Should You Move To Houston Or Dallas? Which City Is The Best To Live In HoustonVSDallasFULL OVERVIEW
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- Should You Move To Houston Or Dallas? Which City Is The Best To Live In HoustonVSDallasFULL OVERVIEW
In this video i put Houston and Dallas in the ring to battle out for the title of the better city. I go in depth into both cities history, cost of living, diversity and so much more.
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Dallas is much more colder than Houston during the winters (average 15° more cooler in Dallas). Dallas is slightly less humid than Houston (average 10% less humidity in Dallas). The hot summers "feels like temperature" are about the same for Dallas and Houston (Dallas summer temperatures are slightly higher than Houston which offsets with slightly higher humidity in Houston for the "feels like temperature" index).
Dallas is the 3rd largest city in TX whereas Houston is the largest. However, Dallas-FW is the largest metro area in TX whereas Houston is the 2nd largest. Dallas area feels more like a never ending suburb with countless small cities, whereas Houston area has denser populations and a greater variety of neighborhoods. Dallas has strong zoning laws which gives it a perceived cleaner look but sometimes can be inconvenient, on the other hand Houston's zoning laws are very laxed and tuned to laissez-faire. Dallas's economy is more diverse than Houston's economy where the dominant industries are the oil & gas, healthcare, trade, and manufacturing sectors. Living costs (including real estate) in both cities are comparable.
Houston is a more diverse and less segregated city than Dallas. Compared to Dallas, Houston has slightly better quality/variety of restaurants, museums, parks, and performing arts. Houston has a few lakes and is nearby the Gulf of Mexico and its beaches, whereas Dallas is landlocked but has many lakes. Unlike Dallas, Houston has a port, and offers vacation cruiselines. Gardening in Houston includes sub-tropical plants such as palm trees and citruses, but not in Dallas. Dallas and Houston traffic congestion rates are about the same. Crime rate in Dallas is slightly less than Houston. Houston has more consulates of other countries than Dallas. Houston is more forested whereas Dallas has more grasslands. Dallas-FW area has slightly more highly rated K-12 schools than Houston, but greater Houston area offers slightly better universities/colleges.
Houston or Dallas, it all comes down to your personal preferences and source of income. I personally prefer Houston!
These are 20 reasons why Houston will always be better than Dallas but y'all still trying to beat the 4th largest city in the US but keep dreaming🤣
1. We have less homelessness than Austin, San Antonio and Dallas per capita of 10,000 residents. Houston Metro ranks 4th in homelessness from Texas' four biggest cities. In fact, Houston has reduced its homeless problem thanks to local government policies such as affordable housing programs for low income families.
2. We are not only the most diverse city in Texas. But the most diverse in the entire country.
Houston is home to the nation’s third largest concentration of consular offices representing 86 nations.
3. We have better education, upper level education universities and more recognizable than any Dallas school? We have University of Houston and Rice, also known as an Ivy League level school, the only one in the South. I have never heard of anyone say "I want to go to SMU!"
4. We are home to the world's famous Texas Medical Center, which contains the world’s largest group of research and healthcare institutions. As a non-profit organization, the Texas Medical Center is comprised of 49 member health care organizations focused upon improving patient and preventative care, education, research, and local, national, and global public health and wellness. The Texas Medical Center employs one of the very largest health care workforces, numbering over 73,600 individuals. As a leader in the industry, Houston ranks 1 in the healthcare sector in the US. Houston is home to the world’s best medical schools, cancer care clinics, psychiatric treatment centers, air emergency services, and long term acute care providers in the U.S.
5. Houston Spaceport - amazing project. A major one for the world. We once again reclaim Space City
6. Houston is only 45 minutes to the coast! We are not landlocked and have access to some lakes and the beach. For tropical plants lovers: Houston can grow palm trees and other tropical vegetation thanks to our climate. Dallas can't and has to use fake ones for "appeals" (Look at Galleria Dallas mall as an example, fake palms everywhere).
7. Only Texan city with a Chinatown, Little India and a Midtown district which contains a large concentration of some of the best nightlife that Texas has to offer. Again, diversity!
8. Greenest big city in the US and The Energy Capital of the World.
8a. According to the Houston government, the City of Houston is the nation’s largest municipal user of renewable energy in the US with renewable energy five years ahead of schedule.
The Houston region is one of the fastest growing regions for solar in the country.
