Dallas is the largest metropolitan area in Texas. It's very clean, modern, and cosmopolitan, with a thriving arts, bar, club, and restaurant scene. Houston is pretty boring if you ask me.
To be honest with you, Houston has virtually no public transportation - everything's so spread out. It gets very hot and humid in the summertime, and is flood prone due to its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico. Dallas is far from boring. You should check out the Addison-North Dallas area, Uptown, Oaklawn, Highland Park areas.
The best way to appreciate and enjoy Houston? Only visit between November 1st and March 31st, or buy a second home to spend winters in. I love Houston... in the winter.
Houston is the most beautiful place I ever went to besides islands and Jamaica etc.. Houston is so organized and clean and houses are wonderful! If you go into cypress Houston There houses are the best to me.
“Organized and clean”? Uh... I love Houston, but that’s just simply not true. Houston’s urban fabric is very unpredictable and chaotic. Without zoning ordinances, developers can just build whatever they want, wherever they want. It’s a big free for all, and as a result there’s a serious lack of organization. It’s both a pro and a con. It keeps things interesting at least. Maybe in the suburbs it’s organized and clean, but in Houston-proper? No way.
yeah I'm going to say there are better places to live in America then Houston.. San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Miami, Toranto etc. y'all are hyping Houston way to much 😂 lol
Houston was my city for a brief couple of years. I'd consider coming back. 1. Diverse city, but is there cooperation and harmony among all those different groups? 2. Keep working on mass transit. Glad to see the progress that's been made since I left. 3. Keep Houston affordable. 4. Keep providing a wide diversity of jobs in a wide diversity of industries.
All 4 of those are Non existent now 1. Surprisingly Diversities somewhat get along but not all the way. 2.Houston still hasn't built a Commuter rail system, and most likely ever wont because they rely on the oil industry for their For their Economic profits, an to keep the oil and.industry going, the city would have to be car centric...so they ain't build No Rails anytime soon. 3. Houston is getting very expensive...of course with Mostly blue collar jobs, lack of zoning things will be cheap but its just gonna get nor expensive 4 there is no wide Diversity of jobs in Houston... It's all oil,Gas, medicine, Shipping, Construction or aero space..that's about it
Houston is like New York of the south.. and European London : people diversity , huge migration , just like London have bad weather :, rainy wet and cloudy , ..the Houston got bad weather also IMO : very humid hot which is unbearable for many people and humid hot makes ton of bugs .. , one thing different is that Houston public transport is very small ,undeveloped ,while London and new York got very large robust public transport , ...all of them have very bad traffic... , did I miss something?
Well you asked to answer. If you need public transportation, don't go to Houston, it is true. But if you are independent, most homes driveways packed with 4 cars and freeways are best. Very humid hot... for 3 summer months, rest of the year is way better than everywhere else. i used to it very quickly and I can't imagine myself in the north where I was with flu all winters and scenes with car crashes on youtube are shocking me... Life is less stressed here, homes way cheaper, money comes in with less efforts... You have city here, wealthy suburbs, beaches and miles of walkable seawall blvrd, intl airport and seaport. Houston is not for anyone, just like there's no place for all. But there's a reason why it is home for mlns.
Public transportation/transit is definitely the one area where Houston is WAY behind. They are adding new rail lines and expanding existing rail lines, but it’s all a bit late in the game. The city SHOULD have had the current lines in place about 35 years ago. It’s going to take a lot of work to get caught up to where it needs to be. It also doesn’t help that Houston keeps annexing more and more suburban areas. That puts a huge strain on infrastructure and slows down progress. Other than that though, Houston is a great and vastly underrated city.
@@joejones5125 no Houston is garbage. Why would anyone wanna live in a city with No sidewalks, Commuter Rail, Amusement parks, non Bustling Downtown, Poor water and air quality city.. Houston is garbage..
That's a bit too much spotlight to be shined on Houston. There's better cities in Texas, such as Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Corpus Christi. Yes, Houston is the most populous city in Texas, and the 4th in the U.S. No, that does not mean it's the best city in the world. To be honest, I don't personally imagine that there's one particular 'best' city in the world, but there are a few cities I highly recommend, and enjoyed while visiting/living. Well, I've only lived in one city in my life-time. I won't specify it, but I'll just say it's located in the heart of Texas.
Hey, can i have permission to you use some clips in your why houston footage for a non-commercial shortie i did in Houson. i will give you credit in the movie.
Houston is truly a world wide city with no limits , if it can be done , we'll do it , if not first , best we know no other way . I would like to add a special thanks to their VA .
