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Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Originally Posted by ladarron
--Dallas
1.Cost of living is very low
2.Has a metro over 6 million
3.Has a very good economy
4.Has very large suburbs
5.Next to a very large city (Fort Worth)
~ Houston ~
1. Cost of living is below national average!
2. Has a metropolitan area at 6 million
3. Has a great economy
4. Has small suburbs, each with their own topography and culture
5. Next to historical seaside town Galveston!
1. Cost of living is below national average!
2. Has a metropolitan area at 6 million
3. Has a great economy
4. Has small suburbs, each with their own topography and culture
5. Next to historical seaside town Galveston!
So you would live somewhere just because of its population totals? That isn't something you can tangibly see, feel, visit, experience or taste when you wake up every day. Especially if the 6 million people are spread out in an area the size of Connecticut.
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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So you would live somewhere just because of its population totals? That isn't something you can tangibly see, feel, visit, experience or taste when you wake up every day. Especially if the 6 million people are spread out in an area the size of Connecticut.
The area is larger than that! It's larger than New Jersey, but a tad bit smaller than Massachusetts.
Haha and no, I wouldn't, I was just countering what Ladarron had to say for fun!
1. Cost of living is below national average!
2. Has a metropolitan area at 6 million
3. Has a great economy
4. Has small suburbs, each with their own topography and culture
5. Next to historical seaside town Galveston!
Dallas
6.Has great shopping. (NorthPark Center, Galleria Dalllas, etc)
7.Has a lot of attractions (fair park, arts district, etc)
8.Has one of the best schools in the USA (Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center)
9.Has the Dallas Market Center
10. Has the best Hospitals in North Texas and is one of the leading academic medical centers in the world all of this is in the Southwestern Medical District.
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Dallas
6.Has great shopping. (NorthPark Center, Galleria Dalllas, etc)
7.Has a lot of attractions (fair park, arts district, etc)
8.Has one of the best schools in the USA (Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center)
9.Has the Dallas Market Center
10. Has the best Hospitals in North Texas and is one of the leading academic medical centers in the world all of this is in the Southwest Medical District.
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~ Houston ~
6. Has large shopping (Big ol Texas sized Galleria, the biggest in Tejas!)
7. Has a lot of tourist places (Water Wall, Kemah, Moody Gardens, Slim Thugs House, etc etc...)
8. Has one of the best colleges in USA Rice University
9. Has the Houston Flea Market (You can get your puppies here!)
10. Has Texas Medical Center, and it's the number one cancer treatment center in the world.
6. Has large shopping (Big ol Texas sized Galleria, the biggest in Tejas!)
7. Has a lot of tourist places (Water Wall, Kemah, Moody Gardens, Slim Thugs House, etc etc...)
8. Has one of the best colleges in USA Rice University
9. Has the Houston Flea Market (You can get your puppies here!)
10. Has Texas Medical Center, and it's the number one cancer treatment center in the world.
Top that Dallas, especially the flea market part!
We have a flea market have you ever heard of Traders Village!
Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas is building a new Cancer center.
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