8b. Out of the 10 most populous U.S. cities, Houston has the most total area of parks and green space, 56,405 acres (228 km2). The city also has over 200 additional green spaces-totaling over 19,600 acres (79 km2) that are managed by the city
9. Houston has a way larger and taller skyline. In fact, Houston carries the title for having the nation's 4th largest skyline in the US after NYC, Chicago and Miami. We have 7 out of the 10 tallest skyscrapers in Texas. Houston is known for having "multiple skylines" Downtown, Uptown, Greenway/Upper Kirby and Medical Center are the most known. Where does Dallas rank? Dallas ranks 8, just behind Seattle.
10. Houston remains the Energy Capital of the World. Big money is moved here in both oil and gas industry.
11. Houston is one of the only 5 U.S. cities with resident companies in all major arts and disciplines including theater, ballet, symphony and opera, with exciting performances all season long.
The 17-block Theater District is home to nine world-class performing arts organizations with more than 12,000 seats. Only New York City has more seats concentrated in one geographic area.
The other four cities in the US are:
1. New York
2. Chicago
3. San Francisco
4. Boston
11a. Houston Grand Opera is the only opera company in the world to win a Tony, two Grammy and two Emmy Awards. The New York Times calls the Houston Grand Opera "the jewel in the cultural crown."
12. Houston also shows its devotion to the arts through a full complement of art museums and critically acclaimed galleries. Houston's Museum District offers a range of museums, galleries, and art and cultural institutions, including the City's major museums. Approximately 4 million people visit institutions in the Museum District every year.
The Houston Museum District is one of the largest museum campuses in the country. It includes 20 institutions within walking distance of one another.
13. We have some of the best parks in the US and the nation. Houston is home to 337 parks and Hermann Park was ranked #3 best park in the US.
14. Bigger, more diverse and world class food. Houston cuisine has been classified as the best in Texas by multiple sources.
15. Houston conducted the largest major league sports stadium build-up in the U.S with grand arenas. In the sports industry, Houston is home to the Rockets (NBL), Astros (MLBA), Texans (NFL), Dynamo (Soccer) are some of the most renowned sports team in the nation.
16. Houston Livestock and Show Rodeo
17. To me? More exciting projects underway, The Allen, Land Bridge Memorial Park, Autry Park Urban Village, Spaceport Houston at Ellington Airport, the world's first commercial spaceport, the Buffalo Bayou and Hermann Park remastered plans and more.
18. Update which city giant carries the higher number of 500 Fortune companies headquarters
In Houston metro: 24 (Ranking 3rd in the nation)
(Houston.org updated June 6, 2021)
In DFW metro: 22 (Ranking 4th in the nation)
(Dallas News updated June 2, 2021)
19. We are home to The Galleria: Texas largest shopping mall, popular for its upscale dining and shops. The 7 largest in the nation, and part of the "10 Most Valuable Malls in America," the only mall from Texas in this category.
20. Needless to say, we are projected to become the nation's 3rd largest city. Population in Chicago has been declining for the past 7 years or so whereas Houston has steadily been increasing.
But go off if you think Dallas can beat these stats🤷🏽♂️
@@cjasonmatthews1996 well said. Also, Houston's Museum of Fine Arts is the largest in Texas and the South
@@CoolDude-uh3ke thanks man haha. I updated the list from 18 reasons to 20 reasons why. Houston is way superior from every direction you look at: infrastructure, arts, culture, science, parks, major projects etc🤣
@@cjasonmatthews1996 Yo ima houston native and you right about most things...but the homelessness in houston is sadly growing fast in houston our homelessness is worse than dallas....that shit not getting better ......san antonio and austin is still the worse when it comes to the homeless ...but houston isn't too far behind those 2 cities.......
@@steezzyv2470 www.texastribune.org/2019/07/02/why-homelessness-going-down-houston-dallas/
I’m from Miami looking to move to Texas and i’m soooo in between Dallas and Houston but Houston really caught my eye👀
Houston gets hit hard by hurricanes tho
I’m from nyc and living in Houston over a year now. I really dislike it here!! I have family from nyc in Dallas and regret everyday moving here. It’s waaayyyy to big so an inconvenience getting any where. Dallas is prettier and more manageable to get around. My 2 cents! Good luck
Houston is 1 hrs a way from the beach and dallas 5,6 hrs from the bay
Which city did you move to?