Midtown and montrose has great coffee shops, the galleria mall is amazing with tons of stores, and also the memorial park and the bayou to run, and also discovery green to make picnics and see live bands!
I love the footage and was hoping I could use a few of the aerial clips in my Christian music video. Do you think that would be possible or should I look elsewhere? I would be forever grateful if you could help me out with this.
I visited Houston for 2 months, it was wonderful city but I did not feel that I am in America mexicans, asians, africans, arabs but not americans and I moved to Alabama and for the first time I realized that I am in America
+Josh Sharpe I hope that you were agreeing that the Majestic city of H O U S T O N is indeed a world class city of whom if it were a nation it would be the 30th largest economy. Yes, a city that was founded by two New Yorkers that is the Energy and Medical Capital of the World not to mention Pioneers of Space. Lastly Google this one - MORE DIVERSE THAN NEW YORK CITY...!.
Ahead of Dallas? 🤣🤣 In what? Flooding? Dallas I years and years ahead of of ignorant stuck up Houston...nobody likes Houston except Louisianans and Houstonians.. Houston doesn't even have wide variety of Industries to indulge in... Houston has no commuter rail system And no Amusement Parks... Houston garbage .
Ahsuhyah Arts You are VERY misinformed. I take the METRORail to work every day; from my home to the university where I teach graduate level business classes. Being that I teach business, I have proven research that proves your misinformed assumption wrong, regarding lack of business diversity and variety. Houston comes in 2nd place to headquarters of Fortune 500 companies; NYC is #1. Houston is the most diverse city in the USA. More than 90 languages are spoken here. And, Houstonians stuck up??? REALLY?! When ANY disaster happens, ANYWHERE, Houston is the first city to step up to the plate. Houston is a business-minded city; therefore, we don’t have time for fakeness, like I’ve experienced in Dallas. And, only Houstonians and Louisianais like Houston, really??? So, explain all the people that move here, daily for California, the upper Midwest, and the Northeast. Houston is the fastest growing city in Texas. Before you start making negative comments, of which know absolutely nothing about, do your research. Your lack of doing so, shows your ignorance on Houston. Oh yeah, Houstonians will be direct, blunt and to the point. If that makes us rude, so be it. Regarding flooding, that ONE you got correct. Very few tornadoes here, though. Dallas definitely has its share of them. Oh yeah, almost forgot...yesterday, my family and I went to Pleasure Island AMUSEMENT Park in Galveston. I’m currently responding to you from Kemah Boardwalk AMUSEMENT Park. Maybe you should begin your Houston research by doing field study and visit a different amusement park, daily, which includes a couple of water parks. That’ll keep you busy for 5 days. Now, that you’ve been informed, and you continue to make unfounded statements, you will move from ignorance to stupidity. Then, the laugh will be on me. However, I’m too much of a professional to laugh AT someone, regardless of how deserving it might be. After you’ve done your Houston research, let’s communicate again.
@@kgbourghs firs off Kemah pier is nothin to boast about..and Dallas rarely gets tornados...in 2018 Dallas area got 0 Tornados. People in Houston will talk nice in your face and talk about you behind your back. Where as people in Dallas just dgaf about you or your feelings.. Dallasans mind their business. Houston is not the fastest growing city especially when the metro are only gains an average of 90k resident a years and DFW gets and average of 200k Residents a year. Your lack of understanding and your pride makes your statement ignorant. Houston's Economy Is in diverse and has very little to fall back on. Once oil dies Houston will be relying on just shipping to get by. okay majority of your statements are false. Houston is not the fastest growing city in Texas,..people in Houston are fake af and everyone knows it..people there can't be trusted And Houston isn't the most diverse..because in NYC there's over 800 language spoken.. Houston can't be the most diverse city when the metro Population is only 7million vs NYC metro Population that's over 20million. Houston Is a blue collar city... .nothing business minded about it. Also what are you talking about "when a disaster strike"? The disaster happens in Houston..Houston ain stepping up to no plate.. You make it sound like Houston is some hero city that saves the day. Yet Houston is the largest city without commuter rail system. And Houston has a higher crime rate and lack of zoning laws. Not to mention Large Pests and pollution issues Houston relys on oil to get by. Hence why the city won't invest in Public transit. So maybe you should do more research instead of just talking out the side of your neck
The quality of life in Houston has taken a nosedive with the massive influx of people since the 2008 financial crisis. People need to leave their old attitudes in their failed places of origin. Just because it was fashionable to act like a self-important mook back in Ohio doesn't mean you should bring that show with you when you come to Texas. Come to learn, or stay where you are.
