Kat find a way. I think you would like it here. It is hot as hell in summer but rest of year is perfecto. Mr Vega is correct you have to have a 🚗 the Metroplex is HUGE. He hones in on Dallas but Ft Worth and all suburbs are also great. The absolute center of the universe is Grapevine,TX. You will see it on Google Earth is 5 miles from DFW International Airport. Good luck!
Thank you for saying this. I am from chicago born in raised in the city. And I just want to be somewhere that I can buy a cheaper house. I love Chicago but its not the same city from when I was younger. But I am considering the move..
Lived in Dallas my whole life and the part of how spread out everything is, is spot ON! There’s been so many times where I’ve driven for over an hour, and I’m still in Dallas County lol
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Trust me dude, our Dallas traffic is nowhere near as brutal as LA's. Those highways routinely make people contemplate suicide. I've lived in both cities, so I'm in a position to know. You're right about the public transpo and the toll roads, though. Both suck big time in Dallas.
One thing not mentioned: Dallas is quite a lux city. Clothes shopping on the level of NYC or LA. Ferrari, Rolls Royce, etc. on the street is a common sight with all the highest-end car dealerships present in the city. Food choices are endless. Etc.
Looks like you never lived anywhere else in the U.S.A. Terrible weather in Dallas, TX, really, really? I have lived in Miami, Tampa, Houston, grew up in New Jersey, all these places have worst climate than Dallas. Dallas gets very hot, but is not humid, dry heat, I prefer Dallas climate than 60 or 70 percent of U.S territory. Miami weather, oh my goodness, you get that humidity in your face when you come out of the airport, most of you have no idea, Dallas not even close.
In my opinion, the weakest link with your analysis is that you haven't lived anywhere else. So when you complain about the weather or the traffic or the need for a car ....try out places like LA, Chicago, NY and Toronto and compare. Dallas is a very well balanced package!
It may get really hot in the summer and a little unpredictable in the winter, but at least it's sunny for a good chunk of the year in Dallas. Winter in the Midwest is its own special kind of depression.
@@MarissaLenea Hey! I’m also from Ohio and considering moving to Texas I’m torn between Dallas and Houston. Have you really enjoyed Dallas? Are there many young people there?
Try for 10 months/year; Winter, in Dallas, means 4-8 weeks (from the end of December through the end of February) with temperatures between 30-50 degrees Fahrenheit, and overcast skies/conditions!!
@@Mimiscellaneous if I were you, I'd be choosing to move, either, to New York, or, if you must have warm/hot (and dry) weather conditions for 10 months/year, Los Angeles; but then, I don't know what you can afford!
The reason that I want to move to Dallas is for more opportunities. I got MS degree in IT and I can't find work with no experience here in CA. My promised to you is that I'll vote red for life when I move to Dallas.
Haha love it...you’ll vote red. I’m afraid Dallas has already been overtaken by liberals and Democrats. Fort Worth, TX is the only Republican city left and McKinney.
Great vid homie. I'm from Oak Cliff. I would recomend to folks moving here to live/rent close to Dart light rail. Yes, the raìl is very reliable, but the Dart buses, not so much. For attractions, check out reunion tower, JFK exibit, Ft. Worth stockyards, Ft. Worth zoo, Ft. Worth water gardens and definitely State fair of Texas. Yeah, if your job requires you have to take a toll road to work, expect your toll bill can be $50 - $100 per month. Dress appropiately for the summers in Dallas. I used to walk 20 mins to the light rail, and be sweating profusely before 7 am
I would love a small (600-900 sq ft home) in Fort Worth “safe” area with a garage, little yard (a spot for a camper). Hope I will find the one when it’s time.
Lmao he didn’t mention that there isn’t shit to do. Everything even remotely interesting costs money and if you plan on doing nature-based activities, like going to the lake, you better be able to afford a boat or know someone who does.
I live in Australia and I really want to live in Dallas when I get older to get a god job a nice house and a lot of places to go is this a good choice to live in Dallas? Anyone pls reply
I so admire your honesty and of course the real estate expertise! Please keep posting videos and sharing such informative updates that are so useful! Sending Blessings to you, your children and wishing you prosperity. Leanne
I may consider calling you when I get ready to leave Dallas. I have been here since I was a 2 year old in the late 70's. I have to disagree with you on some points. Sure Dallas has opportunities. But some other cons you missed where high property taxes. My taxes have more than doubled over the past 8 years. That's with doing nothing to improve my house. I need a new roof that is over 25 years old but instead I save my money for the ridiculous amount of property taxes I pay. Crime is going up. We don't exactly get a bang for our buck when we pay property taxes. City council voted to reduce the police budget. Our streets are in bad condition. Many people choose to put their kids in private schools rather than DISD. I'll put it this way. If you are a Californian who just sold your home over there for $1 million then you have so many options over here and that will unfortunately drive up values which will drive up property taxes which likely won't be as bad as what Californians are paying. But it's bad for the folks who have lived in the same home for 10, 20 or more years and now are forced to leave their homes because property taxes are too high. As far as southern hospitality goes, I'll have to disagree. I remember growing up in the 80's and Dallas feeling more like it was still part of Texas with the Southern Hospitality. But not now. Let's face it Dallas is no longer part of Texas. Soon with the people running it Dallas will be like Austin has become. I have been considering moving to Ft. Worth or a suburb outside of Ft. Worth like Keller, White Settlement or some other city out there to escape the lunacy that has become Dallas.
Love the video!! Very insightful. Moving to Texas soon and choosing between Austin and Dallas. Dallas is for sure winning! The thought of it being more diverse and accepting is awesome to hear. Thank you!
The worst part is the heat? Wow! Try living the London, Where we see the Sun 2 weeks max (summer) I absolutely love the sun. Great video and extremely informative. Thank you Sir 🙏🏻❤️
The tolls in Dallas are easy to pay. They are not very expensive and you can pay with quarters and a debit card also most of them. Have an employee there that could help. HERE IN SAN DIEGO, there is No quarters allowed and there's no person working the toll 99% of the time. IF THE CARD READER DOES NOT READ THE CARD ( MOST OF THE TIME) YOU GET A NICE HEFTY BILL IN. THE MAIL.
I think you should say that from I20 and I35 to 75 and 635 is only 31 miles via no tolls. And via tollway from I20 and I35 is only 2 more miles, why pay toll ways. You should give the option of traceling via toll ways or interstate roads. I moved up here 40 years ago and I don't drive on toll ways. It is a waist of money.
