Great Point!! The Dallas suburbs are much nicer.

Amen!

Period.

Good. I hope all the "illegals", crime, and a**-holes agree with you. 😁

@@mcnits I totally agree! Lived in BOTH cities. The commutes in Dallas for me weren't as long for work. Plus I didn't have to worry about the EZ tag in Irving. (Tolls are ONLY an issue if you live in the North suburbs in Dallas) And you're right about safety. Houston has NO Zoning laws! So you can practically live in the "HOOD" ANYWHERE! (Unless you WAY of North by the Woodlands, or Cypress) The ONLY areas you may not feel safe in Dallas is South Dallas. (And maybe some parts of Oak Cliff) And ALL of the suburbs of the Metroplex are pretty safe.

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Thank you! I needed to read that

Thank you .

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Thank you Monica. Great insight on Dallas & Houston.

So true about both cities...I totally forgot about the grays days...it is always an over cast in Houston....😔

And, if Austin had a job market as good as Houston and Dallas. I would be living there.... beautiful city. Just gorgeous. The Hill Country side of course.

flood? gtfoh it barely rains in houston

@@kzariuscook1275 I live there and more times than not, the sun is shining. Mid spring (like late March/April) is when I see it rain the most. It's definitely not the overcast/Grey days rap that Houston gets. @ Monica Wilson. As far as better roads though, I have to give that one to Dallas

lol I agree.

right 😅🤣

Houston definitely seems to get hotter

Vegans never stfu about about their bs food 😂

Thank you!

Houston is great too.

Thank you for watching.

@手ぇ 愚 ゃあ The guy that Beatup Superman Time Magazine just named Houston one of the world’s greasiest cities…..right up there with Paris, Sydney, Bangkok and other world class cities. No other city in Texas was even mentioned. And it’s not the first time Houston has received this type of praise. Houston has culture, activity, the best museums, diversity and the most creative people anywhere along with good food and music. And the light rail system is actually more efficient because it connects most of the city’s major employment centers and attractions and it’s about to be expanded to the airports.

@手ぇ 愚 ゃあ The guy that Beatup Superman Just stop dude. I see you replying to every comment saying Dallas is better by trash talking down on the city. Are you insecure much? If you think Dallas is better, good for you. Both are great cities and will be the next mega cities in America 🇺🇸 Lets just be proud Texans and stop this nonsense

@@JelandoJohnson Hey, well said brother. I lived in both cities for a couple of years and had to relocate to San Diego and I love both cities. Did you know Houston is the most diverse city in America? Also the food is so good and diverse. I also love that Houston is not landlocked and is an hour away to the beach. Now Dallas is a very fast paced city, has better technology than Houston and its economy is bigger and more diverse. I also love DART, the biggest light rail system in the nation! Dallas has better transportation than Houston and I think slightly better climate. They are really close competitors and loved living in both cities.

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Houston is great! However, I'm not sure about having the infrastructure in place. Traffic is a nightmare in Houston too.

Well Dallas isn’t fully built. Also they have been expanding the road with toll

San Antonio is Booming.

@@ceciliac.hollen911 Yes it is! All of Texas is booming.

Dallas actually has better traffic than Houston. Houston is thee worst

Love your insight on both cities. You know both cities extremely well!! Thank you for your indebted comment.

@手ぇ 愚 ゃあ The guy that Beatup Superman I appreciate the write ups you and well researched facts you gave on both cities. Tbh my eyes and preferences say Houston is better but internally I just think Dallas is better no matter what even if I can't see how just yet. I've been more impressed with Houston so far than Dallas but Houston's MANY cons largely overshadow Dallas' cons. When people speak about the bad things about Dallas they say the same weak shit everyone else says about Dallas. That It's snobby and overpriced and pretentious and has lots of traffic or it's boring, flat and soulless. That's literally it. How tf is any of that worse than being the literal human trafficking capital of the country(better not visit iany massage places) or having a lack of proper zoning laws so a porn shop could open next door to you? How are any of Dallas' cons worse than Houston being on the carcinogenic coast and having to deal with shitty cancer causing air quality all the time? Just last week a report was out on the Formaldehyde plumes on the coast... So much for being the energy capital of the country. Don't even let me get started on the bug problem Houston has. I honestly think Houston's pros outweigh Dallas' pros but Houston's cons are larger and more dangerous than Dallas'. Dallas just doesn't seem like it has that main major glaring con while Houston literally has 4!!!😑 I just think Houston is a growth city whereas Dallas is a made city. Houston is where you go to grow, make money, party, etc then once you mature go to Dallas to settle down and chill out. Dallas already has a built transportation system that goes everywhere around the city unlike Houston. Dallas just seems a helluva lot more orderly, structured and regulated with everything already there whereas everything is all over the place in Houston and is still evolving for better and for worse. As someone in another video pointed out, Houston is a short term city to live in and Dallas is a long term city to live in. I have no Ill will towards either city and I have love for both. I just wanted to state my opinionated facts👌

Houston the city itself as a whole is definitely more interesting since its cultural offerings are better and more pronounced due to their ethnic diversity. (Houston is the most diverse city in the country besides NYC). Dallas just feels like rather an amalgamation of "cities" like Plano, Garland, Mesquite, etc. However, Houston has its major cons that make those considering the move think twice about their decision. One of them is the insane level of humidity that will wear you out. I know, Dallas is also pretty humid, but it's closer to what you'd call "dry heat." Their second cons is the way the city is built that makes it so prone to flooding. You don't want to deal with that disaster. Third cons is the lack of zoning. Because of their lack of zoning, the city looks unorganized and can look downright ugly. You can move in without realizing that there's a crematorium with smokes coming out of the chimney right next to your backyard. Or an adult shop next to a kindergarten that's next to a crack house. You don't wanna deal with stuff like that when you have kids.