Right...so don't bring concepts like culture, sophistication, appreciation for art and literature, knowing which fork to u eat dinner with and which to eat salad with, don't bring concepts like the free-exchange of intelligent thoughts and ideas in polite conversation, no don't bring any of that "self-important mook" stuff because y'all think that's jus pepple showins off....fuck you.
CaesarinVa This is what people are talking about.. Asswipes like you need to go back home. None of you idiots brought anything new to Houston except for your shitty attitudes.. We've been ahead in culture, art, science, technology, medical, & education for decades.. you insulting shmuck.
I’ve got news for ya... Houston has been getting massive influxes of new residents since long before 2008. I’m 53 years old, and clearly remember the big boom of the late 70’s and early 80’s, when Houston was not only the fastest growing city in America, but in the world. That boom period put the post-2008 one to shame. However, the point is that only a very tiny percentage of Houstonians can trace their ancestry back any further than 3 generations in Houston. The city has ALWAYS grown through boom and bust cycles, and any time there’s a boom period you’re going to get a lot of that “Well that’s how we did it back in ________” shit. Eventually those people adjust and change their tune. Point is, if you choose to live in Houston, then you’d better get used to transplants and their attitudes. That’s just the nature of things in a rapidly growing city.
CaesarinVa - Right, because before the sophistication, culture, and arts and literature capital of the universe... Ohio... enlightened all us knuckledragging yokels and taught us how to walk upright, it was just one big backwater trailer park. I’m literally laughing out loud at the thought of Ohio of all places bringing sophistication and high culture to Houston. Thanks for that.
Los Angeles has taller buildings, US Bank Building at 1018 feet and the Wilshire Building at 1100 feet. JP Morgan Chase Tower is 1002 feet. Houston skyline is better looking,but we we need build taller building.
Houston is a great city hands down, But Atlanta is taking the USA by storm and leaving no prisoners, by the year 2030 census predicted that Atlanta may become become the US 6th largest city by population and 200k new residents in 2018 along. Big kudos to Htown they have the biggest medical community in the country. I’m a Nurse Anesthetist. I have nothing but respect for that, Atlanta my city is moving and growing at a rapid paste.
Mean Vecktor u not talking bout the city alone u must be talking about metropolitan population because Houston population alone is over 2 million while Atlanta alone hasn’t hit 1 million 😂😂😂😂
Why? High Crime rate, Heavy Traffic, No State Tax- but you will pay it back with very high property taxes. Flat scenery, lots of rain. Have been there numerous times Wouldn't consider moving there. Arizona Rocks. I see so many Texas plates here.
Of course I live in Houston,Texas the bayou city 🌃 we love ❤️ it mmmm. You church person OMG 😲, We got LAKE WOOD CHURCH It's unbelievable wonderful this church the preacher is Joel Osteen a man of God . May God Bless and Protect , Houston , Texas And all around the world 🌎.
Johnny Largent I'm just curious how people can follow a guy who just speaks and making him rich. Don't wanna offend at all just super curious! I'm not from this country and is very interesting to learn more about that, can't wait to visit that 'church'
Joel osteen is a SCAMMER and lakewood is NOT a "church" is a "prosperity sermon" book sellers club, wher the actuall gospel of salvation is NEVER talked about... Its a SHAM. Find a small local bible believers church..
@Fightlikabrave The only people who call Houston "the bayou city" are tv news people or similar that just moved here recently. No self respecting native Houstonion calls it that. We call it H-town, space city or many other things EXCEPT bayou city.
Im from Houston(jersey village) and I like DFW area better... Houston has always been. Turn off. No Sidewalks No Commuter Rail No theme parks flooding Traffic No zoning laws High pollution Over annexed Suburbs High crime rate 2nd Highest prostitution rate 2nd highest STD rate Largest highschool drop out rate No real terrain Overly prideful people Rude back stabbing ppl Ugly Downtown No Economic diversity I don't even need to go on...I had to leave Houston...it sucks
Norg1 San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix, Toranto, Vancouver, San Diego, Miami, Orlando, Tamp Bay, El Paso etc. a lot of people like New York City but I've never experienced it yet and those are just a few just to throw that out there for you.
More like the South West vs the deep south. My opinion, the deep south is Louisiana, Miss & Alabamba. Texas is more SW like Arizona and New Mexico. I moved to Htown from the West Coast 10 years ago.
Houston is a big city built in a pool....poor drainage, weird zoning and very exposed to the weather climate, the concrete covert pretty much the entire city....do your home work where are you going to buy or lease a house....check for public records about the zoning of floods and water problems....you need to drive longs distances.....I am sure this city offers plenty amenities......be smart....
similar to L.A. as far as driving and size but L.A. is dry. The price tag of Houston is ALOT cheaper than Los Angeles but it reminds me of what living in Los Angeles used to be like 15 years ago.