My Aunt is planning on moving from Dallas to Frisco, would definitely share this video with her. She is also considering Dallas Finest Movers for helping her relocate. Are they the finest in Dallas?
I’m from Mississippi moved to Chicago when I was young & now I feel the need to go back down south.. I’m just so nervous because I hear how hot it is & there’s nothing I hate more than heat 🥵🥵
I hear you! I can't stand the heat. However, it's waaaaaay better than those Chicago winters lol. Also, I'd say 40 days or so out of the summer are super hot. Which isn't bad, unless you work outdoors.
Thank you very much for sharing this video today. I’m looking for a career change in Dallas, a New Start ups and taken my career to the next level 🆙 ⬆️ oh Yes DFW airport for traveling and attractions 🤩 🧳 ✈️ and Real estate 🏡 🔑
I’m considering moving to Dallas I’m from New Jersey and I feel like Dallas gives me urban vibes that still make me feel like I’m in Jersey but just in a more better climate I want to save for a nice big down payment for a nice house is it worth living in Dallas and are there Healthcare opportunities in the medical field?
Watching this video because I'm moving from Denver to Dallas in the next month. The weather and traffic does not scare me. Colorado has pretty bipolar weather. We've been having construction since forever ago. I'm excited though
This is MY CITY! I just love it here!!!!! I am right in the middle of everything with adventures it has to offer :) Fashion Dallas and Fast n Furious Dallas!! Where you have to get to will take you time so buckle up and let’s go go go!!! You will never be bored here :)
For sure! Cost of living is very affordable compared to Toronto. As mush as I can't the heat during the summer, I'd prefer it over the freezing cold. lol
Three years ago, I flew from Rio de Janeiro to Dallas, my city, it was around March. I had a layover in Toronto. It was the night before my friends wedding. I left Brazil, wearing a tank top. Nine hours later, i arrived in Toronto, and in March, it was too cold for me to go to the airport parking garage and smoke a cigarette. BTW, the Toronto airport was the first time I saw a 7-eleven in the six months that I left Dallas for Brasil. I bought a huge coffee.
When I lived in Irving Texas a suburb in dallas southern hospitality was definitely a thing but I feel like parents weren’t the best about passing it on to their kids because I knew a lot of mean kids at my school in Irving.
Christian concerts, dallas sister tribe slumber parties, 6 flags and hurricane harbor, dallas farmers market, shopping, swapmeets, lots to do without involving alcohol
I FORGOT WHAT ACTUALLY PROMPTED ME TO POST WHAT I POSTED EARLIER: THE THING THAT NOONE TALKS ABOUT AS A FACTOR IS THE EXTREME WEATHER- IM TALKING STRAIGHT UP HAIL AND TORNADOES- LITERALLY JUST TURNED ON THE TV: "MULTIPLE 18 WHEELERS FLIPPED OVER THE THEIR SIDE" NOT TOO FAR FROM DALLAS- LARGE HAIL IS COMMON TOO- ITS LIKE WHEN YOU WATCH A TH-cam CLIP OF - AND IM BEING HYPERBOLIC BUT YOU'LL GET THE POINT: 'THIS IS WHY NO ONE CAN SURVIVE THIS FOREIGN PLANET; GLASS AT THOUSANDS OF MILES AN HOUR GOING SIDEWAYS' ALL IN ALL THOUGH BETTER THAN OTHER PLACES FROM WHAT I'VE SEEN BUT DAMN THE WILD WEATHER THAT CAN HAPPEN (LIKE ONCE A MONTH) IS NOTHING TO OVERLOOK!
Oi Yuri você vai gostar da Frisco,TX só que quando for comprar casa os impostos school é property como falamos custam olho da cara. Seja bem-vindo no TX!🇧🇷
I lived in Plano from 80 to 93 and construction was everywhere even back then, but at least there were no toll roads yet and lots of good country back road shortcuts. The heat was fine for the first 5 years but when I hit about 27 and bought my first home, the heat started wearing on me, it was best to stay indoors or go shopping in an air conditioned mall. Would I ever move back? Probably not, it's way too crowded now, I went back in 2014 and barely recognized the place! Even so, people there were always friendly, more so than anywhere else that I lived. l have good memories from working there (TI) and living down there.
@@alexmurphy5289 Why? because of all the traffic or just too much ongoing construction? ... it's sort of always been that way. I75 was 2 lanes in the early part of the 80s but was always under construction the whole 13 years I lived there. Someone mentioned California is worse and I'd have to agree.
Great video bro thank you! Dallas is somewhere I always wanted to relocate to. Born and raised in Hawaii but currently living in Tacoma, WA. I have a pretty big family so I'm really considering Dallas for the opportunity. My main question is how's the Christian churches? I'd assume there should be a bunch but figure I ask anyway.
I highly recommend Gateway church, they have many campuses around DFW, Great church that is based on the Bible, great worship and great Word of God, You can check us out at Gatewaypeople.com , and yes there’s many churches
@@oscarvega7534 thank you so much for the info! I feel called to be out there for some reason so I'm gonna be obedient and make the move next year. Thanks again Chase and God bless!
@@colinmackenzie6806 so glad to help! you will find an answer with prayer, blessings! btw if you have any questions about Dallas don’t hesitate on asking me here!
Trust me. Be careful with some of the people here in Dallas. A LOT are not so friendly. Always be aware of your surroundings. Could end badly if you don't. I live here. IJS👍✌️
Come correct with those attractions. Most of thoses are in Arlington,Tx my city. Which is a 25-30min drive away from Dallas. SIX FLAGS, Texas Rangers stadium, and Cowboys AT&T Stadium. But Dallas the city does have the Mavericks and the Night scenes that Arlington,tx doesnt.
Your right, 6 flags, Ball Park, Cowboys Stadium are in Arlington. A suburb outside of Dallas. However, most people relocation identity these locations with Dallas. So do the football broadcasters. SMH
Dallas County has the Stars and the Mavericks but with that being said the Dallas/Fort Worth area does have a lot of sports with Arlington, TX having the most with the Cowboys, Rangers, Wings, Jackals and E-Sports with that being said other teams in the Dallas/Fort Worth area not in Dallas or Arlington are Nascar with the Texas Motor Speedway which is in Fort Worth, TX then you have Golf with the Byron Nelson in McKinney, Texas and the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas then you have Soccer with FC Dallas in Frisco, Texas then Indoor Football with the Frisco Fighters then you have Indoor Soccer with the Dallas Sidekicks in Allen, Texas then you have the Double A baseball team called the Rough Riders in Frisco, Tx and last the g league team called the Texas Legends in Frisco, TX then you have last the tier II junior ice hockey team called the Lone Star Brahmas in North Richland Hill, Texas
The heat isn't practically unbearable, it IS unbearable. I don't even go to my mailbox more than once a week. Amazon delivers my groceries. I can't garden, I can't bike, I can't walk the park in this heat and this is my last year here. I utterly refuse to go through one more summer here. I'm from the East Coast where there are 4 seasons most of the time. This summer has been the worst ever between the drought and the triple digits. If heat doesn't bother you, that's great. I can't keep sweating and sweating for 3 and 4 months every year, sorry.
