would a been a good vote/explanation a few rounds ago however.
Dallas vs. Houston you lean toward the latter because of the Gulf? Within 70 miles of downtown Dallas are 9-10 lakes. And Dallas is not just grasslands. There are hills around here. Bad weather in Dallas? Houston has greater exposure to tropical storms/hurricanes/flooding than north Texas.
SF got screwed over on vote counting and should have knocked out LA, i'm still very bitter about this internet forum poll.
another example of the corruption running rampant over our rights, I join you in your call for revolution! Liberta!....Liberta!....Liberta!
oh, and I vote for Chicago and New York too
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oh brother