All cities are “covered in concrete”. What are you talking about? Also, there’s no “weird zoning” in Houston, because there’s no zoning ordinances. Not that it matters. Deed restrictions and land-use regulations function as de facto zoning in Houston. It really hasn’t developed much differently than the other big cities of Texas.
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I love my city! So proud to have been born and raised in Houston, Texas!
Love Houston! I am a native Houstonian!
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Houston's downtown puts LA's to shame. Plus, it's greener, cleaner, and has water - lots of water.
What about Houston vs Dallas?
Dallas is the largest metropolitan area in Texas. It's very clean, modern, and cosmopolitan, with a thriving arts, bar, club, and restaurant scene. Houston is pretty boring if you ask me.
JMMT7022801 So, it's better to live in Dallas than in Houston. But actually people say every place in Texas is boring compared to California.
To be honest with you, Houston has virtually no public transportation - everything's so spread out. It gets very hot and humid in the summertime, and is flood prone due to its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico. Dallas is far from boring. You should check out the Addison-North Dallas area, Uptown, Oaklawn, Highland Park areas.
JMMT7022801 Alright. Thanks. Actually I am thinking about moving to Dallas, maybe several years later.
I'm looking forward to moving back to Houston this time next year.
I love Houston! Lived there for 5 wonderful years. Friendly and sweet!
But is the weather in Houston really horrible to bear?
You will get used to it. It's not too bad. Hot and humid but bearable. 😊
I love Houston so much!!
I feel like I'm watching a commercial for ITT Tech.
Ray SF It has cheap housing and its the medical center of the world also nasa
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MOI AUSSI BAHAHA
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Merci 😁
How do you like it compared to where you're from
I love Houston, I went to my grad school there !
Which one?
lived there for so many years, went like flash.. love houston so much, ive had good friends there
The best way to appreciate and enjoy Houston? Only visit between November 1st and March 31st, or buy a second home to spend winters in. I love Houston... in the winter.
a beautiful city to live in US
HAPPY 180th BIRTHDAY, HOUSTON!!!!!
Houston is the most beautiful place I ever went to besides islands and Jamaica etc.. Houston is so organized and clean and houses are wonderful! If you go into cypress Houston There houses are the best to me.
Wow if u think Cypress is that nice have u checked out Katy? Katy is way better then Cypress
Also the Woodlands or even Sugar Land
“Organized and clean”? Uh... I love Houston, but that’s just simply not true. Houston’s urban fabric is very unpredictable and chaotic. Without zoning ordinances, developers can just build whatever they want, wherever they want. It’s a big free for all, and as a result there’s a serious lack of organization. It’s both a pro and a con. It keeps things interesting at least. Maybe in the suburbs it’s organized and clean, but in Houston-proper? No way.
Yeah it definitely reminds me of Jamaica. Particularly around Greenspoint.
@@Brewzerr yea I was talking about suburbs ..
Houston best City in the us
😁thank you
Thank you!!!!
Maria Gutierrez yes i love houston
yeah I'm going to say there are better places to live in America then Houston.. San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Miami, Toranto etc. y'all are hyping Houston way to much 😂 lol
Darius Robbins Toronto is not in USA
Houston was my city for a brief couple of years. I'd consider coming back.
1. Diverse city, but is there cooperation and harmony among all those different groups?
2. Keep working on mass transit. Glad to see the progress that's been made since I left.
3. Keep Houston affordable.
4. Keep providing a wide diversity of jobs in a wide diversity of industries.
All 4 of those are Non existent now
1. Surprisingly Diversities somewhat get along but not all the way.
2.Houston still hasn't built a Commuter rail system, and most likely ever wont because they rely on the oil industry for their For their Economic profits, an to keep the oil and.industry going, the city would have to be car centric...so they ain't build No Rails anytime soon.
3. Houston is getting very expensive...of course with Mostly blue collar jobs, lack of zoning things will be cheap but its just gonna get nor expensive
4 there is no wide Diversity of jobs in Houston...
It's all oil,Gas, medicine, Shipping, Construction or aero space..that's about it
The Greatest City Ever Built!
Um, I love Houston but that’s really stretching it.
@日 イデア Big Ideas your parents telling you they are proud of you existing is the greatest lie of all time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They're just proud 😂😂😂😂@@Brewzerr
Houston is like New York of the south.. and European London : people diversity , huge migration , just like London have bad weather :, rainy wet and cloudy , ..the Houston got bad weather also IMO : very humid hot which is unbearable for many people and humid hot makes ton of bugs .. , one thing different is that Houston public transport is very small ,undeveloped ,while London and new York got very large robust public transport , ...all of them have very bad traffic... , did I miss something?