Hi there! Love this video. Can you suggest some upscale yet affordable areas weather in the city or suburbs to start getting an idea of housing? Thank you so much!
I’m a native Texan I live In South Carolina now I lived in wills point Texas and Dallas and Greenville Texas I wish my family had never moved from Texas my late dad was from South Carolina my mom was from Texas my dad was a Baptist preacher so we moved around some I really really miss Texas and the friendly Texas people I hope to move back to Texas one day Dallas is a very nice town home to big Tex and the Dallas Cowboys
2 things he was totally wrong about....the tolls are not all in Dallas except 1 and that's north dallas tollway....all others are collin county and nobody in inner city worries about tolls...just an option....inner city people take dart subway train/bus....super cheap and convenient....goes all over....dart will get there faster than any car travel even to both airports.....this dude sounds like he lives in surburbia...the weather is great year round.....we adjust to the summer heat with AC everywhere.....trust me heat is not an issue....swimming pools...oh yeah if you gotta walk...do like me....buy a Slurpee....it does miraculous wonders for and against heat....thats my secret cure for the heat... I'll never go back to NY or DC to live in frigid cold and forced public transpo....dallas is paradise considered to NY philly DC and even L.A. and Atlanta......i lived in all these cities....they either too cold too criminal or all of the above....TRUTH
You left out multiple important cons: 1. Aggressive homeless people all over downtown 2. No parking 3 Even IF you manage to find parking you're paying for it, and its going to cost you at least $20 for a spot 4. The crime in Dallas is extremely high 5. Cost of living is outrageous with high real estate prices 6. Southern hospitality is a real thing but I've never experienced that in Dallas. (Personal Opinion)
@Jamaqu Lee Rollin Ok this is all in comparison with other cities in Texas. I should have mentioned that. Yes, I've seen Chicago and I've been there numerous times.
Parking is free... unless your downtown. In regards to homeless, I don't see them all over downtown. However, yes there are parts of downtown that do have homeless shelters.
I lived in Dallas for 10 years (2000-2010). Spot on. Especially about not being walkable. It is hot, but not very humid (compare with Houston). I used to be tired all the time in summer in Dallas. But on the other hand I live in Minnesota now and I would love 55 degrees in January. He is also right about opportunities - Texas is very pro-business. I am so sick of our horrible governor here in Minneapolis and the anti-capitalist mentality here. People are very diverse. He is right. Most people I knew in Dallas were from outside the US. Yes, the airport is also a big plus and the central location. Also I found people there very friendly and open.
Bro i live in Minneapolis now its cool but im tired of the winter and getting Housing is a issue if u dont have 700+ credit score..and sense the pandemic all employers are over working employees to make up profit im thinking of moving 2 Dallas
@@michaelhuddleston88 Thinking of making that move myself. Looking for a change and mostly to escape the cold. My worry is the political hell hole you describe. How are you liking the move yourself?
@@hossamselim1929 well, cities like Houston, and/or Dallas are Islands Of Democratic Strongholds in a Deeply Right-Wing conservative/populist (a.k.a. republican) sea!!!
I know a friend that lives in Dallas I just moved to Arkansas and I’m here to visit her today :D I don’t want to leave her alone so please if you live in Dallas and like to explore and skateboard and stuff like that please reply, when she sees this comment I hope your doing okey Kathy ( this is her acc btw)
I live near Dallas, I just moved from Indiana to Flower mound. It's tough starting a new life here and not having friends. it doesn't help either that my bf only has 1 friend lol I am up for meeting new people!
@@cynthiahernandez9945 I didn’t realize this was here until yesterday but I hope you are doing okey! And getting comfortable, Dallas is a great place, cool museums and good restaurants nice parks toooo
I can't stand the heat, I'd prefer the cold but I'm Mexican so I'm used to the heat, despite I live in the coldest part of Mexico is still too hot, hopefully I'll move to Dallas someday
Wow nows my time to shine haha. Not too often but i was in the last tornado that swept through 20 miles of North Dallas. I was at work at UPS and all of a sudden the lights started flickering and i saw a wall of dust and papers and boxes flying around everywhere i thought the building was freaking gone but what happened was all the doors were open and we caught the outer ring of the tornado so it was literally blowing *THROUGH* the building. I was about 30 feet high on a platform and had to climb down a ladder in the dark holding on so i dont get blown away. We all huddled together like scared chickens for about 30 more seconds and then it started going away but that was so crazy. 2 trailers got picked up in the air with people loading inside and miraculously they were okay, one person broke a leg or 2 but both lived. When i left work that night it was a huge mess i didnt realize how bad it was because it was completely dark. No power on the streets, the whole street behind us disappeared both 711s, the whole shopping center. Several shopping centers the whole line down. A home depot, my planet fitness. Trees were *EVERYWHERE* that night i really understood the power of nature. Luckily not a single person died in all the destruction. Theres still empty businesses down Walnut Hill. Like nothings been done. They havent even demolished some of it they just swept away the mess and left lol. Im sorry to hijack this comment, just wanted to share my story. Yall have a great day. And ps, tornadoes dont happen too often around the city. Quite rare. I did see one when i was like 5 too but i forgot mostly what happened. We are all taught how to take cover though in school, idk if thats a nationwide thing. Tornado drills.
@@VIPRealty After which cities? Austin has better food than Dallas. Of course Dallas has a lot more restaurants, but if you compare like for like, such as Franklin BBQ or Terry Blacks BBQ vs Pecan Lodge, Austin wins on Texas bbq front and Austin invented breakfast tacos, home of Torchies and Whole Foods, Hopdoddy Burger...the list goes on. Also Austin has HEB which is a lot better than Tom Thumb or any grocery stores in Dallas.
@@jakehowie442 Not sure about that. I go to Austin a lot for work. Austin does have good good. However, imho there's no comparison. Dallas has some of the best steakhouses, bbq, Mexican, etc in the country.
@@VIPRealty Austin has less restaurants and less variety of cuisines. Though, the food spots like Franklin bbq and Terry Black's are better than almost anything in Dallas when comparing like for like. So I don't know how Dallas has better BBQ? Dallas does have better Mexican food and Korean food though.