Go to Houston, you’ll love it there!
The video kept my attention the entire time, thank you!! I’m here in Houston(born and raised) looking to move to Dallas now. I need a new change of scenery and the times I’ve gone to Dallas it is absolutely beautiful to me.. I love the house on hills as well lol so it’s something to try!
That’s awesome to hear!!! Thank you so much for watching I really appreciate you:) I agree! Dallas is going to treat you right, have fun out there!
@@jadenkmay2352 lol just move to conroe
Did you ever move to Dallas
@@kingb7038 nottttt yet!!! I still have every intention on doing so!! Are you in Dallas?
@@obeythecrownlifestyle yup I'm in Dallas I moved here 6 months ago and I love it here and I like it better than Houston. But yeah I'm a real estate developer & I have a car rental business and I'm just networking with people in the DFW area. But yeah you are going to love living here in Dallas
What city are you currently in ?
Dallas is better. Less humid, more classy, better airports.
This video was extremely helpful! You covered all the important points that are needed to make a wiser decision, thank you!
I love and appreciate how informative your videos are. Thank you for creating such quality content! I am looking to move to Houston by April (May the latest). I am considering relocating to Katy in Houston. I’ve never been to this area but I am looking for an open spaced clean modern community with beautiful well kept landscaping and great schools. I don’t like being in spaces overcrowded with trees like the woodlands. I am so excited and these videos make me want to move there now. Great job!
You just lit up my day!! Thank you so very much, I’m glad you enjoy them. Katy is an awesome area, can’t go wrong there!
Just wanted to connect with you and see if you had any questions before moving to the Houston area! I'm always here to help so feel free to give me a call or email.
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This is an awesome video. Very well put together and very informative!
Thank you so much for watching and for your support!! :)
Appreciate the video AND the comments. very informative. Thank you!
Haha the comments got me beat!! Thank you for watching:)
Ive lived in both. I love both cities. I have a preference for Houston but if I had to move back to Dallas that would be ok.
thanks alot real state agent, I choose big D, but I usto live in Hou. thanks for reporting about these 2 great cities!
Thank you for watching!! By the looks of the comments, Houston needs to step up their game!
@@jadenkmay2352 LOL U bet!!
The truth is both places are very nice Houston or Dallas. Overall Dallas is a newer place, with nicer and more prosperous cities all around it. Dallas has Plano, Frisco, Fort Worth, Irving, Garland Arlington, University Park Highland Park, etc. Both places are great, but As a metro Dallas has more people, nicer cities, less crimes. What I tell people you cannot go wrong whichever city you select (houston or Dallas), but the edge is for Dallas.
I can agree with most of what you said except for crime. In the last 25 years or so, Dallas has had a slightly higher crime rate than Houston, with a short-lived spike in Houston’s violent crime that lasted only about a year and a half in the mid 2000’s. Houston just has a reputation for crime from it’s past that still haunts it, from 40+ years ago when it was the nation’s murder capital for a few years. Those days are long gone. It’s a much safer place today than it was in the late 70’s and early 80’s. That’s not to say it’s crime free, but it’s definitely not what a lot of people make it out to be. Also, I’d say Houston actually has the edge, as it’s more diverse and a bit friendlier than Dallas, but I have nothing against Dallas.
@@Shikta-poobah67 No Brewster, I think both metro areas are great. Some stuff Houston has, Dallas does not have for example the beach, a tad bit more diversity. Many things Dallas has Houston does not have. Dallas has nicer cities around it. Nicer highways and less traffic, more lakes. Dallas has strong zoning laws which gives it a perceived cleaner look but sometimes can be inconvenient, on the other hand Houston’s zoning laws are very laxed and tuned to laissez-faire. Dallas’s economy is more diverse than Houston’s economy where the dominant industries are the oil & gas, healthcare, trade, and manufacturing sectors. Living costs (including real estate) in both cities are comparable.
I was born in Miami but raised in Atl, 39 years old, no wife or kids, not necessarily trying to settle down, looking for a decent wage job, like to go out and try new bars and lounges, love the night life, where in Houston would you guys recommend?
H-Town, Texas. I Love the Fall, Winter and Spring But I Hate the 99o Red Hot Summers. H for Humidity in H-Town, Texas.
I’m looking to move to Houston soon first need to find a job down there
I love how flashy Dallas is
I visited both honestly Dallas was cool but Houston is more versatile
I agree! Thank you for watching!!