I agree with you.
Well you asked to answer. If you need public transportation, don't go to Houston, it is true. But if you are independent, most homes driveways packed with 4 cars and freeways are best. Very humid hot... for 3 summer months, rest of the year is way better than everywhere else. i used to it very quickly and I can't imagine myself in the north where I was with flu all winters and scenes with car crashes on youtube are shocking me... Life is less stressed here, homes way cheaper, money comes in with less efforts... You have city here, wealthy suburbs, beaches and miles of walkable seawall blvrd, intl airport and seaport. Houston is not for anyone, just like there's no place for all. But there's a reason why it is home for mlns.
Public transportation/transit is definitely the one area where Houston is WAY behind. They are adding new rail lines and expanding existing rail lines, but it’s all a bit late in the game. The city SHOULD have had the current lines in place about 35 years ago. It’s going to take a lot of work to get caught up to where it needs to be. It also doesn’t help that Houston keeps annexing more and more suburban areas. That puts a huge strain on infrastructure and slows down progress. Other than that though, Houston is a great and vastly underrated city.
Who's here because of homework ? I repeat :
Qui est français et doit rendre un devoir sur cette vidéo ?
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@@thesis1391 bitch,,,, u rlly thought u did sumn didnt you cmon atleast say the white flag joke
This is where I'm moving to in the future
I lived in Houston for 40 years, don't miss it and yall can have it
I love my city very proud
I live in Dallas and Houston by itself, is better than the whole DallasFortWorth region.
SIgmaThePrince finally someone from Dallas knows the truth because I visit Dallas before and I was in a hurry to leave
You're not from Dallas...you're from Houston just saying you're from Dallas to sway people's minds
@@joejones5125 no Houston is garbage.
Why would anyone wanna live in a city with No sidewalks, Commuter Rail, Amusement parks, non Bustling Downtown, Poor water and air quality city..
Houston is garbage..
@@neiandresamuels5428 houston dose have sidewalks 🤣
Your just mad cuz you know that houston has sidewalks and you want to deny the facts 🤣
Looks like a nice city! :)
Houston is the biggest city
Moving back to start my business 💯
Houston Proud !
This is a great video of information
Houston is the the best city in usa
It’s a great city, but let’s be real.
houston is the reason why space is made
A city with no limits.
Yay my hometown!!!!
THE BEST CITY IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!
That's a bit too much spotlight to be shined on Houston. There's better cities in Texas, such as Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Corpus Christi. Yes, Houston is the most populous city in Texas, and the 4th in the U.S. No, that does not mean it's the best city in the world. To be honest, I don't personally imagine that there's one particular 'best' city in the world, but there are a few cities I highly recommend, and enjoyed while visiting/living. Well, I've only lived in one city in my life-time. I won't specify it, but I'll just say it's located in the heart of Texas.
Now, if we're talking about global cities here, (which I'll only list U.S. ones) I also like San Diego, New York, L.A., and Orlando as well.
Orlando??? How the fuck is Orlando a world class city? You failed big on that one, slick.
Sticknub Fort Worth isn’t great at all.
Brewzerr ? Orlando is amazing. What are you talking about?
Houston will be the first soon! I love it
First in what?
To flood again?
Okay
@@neiandresamuels5428 don't be mad cuz you suck lol 😆 and get money 🤣
Hey, can i have permission to you use some clips in your why houston footage for a non-commercial shortie i did in Houson. i will give you credit in the movie.
Just do it anyways
Houston is truly a world wide city with no limits , if it can be done , we'll do it , if not first , best we know no other way . I would like to add a special thanks to their VA .
Now if they’d just apply that “can-do” logic to public transit. That’s one area where Houston is definitely WAY back at the end of the line.
I grew up in Houston lived there from 61 to 96 move to Tyler and I miss it the 24hr life was in law enforcement till I retired
Love my city 🤘🏽🤘🏽
My city 🤟🏽
HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM
BEAUTIFUL
I used to stay in Houston
I'm making a project for my church. Can I use some parts of the video?
I like Houston I was born and raised in h town
I'm 16 and going as an exchange student next year to Houston! Where should young people like me hang out?
Your options are unlimited! Just be ready for that!
I'm to lazy to type all of that so I would just google it
Midtown and montrose has great coffee shops, the galleria mall is amazing with tons of stores, and also the memorial park and the bayou to run, and also discovery green to make picnics and see live bands!