I don’t know why I’m watching this when I live in Dallas
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I got family over there trying to convince my ppl to move there too. I’m in Louisiana and the opportunities here are awful
I rather be hot then to be cold 80% of the year, ugh tired of the East Coast 🙃
True!!
Kat find a way. I think you would like it here. It is hot as hell in summer but rest of year is perfecto. Mr Vega is correct you have to have a 🚗 the Metroplex is HUGE. He hones in on Dallas but Ft Worth and all suburbs are also great. The absolute center of the universe is Grapevine,TX. You will see it on Google Earth is 5 miles from DFW International Airport. Good luck!
I don’t mind the cold as much as the snow. No snow for me lol.
I don’t mind the cold I’m just sick of the northeast for other reasons lol
Move to Florida or California then, Dallas is actually quite flat and boring
The construction part is no joke. Roads are consistently being rebuilt and expanded.
Seriously! 635 construction will never end and 35 heading south of downtown for a solid 10 miles straight is nonstop construction.
Screw those tolls
And it take a decade to complete yeehaw!
@@gtotheunit91 Fr I hate these highway changes ughhh
I just moved to Dallas June 28 by myself just moved and best decision I made so far I’m 23 💯
That's awesome! Where did you move from?
@@VIPRealty Illinois
is there jobs out there man? I’m 23 as well looking to move out there next year
@@shiftautomotive854 yea lots of jobs and they call you back the next day some call your that day
@@pjayers3484 what u do for work if u don’t mind me asking
I lived in chicago all my life but i made the move to Dallas in august. I love it so far. People are way nicer
That's great. I go to Chicago several times a year and I like Chicago. However, I'd never live there. Texas is the best place to be.
Thank you for saying this. I am from chicago born in raised in the city. And I just want to be somewhere that I can buy a cheaper house. I love Chicago but its not the same city from when I was younger. But I am considering the move..
How is healthcare system in Dallas? Is it hot and humid or hot and dry ? Thank you
@@FS-fn8rf Hot and humid, but only a couple of months out of the year.
@@Lovefamilyabundance You too? Lived here all my life and I'm so done with Chicago. Toyed with moving to Dallas for years and this is this right year.
Lived in Dallas my whole life and the part of how spread out everything is, is spot ON! There’s been so many times where I’ve driven for over an hour, and I’m still in Dallas County lol
And still in "DRY" county ??
lol I noticed that the last time I visited up there.
I love Dallas
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I was dumb forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
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Toll roads in the Freedom loving Great state of Texas should've never been allowed to happen..
Trust me dude, our Dallas traffic is nowhere near as brutal as LA's. Those highways routinely make people contemplate suicide. I've lived in both cities, so I'm in a position to know. You're right about the public transpo and the toll roads, though. Both suck big time in Dallas.
Ive been in LA traffic many time. You're right, its TERRIBLE!! lol
Doesn’t public transport in the whole of Texas suck though and most of America? Go to Europe or Singapore, Dubai for better public transport.
If i can I avoid going to LA , traffic puts me in the worse mood and the people pretty much have no regard for life driving!
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Try Miami traffic compacted and sub par pubic transportation.
One thing not mentioned: Dallas is quite a lux city. Clothes shopping on the level of NYC or LA. Ferrari, Rolls Royce, etc. on the street is a common sight with all the highest-end car dealerships present in the city. Food choices are endless. Etc.
Is Austin like that too?
Very true, great points!
@@danashearer2241 they are more down to earth unlike Dallas where Bentleys are an every day sight.
Houston has more food choices.
Shhhh, don't tell everyone else
Dude, looking to make that move as well. I just wanted to say: great video and there's a level of sincerity coming through... much appreciated.
Thank you!
Did you move ? Looking to move myself
Went to Dallas this year. People are a lot nicer and the city is way cleaner compared to NYC or LA
Looks like you never lived anywhere else in the U.S.A. Terrible weather in Dallas, TX, really, really? I have lived in Miami, Tampa, Houston, grew up in New Jersey, all these places have worst climate than Dallas. Dallas gets very hot, but is not humid, dry heat, I prefer Dallas climate than 60 or 70 percent of U.S territory. Miami weather, oh my goodness, you get that humidity in your face when you come out of the airport, most of you have no idea, Dallas not even close.
I’m living in Miami now and thinking about moving to Dallas or Houston, which would you prefer?
I don’t know why I watching and I’m British
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In my opinion, the weakest link with your analysis is that you haven't lived anywhere else. So when you complain about the weather or the traffic or the need for a car ....try out places like LA, Chicago, NY and Toronto and compare. Dallas is a very well balanced package!
True, However I travel a lot. I spend a lot of time in LA and Chicago very year. You're right Dallas isn't as bad. However, its still bad.
It may get really hot in the summer and a little unpredictable in the winter, but at least it's sunny for a good chunk of the year in Dallas. Winter in the Midwest is its own special kind of depression.
Id rather be hot, than cold :)
Frrrrrrr I'm from Ohio and have been living in Dallas for 4 years now never in my life have I experienced so much sunshine consistently. I LOVE IT
@@MarissaLenea Hey! I’m also from Ohio and considering moving to Texas I’m torn between Dallas and Houston. Have you really enjoyed Dallas? Are there many young people there?
Try for 10 months/year; Winter, in Dallas, means 4-8 weeks (from the end of December through the end of February) with temperatures between 30-50 degrees Fahrenheit, and overcast skies/conditions!!
@@Mimiscellaneous if I were you, I'd be choosing to move, either, to New York, or, if you must have warm/hot (and dry) weather conditions for 10 months/year, Los Angeles; but then, I don't know what you can afford!
Moving to Dallas from northern NJ in a week ! Super nervous but excited , thanks for the great video
Awesome! What part of Dallas are you moving to?
Hey I’m from Newark looking into Dallas TX
OMG! I'm watching this and I live in central Jersey and hoping to move to Texas.
I’m from nyc and move to Dallas for the past 6 month to see if I’d like it. I love it! Move you won’t regret
@@mard7880 That's great!!
The reason that I want to move to Dallas is for more opportunities. I got MS degree in IT and I can't find work with no experience here in CA. My promised to you is that I'll vote red for life when I move to Dallas.
You'll have plenty of career opportunities in Dallas!
Haha love it...you’ll vote red. I’m afraid Dallas has already been overtaken by liberals and Democrats. Fort Worth, TX is the only Republican city left and McKinney.