Austin > Houston > Dallas
I live in Dallas... it’s definitely more beautiful and upscale than Houston however Houston is waaaayyyyy more fun and more more diverse... the people are gorgeous in Houston versus Dallas 😒😒😒
That’s not true🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Dallas is the worst city in the south unlike Houston, Atlanta, and NC! Dallas is spread out and so Texas. Houston is actually built like a city for more opportunities. I’m from LA and Houston is had better food, shopping, neighborhoods, scenery, and beaches. Oh I forgot Dallas had lakes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Dallas is more upscale" lmao have you been to Houston at all? Please look up stats which city is more upscale and then comment back🤣
@@damarisyoung9225 lies. Houston doesn’t even have a subway line. Dallas does and is currently planning another one. So, how is it built more like a city? Houston is also double the city limit size of Dallas. So how is Dallas more spread out? Dallas’ economy is WAYYYYYYYYYYYY more diversified. Houston’s economy is based on energy. If it’s the worse city…how come DFW is the biggest metro area in the South?
@@214dude2 Houston is the 4th most populated city in the country.
@@lamaripiazza5226 yeah, that’s because its city limits are double the size of Dallas’. All the top 5 major cities in the USA have significantly smaller city limits. Houston is 640 sq mi of land. Dallas is 340 sq mi of land.
Dallas!!! 🤘🏽💙
Houston gets the occasional hurricanes and flooding, but Dallas gets the tornadoes and hailstorms
Isn’t Texas GREAT! Lol thank you for watching!
Dallas rarely sees tornadoes in the city proper. Hurricanes are much more dangerous and also produces tornadoes.
Dallas gets tornadoes and hailstorms every year. Dallas is located in the Tornado and Hailstorm Alley! Keep in mind that tornadoes occur abruptly with no or not enough warning. A tornado can have maximum wind speeds of 200 miles per hour destroying anything in its path: ua-cam.com/video/P-a1E__Ef9w/v-deo.html And a hail storm can severely damage roofs and cars: ua-cam.com/video/LU3R8A3XOgc/v-deo.html These occur multiple times each year in DFW.
Before y’all clicked on the vid did y’all see how beautiful Dallas skyline is compared to Houston 😎
hahaha!! Thank you for watching!!!
I love how your problem with the weather is it being too hot ☀️ lol. I’m from 🇬🇧 and my whole reason of wanting to move is for the HEATTT😂 plz make more vids
Lol this is a different kind of heat. Your balls will be Sweaty 24/7 😂😂😂😂😂.
It’s a ridiculous heat! Humid and unbearable!
You really have NO idea, do you? Don’t say we didn’t try to warn you. 😆🥵
H Town 🤘🏾I love my city 🌆
H Town hold it down 🤟 Thanks for watching!
Technically you could say Dallas IS closer to mountains. Large hills to the west (Palo Pinto area)and south. The city isn't completely flat either. It has some high elevations in certain areas like Lake Highlands and large hills to the south in Cedar Hill and its close to the mountains in southeast Oklahoma. Just 3 hours away.
Very true!!! Thank you for watching:)
Is it possible to find a home with more than 5 acres of land near Houston?
VERY! In the Texas City and La marquee area you can find multiple. I have a 4 acre land parcel going live next week, as well as 10 acres in north Houston. Give me a shout and i can get you some more Information if your interested, thank you for watching!! :)
Houston is the largest city in Texas and 4th largest city in the USA, but Dallas has the largest metropolitan area in Texas and has the 4th largest metropolitan area in the USA. DFW Metro is larger than Houston Metro....But you really can’t go wrong living in either area. I could live in both cities Dallas or Houston. There are some things I like better about Dallas and there are some things I like better about Houston.
Thank you for your point of view!! I appreciate you sharing :)
As for metro DFW cheats counting many counties between hood county and Oklahoma. Ft worth by itself or Dallas can't match Miami Dade or Atlanta metro
@@lwilliams396 .....You are very incorrect....And No DFW does not count that much counties all the way to Oklahoma. You must be talking about the Combined Statistical Area (CSA) and not Metropolitan Area (MSA). The DFW Metropolitan area and Houston metropolitan areas are Larger than Miami-Dade Metro. Get your facts right. Also Fort Worth doesn’t have it’s own metro area. That’s why we are called the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex and we are the 4th largest Metropolitan area in the USA. We have over 7.5 million people in our metro compared to Miami’s 6.1 million. Go do some research.