You can come with me street racing if ya want. Houston has a massive street racing scene!
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Really? I could never tell.
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I love the footage and was hoping I could use a few of the aerial clips in my Christian music video. Do you think that would be possible or should I look elsewhere? I would be forever grateful if you could help me out with this.
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I visited Houston for 2 months, it was wonderful city but I did not feel that I am in America mexicans, asians, africans, arabs but not americans and I moved to Alabama and for the first time I realized that I am in America
Ahmed S LOL what?
Ahmed S Make sense my friend
+Josh Sharpe I hope that you were agreeing that the Majestic city of H O U S T O N is indeed a world class city of whom if it were a nation it would be the 30th largest economy. Yes, a city that was founded by two New Yorkers that is the Energy and Medical Capital of the World not to mention Pioneers of Space. Lastly Google this one - MORE DIVERSE THAN NEW YORK CITY...!.
Only idiots think like you do?
There's something wrong with u..
Houston strong
I’m a native Houstonian and I’m sick of this crap hole of a city.
then leave
I need help I want to move too Houston in about 3 months
Is there so humid?
Shavon Battle u gone love it
Why HOUSTON?....why the hell not?! Truly underrated; a TRUE cosmopolitan city. Light years ahead of that ‘other’ boogie city located in north Texas.
Dallas is way better, your just jealous we dont have massive ghettos and weather that makes hell sound like a nice getaway
Scorpion Blade I’m actually from New Orleans, originally. However, you couldn’t pay me to live in Dallas. I DESPISE the Dalla-rude!
Ahead of Dallas?
🤣🤣 In what?
Flooding?
Dallas I years and years ahead of of ignorant stuck up Houston...nobody likes Houston except Louisianans and Houstonians..
Houston doesn't even have wide variety of Industries to indulge in...
Houston has no commuter rail system
And no Amusement Parks...
Houston garbage .
Ahsuhyah Arts You are VERY misinformed. I take the METRORail to work every day; from my home to the university where I teach graduate level business classes. Being that I teach business, I have proven research that proves your misinformed assumption wrong, regarding lack of business diversity and variety. Houston comes in 2nd place to headquarters of Fortune 500 companies; NYC is #1. Houston is the most diverse city in the USA. More than 90 languages are spoken here. And, Houstonians stuck up??? REALLY?! When ANY disaster happens, ANYWHERE, Houston is the first city to step up to the plate. Houston is a business-minded city; therefore, we don’t have time for fakeness, like I’ve experienced in Dallas. And, only Houstonians and Louisianais like Houston, really??? So, explain all the people that move here, daily for California, the upper Midwest, and the Northeast. Houston is the fastest growing city in Texas. Before you start making negative comments, of which know absolutely nothing about, do your research. Your lack of doing so, shows your ignorance on Houston. Oh yeah, Houstonians will be direct, blunt and to the point. If that makes us rude, so be it. Regarding flooding, that ONE you got correct. Very few tornadoes here, though. Dallas definitely has its share of them. Oh yeah, almost forgot...yesterday, my family and I went to Pleasure Island AMUSEMENT Park in Galveston. I’m currently responding to you from Kemah Boardwalk AMUSEMENT Park. Maybe you should begin your Houston research by doing field study and visit a different amusement park, daily, which includes a couple of water parks. That’ll keep you busy for 5 days. Now, that you’ve been informed, and you continue to make unfounded statements, you will move from ignorance to stupidity. Then, the laugh will be on me. However, I’m too much of a professional to laugh AT someone, regardless of how deserving it might be. After you’ve done your Houston research, let’s communicate again.
@@kgbourghs firs off Kemah pier is nothin to boast about..and Dallas rarely gets tornados...in 2018 Dallas area got 0 Tornados.
People in Houston will talk nice in your face and talk about you behind your back.
Where as people in Dallas just dgaf about you or your feelings.. Dallasans mind their business.
Houston is not the fastest growing city especially when the metro are only gains an average of 90k resident a years and DFW gets and average of 200k Residents a year.
Your lack of understanding and your pride makes your statement ignorant.
Houston's Economy Is in diverse and has very little to fall back on.
Once oil dies Houston will be relying on just shipping to get by.
okay majority of your statements are false.
Houston is not the fastest growing city in Texas,..people in Houston are fake af and everyone knows it..people there can't be trusted
And Houston isn't the most diverse..because in NYC there's over 800 language spoken..
Houston can't be the most diverse city when the metro Population is only 7million vs NYC metro Population that's over 20million.
Houston Is a blue collar city... .nothing business minded about it.
Also what are you talking about "when a disaster strike"?
The disaster happens in Houston..Houston ain stepping up to no plate..