TECH in Austin is huge. Good luck to you.
Any room for those voting yellow(libertarian)?
The rest of the country: Heh, backwards Texans man am I right!?
Also the rest of the country: I'm moving to Texas next week.
What part of Texas are you moving to?
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Your comment is racist as hell 🧐🧐🤨
@@ni12907 umm I’m Hispanic too it’s funny he does look like Obama lol
@@ni12907 He didn't seem to think so.
@@ni12907 ahh come on!!! You gotta agree it was a funny one
It's terrible here.......go to and stay in California!!
don't come to Cali, only thing good here is the weather.
Great vid homie. I'm from Oak Cliff. I would recomend to folks moving here to live/rent close to Dart light rail. Yes, the raìl is very reliable, but the Dart buses, not so much.
For attractions, check out reunion tower, JFK exibit, Ft. Worth stockyards, Ft. Worth zoo, Ft. Worth water gardens and definitely State fair of Texas.
Yeah, if your job requires you have to take a toll road to work, expect your toll bill can be $50 - $100 per month.
Dress appropiately for the summers in Dallas. I used to walk 20 mins to the light rail, and be sweating profusely before 7 am
All great points! Thank you for your insight.
I would love a small (600-900 sq ft home) in Fort Worth “safe” area with a garage, little yard (a spot for a camper). Hope I will find the one when it’s time.
There are small two bedroom homes available depending on the area.
I live in dallas, only interested in the cons lol
Lmao he didn’t mention that there isn’t shit to do. Everything even remotely interesting costs money and if you plan on doing nature-based activities, like going to the lake, you better be able to afford a boat or know someone who does.
I live in Australia and I really want to live in Dallas when I get older to get a god job a nice house and a lot of places to go is this a good choice to live in Dallas? Anyone pls reply
Dallas will enable you to have all those options.
Why does he sound like Obama lmao
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I so admire your honesty and of course the real estate expertise! Please keep posting videos and sharing such informative updates that are so useful! Sending Blessings to you, your children and wishing you prosperity. Leanne
I may consider calling you when I get ready to leave Dallas. I have been here since I was a 2 year old in the late 70's. I have to disagree with you on some points. Sure Dallas has opportunities. But some other cons you missed where high property taxes. My taxes have more than doubled over the past 8 years. That's with doing nothing to improve my house. I need a new roof that is over 25 years old but instead I save my money for the ridiculous amount of property taxes I pay. Crime is going up. We don't exactly get a bang for our buck when we pay property taxes. City council voted to reduce the police budget. Our streets are in bad condition. Many people choose to put their kids in private schools rather than DISD. I'll put it this way. If you are a Californian who just sold your home over there for $1 million then you have so many options over here and that will unfortunately drive up values which will drive up property taxes which likely won't be as bad as what Californians are paying. But it's bad for the folks who have lived in the same home for 10, 20 or more years and now are forced to leave their homes because property taxes are too high. As far as southern hospitality goes, I'll have to disagree. I remember growing up in the 80's and Dallas feeling more like it was still part of Texas with the Southern Hospitality. But not now. Let's face it Dallas is no longer part of Texas. Soon with the people running it Dallas will be like Austin has become. I have been considering moving to Ft. Worth or a suburb outside of Ft. Worth like Keller, White Settlement or some other city out there to escape the lunacy that has become Dallas.
Wow, never thought that there is so much hospitality in Texas. The last point really impressed me. Thats a big point for Texas.
Its great when you can be around good / like minded people.
I lived in downtown Dallas, Tx for about 1 year when I was in my early 20s..... (2022)..... now I'm 44..... 🤗
I love downtown Dallas.
I'm new here trying to find another job and new apartment.
Love the video!! Very insightful. Moving to Texas soon and choosing between Austin and Dallas. Dallas is for sure winning! The thought of it being more diverse and accepting is awesome to hear. Thank you!
Both cities are great. However, I'd choose Dallas.
Austin!! I moved here from Chicago and I regret that decision. Most of the people are literally trash just like in south side of Chicago.
The worst part is the heat? Wow! Try living the London, Where we see the Sun 2 weeks max (summer) I absolutely love the sun. Great video and extremely informative. Thank you Sir 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you. You're right, I'd rather see the sun on a daily basis :)
Try living in the North West of England mate, we come to London for the good weather...😂
@@GarethSewell1982 lol 😂 I take your word for it 🤣🤣🤣
Phoenix az has 300 days of sunshine
Looking at making this move with my family from Australia. This was a great video.
Thank you
I'm from Dallas, In 2012 I went to Perth when in the Navy. Loved it.
Get out of Australia immediately! I am scared of what Australia will do next to their citizens if they feel a new deadly strain of covid breaks out.
I'm trying to move to Australia too 😆
The tolls in Dallas are easy to pay. They are not very expensive and you can pay with quarters and a debit card also most of them. Have an employee there that could help. HERE IN SAN DIEGO, there is No quarters allowed and there's no person working the toll 99% of the time. IF THE CARD READER DOES NOT READ THE CARD ( MOST OF THE TIME) YOU GET A NICE HEFTY BILL IN. THE MAIL.
Public transit sucks everywhere. It's not just Dallas.
That's true. However, DFW can do better.
I think you should say that from I20 and I35 to 75 and 635 is only 31 miles via no tolls. And via tollway from I20 and I35 is only 2 more miles, why pay toll ways. You should give the option of traceling via toll ways or interstate roads. I moved up here 40 years ago and I don't drive on toll ways. It is a waist of money.
My Aunt is planning on moving from Dallas to Frisco, would definitely share this video with her. She is also considering Dallas Finest Movers for helping her relocate. Are they the finest in Dallas?
She'll love Frisco! I'm not sure about that moving company.
Me and my family is planning on moving from San Francisco* to Dallas
@@hoodieg8555 What part of Dallas?
I’m from Mississippi moved to Chicago when I was young & now I feel the need to go back down south.. I’m just so nervous because I hear how hot it is & there’s nothing I hate more than heat 🥵🥵
I hear you! I can't stand the heat. However, it's waaaaaay better than those Chicago winters lol. Also, I'd say 40 days or so out of the summer are super hot. Which isn't bad, unless you work outdoors.
Keep in touch 😂 I maybe moving to Dallas in the future.
Sounds good!
Don't
@@20001mexico 😆😆 ok. I won't! Lol
I went to Dallas for a conference. Such a beautiful city.
Thank you very much for sharing this video today. I’m looking for a career change in Dallas, a New Start ups and taken my career to the next level 🆙 ⬆️ oh Yes DFW airport for traveling and attractions 🤩 🧳 ✈️ and Real estate 🏡 🔑
That's Great!!
