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sorry but no, orlando and san antonio are NOT neck and neck. yes san antonio is pretty up there on entertainment compared to alot of cities in the us, but it is not close to orlando. orlando is in the top 5 vacation destinations of the world, with world class theme park resorts, entertainment, resturants (yes, resturants) conventions, etc..
San Antonio is a top convention, tourist, Military destination in the country. It is also a important business destination but as far as tourisim, Orlando is bigger in that department. Disney World pretty much the reason. San Antonio does have i'ts share of world class theme parks, restuarants, resorts and entertainment.
It is though. Florida may have the more diverse Hispanic population, but Texas is already no slouch in that department. Plus, add in the Asian and Black populations, and the statistics say Texas is more diverse (well, at least Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth).
That's false because there are so many people from all around the globe in Miami alone and small neighborhoods throughout Florida that reflect that....Blacks? All Texas has is Black Americans....Florida has all the blacks from the Caribbean like Haitians, Guyanese, Bahamas, Jamaicans ect...Florida also has a high population compared to Texas of Russians and Europeans and not American/Europeans either
That's false because there are so many people from all around the globe in Miami alone and small neighborhoods throughout Florida that reflect that....Blacks? All Texas has is Black Americans....Florida has all the blacks from the Caribbean like Haitians, Guyanese, Bahamas, Jamaicans ect...Florida also has a high population compared to Texas of Russians and Europeans and not American/Europeans either
Believe what you want. And besides, those Blacks are all in Miami, for the most part.
I bet your in 3rd ward now. I think I know which one your talking about. You talking about on the corner of South Mac Gregor and Scott right??? It's another on Mac Gregor near the bayou. If you are; you live near me now lol
Are those high class areas or middle upper class?...you guys must be doing good for yourselves man....Those houses are nice
That's false because there are so many people from all around the globe in Miami alone and small neighborhoods throughout Florida that reflect that....Blacks? All Texas has is Black Americans....Florida has all the blacks from the Caribbean like Haitians, Guyanese, Bahamas, Jamaicans ect...Florida also has a high population compared to Texas of Russians and Europeans and not American/Europeans either
I am from the Caribbean, and Miami does have a larger Caribbean presence than Houston, but Houston is no slouch in that department either. Huge eastern Caribbean pop (including lots of Trinis) here, also lots of Haitian and Jamaicans.
We also have the bigger Nigerian population, and big Ethiopian and Congolese population.
I would say about a 3rd of Houston's blacks are 1st or 2nd gen foreign black
I'm sure Texas has Spanish style homes, I never said it doesn't. But that style started out in FL. Hence the reason a lot of people call them Florida style homes. I can post links to them too.. Plus a lot of the ones you guys posted looked liked regular suburban homes just with tile roofs, and were in suburban subdivisions lol, any developer could open a new subdivision with those style homes anywhere now a days. Here are some in FL, where they are much more common, and even though there are tons of subdivisions full of those homes, here are some that are in traditional neighborhoods...
Nah....they are all up in Orlando too...I know because I just moved from there
My uncle just moved to Orlando. His family are eastern caribbean islanders slightly mixed with Panamanian
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