You make it sound like Houston is some hero city that saves the day.
Yet Houston is the largest city without commuter rail system.
And Houston has a higher crime rate and lack of zoning laws.
Not to mention Large Pests and pollution issues
Houston relys on oil to get by. Hence why the city won't invest in Public transit.
So maybe you should do more research instead of just talking out the side of your neck
i Have a conection flight in Houston and I have to stay for about 7 hours. what can I see in 4 hours in Houston ?
a airport LOL
thanks
Traffic. Endless traffic. You’re better off staying at the airport.
The inside of the airport
The quality of life in Houston has taken a nosedive with the massive influx of people since the 2008 financial crisis. People need to leave their old attitudes in their failed places of origin. Just because it was fashionable to act like a self-important mook back in Ohio doesn't mean you should bring that show with you when you come to Texas. Come to learn, or stay where you are.
Right...so don't bring concepts like culture, sophistication, appreciation for art and literature, knowing which fork to u eat dinner with and which to eat salad with, don't bring concepts like the free-exchange of intelligent thoughts and ideas in polite conversation, no don't bring any of that "self-important mook" stuff because y'all think that's jus pepple showins off....fuck you.
I agree totally.. They are trying to turn the city into "NewYorkafornia" GTFO with the attitudes people..
CaesarinVa
This is what people are talking about.. Asswipes like you need to go back home.
None of you idiots brought anything new to Houston except for your shitty attitudes..
We've been ahead in culture, art, science, technology, medical, & education for decades..
you insulting shmuck.
I’ve got news for ya... Houston has been getting massive influxes of new residents since long before 2008. I’m 53 years old, and clearly remember the big boom of the late 70’s and early 80’s, when Houston was not only the fastest growing city in America, but in the world. That boom period put the post-2008 one to shame. However, the point is that only a very tiny percentage of Houstonians can trace their ancestry back any further than 3 generations in Houston. The city has ALWAYS grown through boom and bust cycles, and any time there’s a boom period you’re going to get a lot of that “Well that’s how we did it back in ________” shit. Eventually those people adjust and change their tune. Point is, if you choose to live in Houston, then you’d better get used to transplants and their attitudes. That’s just the nature of things in a rapidly growing city.
CaesarinVa - Right, because before the sophistication, culture, and arts and literature capital of the universe... Ohio... enlightened all us knuckledragging yokels and taught us how to walk upright, it was just one big backwater trailer park. I’m literally laughing out loud at the thought of Ohio of all places bringing sophistication and high culture to Houston. Thanks for that.
Another large city
N.Main 45 N Houston Ave !
Los Angeles has taller buildings, US Bank Building at 1018 feet and the Wilshire Building at 1100 feet. JP Morgan Chase Tower is 1002 feet. Houston skyline is better looking,but we
we need build taller building.
The H dose need a taller building 👍
But it sucks that the surrounding airports won't approve.
YESSSSSIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Ayyyyy ho houston
Erin Wiley do you from in houston tx ??
Houston is a great city hands down, But Atlanta is taking the USA by storm and leaving no prisoners, by the year 2030 census predicted that Atlanta may become become the US 6th largest city by population and 200k new residents in 2018 along. Big kudos to Htown they have the biggest medical community in the country. I’m a Nurse Anesthetist. I have nothing but respect for that, Atlanta my city is moving and growing at a rapid paste.
Um... Atlanta is currently the 38th largest city in the nation. How is it going to jump to #6 in 11 years? That makes no sense.
I think she means metropolitan Atlanta which is one of the biggest areas in the country.
Mean Vecktor u not talking bout the city alone u must be talking about metropolitan population because Houston population alone is over 2 million while Atlanta alone hasn’t hit 1 million 😂😂😂😂
Umm.not even close..
You must be talking about metro
Well we hope you anesthesize people better than you can spell..
My question is why the f*** is my city bigger then 9 states
Jericho /: ikr
LittleJammer OfAJ and 63 county's some say 84
Jericho /: I love Houston
Really what states
Rhode Island is 1,214 square miles, and it’s by far the nation’s smallest state. Houston is just over 600 square miles, so this makes no sense.
Why Houston? Simple: The Y'ALL MALL
What the hell is that?
Why?
High Crime rate, Heavy Traffic,
No State Tax- but you will pay it back with very high property taxes.
Flat scenery, lots of rain.
Have been there numerous times
Wouldn't consider moving there.
Arizona Rocks.
I see so many Texas plates here.
That’s nice. Who cares.
Just moved 2 Houston... If U feel Houston boring try Memphis
Triplé monstre coucouuuyy
waww
great
Many ask why. I ask, why not?