Man, this is really great and informative. Thanks for this
Thank you
I live in Austin and YES I noticed that the last time I was in Dallas, CONSTRUCTION EVERYWHERE! As well as everything is so spread out!
Dallas is growing. I love Austin. However, the traffic is horrible there too.
I’m considering moving to Dallas I’m from New Jersey and I feel like Dallas gives me urban vibes that still make me feel like I’m in Jersey but just in a more better climate I want to save for a nice big down payment for a nice house is it worth living in Dallas and are there Healthcare opportunities in the medical field?
i also planned on moving to Dallas am from New Jersey as well .. let’s me know how it’s goes
I'm sure much friendlier people too. I dont like the vibe in Jersey no offense.
Being from Arizona “I can take the heat !!!!” Buutttt it’s the snow
lol! Id rather be hot than cold.
@@VIPRealty exactly lol
I agree. It’s probably the humidity that would get me.
Any Californians watching this? Or from Los Angeles? Housing sucks here , this video is helpful 👍
Thank you. We've assisted A LOT of Californians this year!!
LA's failed policies are the reason housing is so unaffordable there.
Southern California, Los Angeles county here. I’ve lived here my whole life and I’m thinking of moving because I hate California
yes trying to rent my own apartment is soo expensive literally atleast 1800 who can afford that?
Watching this video because I'm moving from Denver to Dallas in the next month. The weather and traffic does not scare me. Colorado has pretty bipolar weather. We've been having construction since forever ago. I'm excited though
That's great. You'll enjoy it here in Dallas
This is MY CITY! I just love it here!!!!!
I am right in the middle of everything with adventures it has to offer :)
Fashion Dallas and Fast n Furious Dallas!!
Where you have to get to will take you time so buckle up and let’s go go go!!!
You will never be bored here :)
Been here most of my life it gets boring.
Ghostsniperable can u elaborate?
💯
My best one pros is the real state, I think the house are huge, located in wonderful landscapes, and cheaper than other States
I completely agree.
Thanks for this. I think there are more cons than pros but geez the houses are lovely and affordable which doesn’t exist anymore
It sucks here lol live literally almost anywhere else.
why you say that?
I'm watching this from Toronto... and Dallas sounds like an affordable version of our city with warmer weather.
For sure! Cost of living is very affordable compared to Toronto. As mush as I can't the heat during the summer, I'd prefer it over the freezing cold. lol
Three years ago, I flew from Rio de Janeiro to Dallas, my city, it was around March. I had a layover in Toronto. It was the night before my friends wedding. I left Brazil, wearing a tank top. Nine hours later, i arrived in Toronto, and in March, it was too cold for me to go to the airport parking garage and smoke a cigarette.
BTW, the Toronto airport was the first time I saw a 7-eleven in the six months that I left Dallas for Brasil. I bought a huge coffee.
Jus moved from Phoenix Arizona to here don’t know how I like it so far it’s cool I guess but a lot I don’t like maybe I jus miss AZ
I think you'll love Dallas once you've settled in.
I just visited Dallas and they are so friendly
That's great! Most Texan's are friendly.
When I lived in Irving Texas a suburb in dallas southern hospitality was definitely a thing but I feel like parents weren’t the best about passing it on to their kids because I knew a lot of mean kids at my school in Irving.
Unfortunately, I think that's an issue everywhere.
Dallas has crazy weather no doubt, but compared to New England or the midwest, Dallas weather is overall pretty stable and predictable.
Compared to the UK Dallas weather is less variable, always warm and dry, though it does rain a lot during November to January.
Dallas can be very hot and humid during the summer, but it can be chilly to cold during the winter.
Just to add to this, everything there is to do here in Dallas costs money and usually revolves around alcohol.
Christian concerts, dallas sister tribe slumber parties, 6 flags and hurricane harbor, dallas farmers market, shopping, swapmeets, lots to do without involving alcohol
Life is what you make it buddy! LOL... same nonalcoholic activities as seen unbothered cities including festivals, museums, etc.
I feel like that’s almost everywhere man.
I think he be going to Total Wine & More off Central Expressway aka 75 a lot lol
Welcome to life u have to pay for everything that’s why it’s good to have a good paying job nowadays
I live in Dallas but I watched the video just to see what the popular opinions are about Dallas, both positive and negative
i hate dallas about as much as i hate my ex wife
lol
I FORGOT WHAT ACTUALLY PROMPTED ME TO POST WHAT I POSTED EARLIER:
THE THING THAT NOONE TALKS ABOUT AS A FACTOR IS THE EXTREME WEATHER- IM TALKING STRAIGHT UP HAIL AND TORNADOES- LITERALLY JUST TURNED ON THE TV: "MULTIPLE 18 WHEELERS FLIPPED OVER THE THEIR SIDE" NOT TOO FAR FROM DALLAS-
LARGE HAIL IS COMMON TOO-
ITS LIKE WHEN YOU WATCH A TH-cam CLIP OF - AND IM BEING HYPERBOLIC BUT YOU'LL GET THE POINT: 'THIS IS WHY NO ONE CAN SURVIVE THIS FOREIGN PLANET; GLASS AT THOUSANDS OF MILES AN HOUR GOING SIDEWAYS'
ALL IN ALL THOUGH BETTER THAN OTHER PLACES FROM WHAT I'VE SEEN BUT DAMN THE WILD WEATHER THAT CAN HAPPEN (LIKE ONCE A MONTH) IS NOTHING TO OVERLOOK!
Good video but be careful how you toss around the word bipolar to describe the weather. That’s a bit insensitive to some.
I'm from Brazil planning my move to Frisco Texas by next year !! Can't wait !!!
You’ll love it
welcome...get ready for high taxs
That's awesome. Here is a video on Frisco, Texas th-cam.com/video/67cIgJQTY24/w-d-xo.html
@@IrenaEzeala i doubt its higher than brasil haha
Oi Yuri você vai gostar da Frisco,TX só que quando for comprar casa os impostos school é property como falamos custam olho da cara. Seja bem-vindo no TX!🇧🇷
About retire 2year coming out for vist check it out
"The first con is traffic"
Coming from Austin, Dallas' traffic might as well be a miracle
True. 35 through downtown Austin is a nightmare.
Have you ever seen Houston traffic that's worse than Dallas and Austin combined!