@@teejay7149 yeah i referring to the csa because Boston, DC Baltimore & SF SanJose are also bigger than DFW
@@lwilliams396 Cities and metro areas don’t “cheat”, as if urban growth is some card game. I can see that someone already set you straight on the differences between MSA’s and CSA’s, so I won’t go into that, but the DFW metroplex that’s now the 4th largest MSA in the nation is one solid, developed mass that has earned it’s ranking, and I say this as a Houstonian. The only thing I’ll add is that until the 1990 census, the metroplex was counted and ranked as two separate metro areas (Dallas MSA and Fort Worth MSA). Even today, in many ways it still feels like two different metro areas. Still, it’s officially one metro area now.
I’m pretty biased but I think Dallas is ultimately the better city
DFW, no question.
Houston more diverse it's more to do in Houston the food is better in Houston and the Women are absolutely gorgeous. So I'm picking Houston
I saw both cities but I like Dallas better zan Houston
I am an African American originally from Southeast Georgia near Savannah married to a Peruvian woman. We live in San Antonio which is a good place to raise a family but the diversity here is a problem for me. We agreed to move to Dallas because the traffic, flooding, and hurricanes turned my wife off plus have family that has moved to Dallas within the last 5 years. Fresco is a beautiful area but the only problem is the cost of living is cheaper in San Antonio and Dallas is more expensive than Houston. I have two homes in San Antonio with a 2.49% interest rate and the way rates are now, I do not see a move anywhere anytime soon.
dallas ❤❤❤❤❤
I have been living in Houston for 4 years and sadly, I can't say I like it. Freeways are horrible (counter intuitive design and confusing exits and entries). The city feels and is, over populated with an unbearable amount of traffic. Houston area is ranked #1 in the United States for people driving while intoxicated and car accidents are at a record high.
The crime in Houston is also unbearable. Harris County, for which Houston is part of, has one of the most criminal friendly justice system in Texas, with people that have 7 prior felony convictions are still being given quick low bonds for new offenses. Making the city unsafe.
The scenery is not that great either, the streets are not well kept and homeless population is very high. Be careful searching for apartments, many of them are shit holes, with an incredible high rate of crime within the complex, meaning your car will get burglarized in a manner of days.
There is some things that are good here in Houston, like sports, food and the best healthcare system, but over all, I don't see the hype. I would like to visit Dallas, I might end up moving there.
What part of Houston do you live
The costs of living in Houston, and Dallas are, definitely, lower than those of, say, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Washington!! Having said that, by no stretch of imagination, are Houston, and Dallas better cities to live in (than New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Washington); in fact, some of the best cities in the World, in which to live (e.g. Geneva, Basel, Reykjavik, Luxembourg,...), are, also, some of the most expensive cities (in the World) in which to live (as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for").
Dallas
Why? I hear from some Texans, that Dallas has a lot of superficial pretentious people who like to compete and being flashy. But I don't hear that about Houston. Same thing goes in California. In Los Angeles you have a lot of flashy people whereas in San Francisco people don't like to show off or try to look fancy. Let me know what you think?
@@standforhumanitariancauses4756 is being flashy even a problem?.
Austerity is like 10000 times worse.
Ppl' can be flashy 'cause there is enough wealth here.
Anyway, there are flashy ppl' in all country, not just in Dallas.
I rather Dallas than any texan city, 'cause this city have low taxes(Just like all state), a low cost of living(Less than Houston), you can earn the same money as another big cities like Houston, the weather is better and people here is really open minded.
@@rogerroger730 Normally or it's safe to say in general that flashy people aren't humble and are insecure. If you watch music videos those with more flashy cars and jewelries are conceited and superficial and insecure. In Los Angeles there are a lot of superficial people. And once again we can't say everyone is flashy but there's a good portion In LA that are. There are flashy people everywhere and I agree but some places tends to have a lot more than others that's when it stands out. And I thought most counties in Texas have low taxes, I know there's not state tax but property Tax in Texas is higher than California. What's Dallas Tax rate in comparison to rest of Texas? and you say people in Dallas are open minded, how???
@@standforhumanitariancauses4756 i get more cali vibes in dallas and austin.