It’s a rough place now, what a shame
Of course I live in Houston,Texas the bayou city 🌃 we love ❤️ it mmmm.
You church person OMG 😲,
We got LAKE WOOD CHURCH
It's unbelievable wonderful this church the preacher is
Joel Osteen a man of God .
May God Bless and Protect ,
Houston , Texas And all around the world 🌎.
Johnny Largent I'm just curious how people can follow a guy who just speaks and making him rich. Don't wanna offend at all just super curious! I'm not from this country and is very interesting to learn more about that, can't wait to visit that 'church'
Joel osteen is a SCAMMER and lakewood is NOT a "church" is a "prosperity sermon" book sellers club, wher the actuall gospel of salvation is NEVER talked about... Its a SHAM. Find a small local bible believers church..
You know people aren't from Houston when they call it the bayou city.
It is nick-named the bayou-city, what are you talking about? Also Space City and Clutch City and of Course H-Town. :)
@Fightlikabrave The only people who call Houston "the bayou city" are tv news people or similar that just moved here recently. No self respecting native Houstonion calls it that. We call it H-town, space city or many other things EXCEPT bayou city.
Fear the beard!
Im from Houston(jersey village)
and I like DFW area better...
Houston has always been. Turn off.
No Sidewalks
No Commuter Rail
No theme parks
flooding
Traffic
No zoning laws
High pollution
Over annexed Suburbs
High crime rate
2nd Highest prostitution rate
2nd highest STD rate
Largest highschool drop out rate
No real terrain
Overly prideful people
Rude back stabbing ppl
Ugly Downtown
No Economic diversity
I don't even need to go on...I had to leave Houston...it sucks
Then go back to California where you came from.
No one's happier you left than us...
I lived in Houston my hole life and imma be real its alllrighhttt there are much better places to be and live IMO
Norg1 San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix, Toranto, Vancouver, San Diego, Miami, Orlando, Tamp Bay, El Paso etc. a lot of people like New York City but I've never experienced it yet and those are just a few just to throw that out there for you.
Darius Robbins i was born in Miami and i can confirm that's a no.
Adrianna P ok.. and.. you we're born in Miami but that doesn't mean you live in Miami or was old enough to understand Miami living
Adrianna P and all my friends including myself love Miami so move👋
Darius Robbins shut yo triggered ass up my ass is still in South Florida. I'm a day away from going to South beach so yes, i know more than you nigga
More like the South West vs the deep south. My opinion, the deep south is Louisiana, Miss & Alabamba. Texas is more SW like Arizona and New Mexico. I moved to Htown from the West Coast 10 years ago.
Houston is a big city built in a pool....poor drainage, weird zoning and very exposed to the weather climate, the concrete covert pretty much the entire city....do your home work where are you going to buy or lease a house....check for public records about the zoning of floods and water problems....you need to drive longs distances.....I am sure this city offers plenty amenities......be smart....
Rodrigo Heredia DUDE WHAT CITY ISN'T COVERED IN CONCRETE LMAO!!!
similar to L.A. as far as driving and size but L.A. is dry. The price tag of Houston is ALOT cheaper than Los Angeles but it reminds me of what living in Los Angeles used to be like 15 years ago.
All cities are “covered in concrete”. What are you talking about? Also, there’s no “weird zoning” in Houston, because there’s no zoning ordinances. Not that it matters. Deed restrictions and land-use regulations function as de facto zoning in Houston. It really hasn’t developed much differently than the other big cities of Texas.
Texas 1833
Um... How's it for black people?
it's actually pretty good. Not the stereotypical Texas city with a bunch of "confederates" 😂
+ArseneLupin2009 Huston is Bae
Bitch stfu there's black people everywhere so for you to say that is rude and disrespectful.
+Craig White WOW chill why be so butthurt?
VIC-TOUR what you mean "why be so butthurt?" haven't you read the comment?
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We're full already. Go somewhere else.
TOO MANY PEOPLE
I hear Dallas is better
Thomas Young nah only people in Dallas say that but people outside of Houston and Dallas like Houston if u don’t count the weather problems
@@joejones5125 oh ok Kool.but it seems Houston don't have places that's close like Dallas
Houston is where it's at bet on Houston!
@@teeyanaramsey2576 umm I'll pass on Houston I ain't getting flooded out lol
@@teeyanaramsey2576 no it's not ..Houston sucks
lame.
HEY I LIVE IN HOUSTON IT SUCKS
Then leave. Plenty of people will take your spot
Maybe that has something to do with the fact that YOU live there.
Umm then LEAVE lol 😆