I lived in Plano from 80 to 93 and construction was everywhere even back then, but at least there were no toll roads yet and lots of good country back road shortcuts. The heat was fine for the first 5 years but when I hit about 27 and bought my first home, the heat started wearing on me, it was best to stay indoors or go shopping in an air conditioned mall. Would I ever move back? Probably not, it's way too crowded now, I went back in 2014 and barely recognized the place! Even so, people there were always friendly, more so than anywhere else that I lived. l have good memories from working there (TI) and living down there.
Plano is great and so are the people who live there. Did you watch our Plano video th-cam.com/video/BPVNrOUogrw/w-d-xo.html
You moved at the PERFECT time, it’s absolutely horrible now
@@alexmurphy5289 Why? because of all the traffic or just too much ongoing construction? ... it's sort of always been that way. I75 was 2 lanes in the early part of the 80s but was always under construction the whole 13 years I lived there. Someone mentioned California is worse and I'd have to agree.
Great video bro thank you! Dallas is somewhere I always wanted to relocate to. Born and raised in Hawaii but currently living in Tacoma, WA. I have a pretty big family so I'm really considering Dallas for the opportunity. My main question is how's the Christian churches? I'd assume there should be a bunch but figure I ask anyway.
Colin Mackenzie There are! Just google “churches in Dallas TX” :) There are quite a few.
I highly recommend Gateway church, they have many campuses around DFW, Great church that is based on the Bible, great worship and great Word of God, You can check us out at Gatewaypeople.com , and yes there’s many churches
@@oscarvega7534 thank you so much for the info! I feel called to be out there for some reason so I'm gonna be obedient and make the move next year. Thanks again Chase and God bless!
@@colinmackenzie6806 so glad to help! you will find an answer with prayer, blessings! btw if you have any questions about Dallas don’t hesitate on asking me here!
There are a lot of wonderful churches throughout DFW.
Love living here, but too many people moving here.
It's been nonstop growth.
Trust me. Be careful with some of the people here in Dallas. A LOT are not so friendly. Always be aware of your surroundings. Could end badly if you don't. I live here.
IJS👍✌️
Right now is hard to purchase a home in dallas the $ house interest has gone sky hi
It's not only Dallas. Home prices have gone up just about everywhere.
4:00 as well as a shit ton of tornadoes
As an adult foreign tourist, can I rent a car? How easy and affordable it is?
Yes you'll be able to rent a car in Dallas. Price depends on how nice the car is.
Love Dallas and so do Millennials . Like and comment if you are a millennial moving to Dallas!!!
Come correct with those attractions. Most of thoses are in Arlington,Tx my city. Which is a 25-30min drive away from Dallas. SIX FLAGS, Texas Rangers stadium, and Cowboys AT&T Stadium. But Dallas the city does have the Mavericks and the Night scenes that Arlington,tx doesnt.
Your right, 6 flags, Ball Park, Cowboys Stadium are in Arlington. A suburb outside of Dallas. However, most people relocation identity these locations with Dallas. So do the football broadcasters. SMH
Dallas County has the Stars and the Mavericks but with that being said the Dallas/Fort Worth area does have a lot of sports with Arlington, TX having the most with the Cowboys, Rangers, Wings, Jackals and E-Sports with that being said other teams in the Dallas/Fort Worth area not in Dallas or Arlington are Nascar with the Texas Motor Speedway which is in Fort Worth, TX then you have Golf with the Byron Nelson in McKinney, Texas and the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas then you have Soccer with FC Dallas in Frisco, Texas then Indoor Football with the Frisco Fighters then you have Indoor Soccer with the Dallas Sidekicks in Allen, Texas then you have the Double A baseball team called the Rough Riders in Frisco, Tx and last the g league team called the Texas Legends in Frisco, TX then you have last the tier II junior ice hockey team called the Lone Star Brahmas in North Richland Hill, Texas
For entertainment doesn't Arlington have Texas Live?
@@Sierra76Spartan Yes
The heat isn't practically unbearable, it IS unbearable. I don't even go to my mailbox more than once a week. Amazon delivers my groceries. I can't garden, I can't bike, I can't walk the park in this heat and this is my last year here. I utterly refuse to go through one more summer here. I'm from the East Coast where there are 4 seasons most of the time. This summer has been the worst ever between the drought and the triple digits. If heat doesn't bother you, that's great. I can't keep sweating and sweating for 3 and 4 months every year, sorry.
LOL I feel your pain!! Texas summers are no joke.
Hi there! Love this video. Can you suggest some upscale yet affordable areas weather in the city or suburbs to start getting an idea of housing? Thank you so much!
Absolutely! Send us an email and we'll get you a list asap. info@viprealtyinfo.com
I’m a native Texan I live In South Carolina now I lived in wills point Texas and Dallas and Greenville Texas I wish my family had never moved from Texas my late dad was from South Carolina my mom was from Texas my dad was a Baptist preacher so we moved around some I really really miss Texas and the friendly Texas people I hope to move back to Texas one day Dallas is a very nice town home to big Tex and the Dallas Cowboys
Hope you find your way back to Texas! Big Tex, it's almost that time of the year.
Thanks so much.looking forward to the opportunities
Thank you for watching.
I love this kind of content idea! It always show's the transparency of someone which is a huge plus to clients. Keep it up!
Thank you!
2 things he was totally wrong about....the tolls are not all in Dallas except 1 and that's north dallas tollway....all others are collin county and nobody in inner city worries about tolls...just an option....inner city people take dart subway train/bus....super cheap and convenient....goes all over....dart will get there faster than any car travel even to both airports.....this dude sounds like he lives in surburbia...the weather is great year round.....we adjust to the summer heat with AC everywhere.....trust me heat is not an issue....swimming pools...oh yeah if you gotta walk...do like me....buy a Slurpee....it does miraculous wonders for and against heat....thats my secret cure for the heat... I'll never go back to NY or DC to live in frigid cold and forced public transpo....dallas is paradise considered to NY philly DC and even L.A. and Atlanta......i lived in all these cities....they either too cold too criminal or all of the above....TRUTH
Absolutely love Texas, was just there , thinking about moving. Good info 👍
Thank you. Move on down to Texas. We have plenty of room.
Napoleon Housel Toyota hoping
I'm watching this video before I think about buying an apartment in Dallas.
What part of Dallas?
Somewhere were the crime isn't bad.
One month in Dallas now coming from central Jersey😃
What part are you moving to?
Connecticut has bipolar weather but it’s freezing and we get blizzards
Id rather have the heat. lol
So true too many tolls, but the roads are SO Rugged, so why so many tolls and the roads are not getting fixs
You're right!
Just moved back from Oklahoma (grew up in North Dallas) and the roads here are much better.
