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yep, but they won't last long in SA. They just don't know what they are getting themselves into
I would never live in Houston nor do I care to visit unless I have to, boring. I have been there enough times, had to go because of family in Missouri City, Stafford and the Woodlands. The skycrapers are ok to gauk at but it got old quick. It's more humid than San Antonio and few other things i'll keep to myself.
Phoenix if you value health and being active. San Antonio is nice for a visit, but I couldn't live there. My friend, who is an epidemiologist, used to live in San Antonio and told me that the city had a problem with the sewage system being filled with grease due to the unhealthy eating habits.
I'd choose Phoenix. The only thing I really don't like about Phoenix is the brown landscape.
Although I love the desert, I can only be two hours from the coast. I need my beach! I voted for SA. It's closer to other major cities, it has the beach, the hill country, and the economy is much stronger. The cost of living is lower in Phoenix, though, and property taxes are lower, too. The extra expenses are worth it to me though.
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