Hidden Answer #3: Fort Worth
Houston is the heart and soul of Texas. Dallas needs Fort Worth and the suburbs to be half as good as Houston.
Trueee! Thanks for watching!!
Houston annexed all its suburbs to be the largest city in Texas. Houston is a massive 640 sq mi. Dallas is 340 sq mi. That’s nearly double the city limits size of Dallas. If Dallas had the same city limit size, it’ll be equal or probably bigger than Houston.
They don't understand. If Dallas annexed Mesquite, Irving, Garland, Grand Prairie, Richardson, Addison, Carrollton the conversation would be dead as far as comparing cities proper. The reason I mention these places are because you will never know you left Dallas city limits when entering these Dallas County cities refrenced. These are some of the largest cities in the state and country that's connected directly (No Gaps) to the city of Dallas proper, but Dallas doesn't allow annexing. As far as metropolitan areas no question Dallas overshadows Houston from it's appearance to amenities. A lot of people don't realize how these cities are shaped especially Dallas proper and Fort-Worth proper. You can live in Fort-Worth's city limits and be 20 mins or less from Downtown Dallas (Centre Point East). I hear ignorant people specifically from Houston say Dallas tries to add in Fort-Worth to appear larger. I can tell you there's a large number of people in Tarrant County (Fort-Worth and Arlington etc.) that travel to Dallas proper or Dallas County for work as I use to (vice versa bit more to Dallas County) this is how/why the Census Bureau and FG determines them to be within the same metropolitan area. There are so many large cities here in the Metroplex where they all have their own distinctive bussiness districts but Dallas County and Collin County has the bulk of the high paying Jobs ($100,000+) so residents travel. Dallas has better traffic than that of Houston but not because of less drivers but because there are so many bussiness districts (Downtown bussiness areas) held by different cities throughout the Metroplex. Residents go in all different directions to work and play. Most residents that work in the Houston metropolitan area go in one direction and that's toward the central core which makes traffic noticeably worse (within the loop). Dallas metro has more highway and concrete than Houston's metro as Dallas metro is super spread out and is a wide intersecting metro that connects other large cities and states a like. Houston is more dense for this same reason. Dallas metro could seem superlong and wide to get across, especially when you consider it feels like large city after large city for about 2hrs. across (East to West). I live in Dallas but have been to Houston quite a few times over the years and recently and know both very well. Dallas and the Metroplex just offers more opportunities and a better quality of life.
You are incorrect. It's because of the prominence of Dallas that the suburbs of Dallas and even Fort worth grow and that the Dallas Fort worth region is the power house it is in Texas and the United States. It's just the way the officials planned out the area that dallas the city's population is not higher but if we annexed as Houston did our population and size would be bigger. You take Dallas out the metroplex and you literally have nothing there. All respect to Houston though too. Dallas and Houston are the heart and soul of Texas. Without them Texas is not on the map around the world the way it is.
Houston 💜
I think is very disingenuous for houstonians to continue to banter about Houston being the 4th largest city in America, by that same metric Louisville Kentucky is larger than Miami and Atlanta. The real reality is the DFW metro area is bigger than the Houston area almost by 1,000,000 residents. DFW is the 4th largest metropolitan area in America with nearly 8,000,000 people.
@Richard Schiffman you don't even understand the analogy so...
@@johnhollis2253 I get your analogy. You are saying that size and bigger population doesn't mean the city is better. However, Houston and Dallas are projected to be the next mega cities in America. Dallas has qualities that Houston doesn't have, and Houston has other qualities Dallas doesnt offer. I think both are great cities. I travel to Dallas once a month for work and have close friends there. So I know a lot and been to most (if not all) of both cities and I would pick Houston over Dallas any day, but that's just my opinion.
I wish Houston and Dallas would stop this toxic competitiveness and get along just like LA and San Francisco do.
@@cjasonmatthews1996 you didn't understand the analogy, that's not what I was saying at all so nevermind..
@@johnhollis2253 that's LITERALLY what you meant but mkay.
You even brought in Miami being smaller than Louisville and that doesnt mean Louisville is better Lmao. But I guess whatever your "secret analogy" meant to you🤷🏽♂️
@@cjasonmatthews1996 No idiot I was referring to the population sizes of the cities, it's the difference between largest city versus largest metro that's the only comparison I was making dummy. When you look up population sizes of the largest cities versus largest metros you would get a totally different list outside of NY LA and CHI. Louisville is a larger city by that metric than Atlanta but we all know Atlanta has when way more people and than Louisville when you add up the surrounding suburbs. That was the only point I was making.