You left out multiple important cons:
1. Aggressive homeless people all over downtown
2. No parking
3 Even IF you manage to find parking you're paying for it, and its going to cost you at least $20 for a spot
4. The crime in Dallas is extremely high
5. Cost of living is outrageous with high real estate prices
6. Southern hospitality is a real thing but I've never experienced that in Dallas. (Personal Opinion)
High real estate prices?😂 come look at Seattle
@@dotwavlogan In comparison to the rest of Texas* I prefer to live some where where it doesn't rain nearly 1/2 of the year.
@Jamaqu Lee Rollin Ok this is all in comparison with other cities in Texas. I should have mentioned that. Yes, I've seen Chicago and I've been there numerous times.
Parking is free... unless your downtown. In regards to homeless, I don't see them all over downtown. However, yes there are parts of downtown that do have homeless shelters.
Lol aggressive homeless ppl but I disagree with everythin else
I lived in Dallas for 10 years (2000-2010). Spot on. Especially about not being walkable. It is hot, but not very humid (compare with Houston). I used to be tired all the time in summer in Dallas. But on the other hand I live in Minnesota now and I would love 55 degrees in January. He is also right about opportunities - Texas is very pro-business. I am so sick of our horrible governor here in Minneapolis and the anti-capitalist mentality here. People are very diverse. He is right. Most people I knew in Dallas were from outside the US. Yes, the airport is also a big plus and the central location. Also I found people there very friendly and open.
Being from Minneapolis and now living in Dallas... I would invite you to switch me. This is a political hell hole.
Bro i live in Minneapolis now its cool but im tired of the winter and getting Housing is a issue if u dont have 700+ credit score..and sense the pandemic all employers are over working employees to make up profit im thinking of moving 2 Dallas
@@michaelhuddleston88 Thinking of making that move myself. Looking for a change and mostly to escape the cold. My worry is the political hell hole you describe. How are you liking the move yourself?
Well, that your fetish for "freedom" can't escape you, Fly, Freely, All The Way to Texas (where you, Most Definitely, belong)!!!
@@hossamselim1929 well, cities like Houston, and/or Dallas are Islands Of Democratic Strongholds in a Deeply Right-Wing conservative/populist (a.k.a. republican) sea!!!
I know a friend that lives in Dallas I just moved to Arkansas and I’m here to visit her today :D I don’t want to leave her alone so please if you live in Dallas and like to explore and skateboard and stuff like that please reply, when she sees this comment I hope your doing okey Kathy ( this is her acc btw)
I live near Dallas, I just moved from Indiana to Flower mound. It's tough starting a new life here and not having friends. it doesn't help either that my bf only has 1 friend lol I am up for meeting new people!
There's a lot to do here is DFW. Just get out and about and you'll meet new friends.
@@cynthiahernandez9945 I didn’t realize this was here until yesterday but I hope you are doing okey! And getting comfortable, Dallas is a great place, cool museums and good restaurants nice parks toooo
Don’t forget to mention crime is legal 😂
Is that a pro or con?
Guess it depends. 😂 don’t want to get robbed = con. Want to rob and run from police with no consequences = pro
Thank you
You're welcome
I can't stand the heat, I'd prefer the cold but I'm Mexican so I'm used to the heat, despite I live in the coldest part of Mexico is still too hot, hopefully I'll move to Dallas someday
lol. Dallas is hot too.
Does asian hate exist in Dallas?
Is there Tornado in Dallas?
Once in a blue moon, but nothing to worry about.
Wow nows my time to shine haha. Not too often but i was in the last tornado that swept through 20 miles of North Dallas. I was at work at UPS and all of a sudden the lights started flickering and i saw a wall of dust and papers and boxes flying around everywhere i thought the building was freaking gone but what happened was all the doors were open and we caught the outer ring of the tornado so it was literally blowing *THROUGH* the building. I was about 30 feet high on a platform and had to climb down a ladder in the dark holding on so i dont get blown away. We all huddled together like scared chickens for about 30 more seconds and then it started going away but that was so crazy. 2 trailers got picked up in the air with people loading inside and miraculously they were okay, one person broke a leg or 2 but both lived. When i left work that night it was a huge mess i didnt realize how bad it was because it was completely dark. No power on the streets, the whole street behind us disappeared both 711s, the whole shopping center. Several shopping centers the whole line down. A home depot, my planet fitness. Trees were *EVERYWHERE* that night i really understood the power of nature. Luckily not a single person died in all the destruction. Theres still empty businesses down Walnut Hill. Like nothings been done. They havent even demolished some of it they just swept away the mess and left lol. Im sorry to hijack this comment, just wanted to share my story. Yall have a great day.
And ps, tornadoes dont happen too often around the city. Quite rare. I did see one when i was like 5 too but i forgot mostly what happened. We are all taught how to take cover though in school, idk if thats a nationwide thing. Tornado drills.
I live in Dallas , he is DEFINITELY OVER EXAGGERATING 🙄
EXTREMELY helpful video! Thank you so much!!!👍
You're welcome.
At 10:55 is good ole Baton Rouge, LA traffic. I live in BR and was watching this video and couldn't help but notice the infamous bridge traffic of BR.
Secret to anyone who hasn’t been to or lived in Texas...Austin is better than Dallas and maybe New Braunfels or Fredericksburg are better than both.
Better food in Houston and Austin too.
Not sure about that. Austin would be 3rd on my list for food. However, Austin is a great place to live.
@@VIPRealty After which cities? Austin has better food than Dallas. Of course Dallas has a lot more restaurants, but if you compare like for like, such as Franklin BBQ or Terry Blacks BBQ vs Pecan Lodge, Austin wins on Texas bbq front and Austin invented breakfast tacos, home of Torchies and Whole Foods, Hopdoddy Burger...the list goes on. Also Austin has HEB which is a lot better than Tom Thumb or any grocery stores in Dallas.
@@jakehowie442 Not sure about that. I go to Austin a lot for work. Austin does have good good. However, imho there's no comparison. Dallas has some of the best steakhouses, bbq, Mexican, etc in the country.
@@VIPRealty Austin has less restaurants and less variety of cuisines. Though, the food spots like Franklin bbq and Terry Black's are better than almost anything in Dallas when comparing like for like. So I don't know how Dallas has better BBQ? Dallas does have better Mexican food and Korean food though.
Great video . Greetings from London 🇬🇧
Thank you. When is the best time to travel to London?
Really hoping to move to Dallas... thanks for the videos. Will definitely consider buying a home.
You'll love it here!
I have POTS so I'm constantly cold. The heat sounds like a pro to me xD