Houston
Ft Worth, TX hands down!
Can't go wrong there! They are BOOMING right now! Thank you for watching :)
Ew
Drive in houston on
Service drive instead of driving highway
Service drive goes parallel to highway for many miles.
Also locaal streets goes many miles long
Like bisdonnet st
Hillcroft st
Kirkwood st
Many other goesany Mike's long
So no need to drive highways like
10. 58 or 59 etc
You be happy in hiusyon if you do doordash.
Rents are low
Food is cheap
Great weather
Lots of swimming pools
Lots of pretty girls available v lonely girls
And guys also
It's summer. It's supposed to be hot.
Haha true!
Houston>>>>>>Dallas everyday all day
Houston all the way 😩🤌🏻
Why?
You was right about everything untill u said dallas was flat....dallas isnt flat....
Haha you right! Thanks for watching anyway!
Great content But My vote is to Houston its clearly the more superior brand But then again So is Charlotte Nashville honolulu hell even D.C. are all better options compared to Dallas I mean let's face it there's just not much to do in Dallas unless parks And museums are your thing But outside of tht Their Nightlife is almost nonexistent plus They dnt really have any venues are events like Houston does No scratch tht they do the state fair🤣But thts only once a year🤷♂️And is nothing compared to the Houston livestock show which is the most prestigious && reputable Exhibition not only in the nation But also in the world So you see when something from Dallas is brought forward An even better possession of Houston will blow it clean out the water easily🌬🌊&& despite wht Dtwn natives may say Htwn will always reign Supreme in opposed to Dallas on just abt every level u could possibly think of Bcuz Houston is and will forever be The crown👑 Jewel of Texas And in addition to tht its the ❤️ of the south for which it leads Enough said I'm out😎✌️💯
Dallas is a good city,but they drivers are terrible. It seems like they wreck for fun out here.
Lol!!! True but Houston drivers aren’t any better!!
@@jadenkmay2352 *coughs* Dallas was recently ranked #1 most dangeous US city to drive at😭🤚
Houston is worse, not even mentioning Houston area is ranked number#1 in the United States on people driving while intoxicated
Houston all day
I stay in dallas but not from texas why is houston better than dallas?
@@jf4272 well just preference I mean I stayed months in Dallas there's parts I like but I just prefer Houston area , I hope all is well up there
How do the females look and act in houaton im from Los Angeles so im looking for a city in texas that has that similar movement or vibe?
females in Houston are way better
Born in Dallas and have been visiting Houston, now living here, Houston has nothing great compared to Dallas. Entering the city and its beautiful. Houston isn't and even if you visit the wealthy areas they look the same as the non-wealth areas. In Dallas, you can tell the difference. One bedroom apartment can run from $900-$1,200 and thats low income areas to high income areas. Houston is almost the same but you don't wanna live in an apartment in Houston.
Your way off
@@resistancelucayanmayo how so
Stop it. Dallas is segregated and only the outskirts look appealing. Dallas is boring and stale it has no flavor
@@kekemoore4814 that's false. You most be a home body.
@@JC-mi8xb naw all my family lives in Dallas and it's nothing to do there
Just recently coming from Houston, Dallas wins hands down. Houston edges Dallas when it comes to food. Galveston is pretty cool but Houston's downtown and skyline is so underwhelming. Houston has no pop to it. Dallas is very vibrant and artsy. Dallas is also bigger when it comes to fashion, gaming, filming and much more. We have the most shopping malls in the nation and so many fun areas like Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts, Greenville Ave, etc. Houston is also far more flatter than Dallas. I plan to explore more of Houston to get a better feel but so far I wasn't too thrilled.
This is a great point of view!! Thank you for sharing :)
You say Houston has no pop to it, which in some ways I could agree with, but then you go on to prop up Dallas as some huge night and day difference, and that’s where you lost me. Maybe if you had said NYC, L.A., or Seattle, but Dallas? Okeeeee….. 🤔
Atlanta, beats them both
Niether one austin san antonio el paso or corpus christi those city are way better the people are better and have respect
I live in San Antonio. It is a great place to raise a family but there is virtually no diversity.
How about NOT move to Texas. We full, Go away.
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Why are your ear rings so low on your ear lobes?