@@user-sz6kp1tn6c I 100% agree with everything you said. I've always thought that Houston is better for those who are insanely wealthy or those who are low income (given that the Houston's "hood culture" is the best in Texas) whereas Dallas works out the best for those who are middle class. Dallas has more domestic immigration than Houston for many reasons.

@@joonkwon9303 can't argue with most of that, though I'd say the idea of smokestacks and porn shops rising next door is way more fiction than fact. Houston neighborhoods generally have pretty strong deed restrictions, particularly the ones transplants move to. And there's definitely laws against adult businesses near schools and parks. Houston may not have zoning but zoning in and of itself doesn't prevent most of what you're talking about - those are normally the province of civic ordinances and laws. Overall though both cities have pros and cons, that's for sure.

I'm in Houston a lot, since we have an office there too. I like Houston, however the humidity is a no go for me. Saying that, both cities are great. But if I had to choose one, it would be Dallas. My favorite city in Texas is Austin and I don't live there :)

@@VIPRealty come on man..lol That's a safe choice. Everybody knows that there's alil inner state friendly beef between Houston and Dallas. It's alil more sensitive and emotional when you compare these 2 prideful cities. If a person lived in either one of these cities and tried to give a review on them, their bias would show.. Just like yours did...

@@clarenceyoungiii9605 Not really. I just call it like I see them. Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio in that order.

@@VIPRealty I hear ya. But like I said, I doubt a native from Houston or Dallas could give an unbiased review when comparing Houston vs Dallas... It don't even matter if a person said Austin, San Antonio or "Butthole, Tx" was their favorite...but when it comes to Houston vs Dallas, it's kind of a big thang lol. Overall I enjoyed your review brother!

Your opinion is very biased. That’s like me, being born and raised in Louisiana, traveling to Dallas somewhat, but moving to Houston and living there for a year, and saying I prefer Houston. Which I do, because I’m not familiar with Dallas lol. But to each his own

Houston, Texas is great and medical is huge there.

I prefer Dallas over Houston too.

@@VIPRealty I hope I can convince my roomie to move back. I’d not bill just move on my own in a few years.

Honestly once you learn the city you won't move back. I lived in the Dallas area for 4 years and while you can argue its more "cleaner" or whatever, the city itself is BORING. Most people don't even live IN Dallas, they all live in the burbs.

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Hurricanes are not that often here. Check the last time we’ve actually had one

Easy Choice. Dallas or Austin

@@VIPRealty what about Houston?

Come to Houston where there's a culture with great food and is always something to do here. Dallas people is always in Houston. They don't like their own city

@@kekemoore4814 honestly Houston takes the cake! I’m currently trying to figure out how to pull this off next month 🙏🏾

Girl!! We are in the same boat!!! Texas is so big, i can't decide!

Reunion tower, It's famous.

I agree. Unless you're in the oil/gas industry, Dallas and Austin are the places to be.

@@VIPRealty Austin is washed already.

The Woodlands is a great area and the tall trees do look amazing. However, Dallas is still better :)

Dallas has the worst restaurants in Texas 🤢

@@goldenchoppa3780 lol. I don't know about that. Dallas has a great selection.

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All come up Houston it so hot that I can’t even fix I 45. The traffic bad it people that always run into somebody. Like I’m sorry but I almost fell out

I meant home prices in Houston up 17%

It's pretty crazy how the prices keep going UP!

100% agree! I love Houston too. However, Dallas is easily my choice.

Both Dallas and Houston are great cities with plenty of opportunities.

Haha in moving from STL to houston in april bruh!! Thats crazy!!

St. Louis seemed nice.

lol

They smell like Galveston water

Dallas is going to give you more options.

DFW is experiencing massive growth. However, I can't ever see Fort Worth being larger than Dallas.

The Dallas side is growing faster than the Ft Worth side.

@@214dude2 no it's not

@@214dude2 tarrant County is growing much much faster than Dallas County

@@finalchapter24k Yeah due to suburban sprawl. But the Dallas side which includes Collin County is growing faster. Dallas county is seeing mostly urban infill development. Which will make it more dense and urban.

Those are both great choices.

i was in katy tx few weeks ago its quite gorgeous. growing fast ..very curious about dallas

LOL!!! I like both Houston and Dallas. However, Dallas gets my pick.

I’d sort of say it’s true. Not many places have the fun parts of LA. Maybe Miami? Texas is a working state. But yeah these comments are ridiculous

I always wonder what people mean when they say fun things to do like name some of them because I'm pretty sure whatever La has Houston has something very similar to do

Houston is more like a more compact LA with 1/2 the suburbs and no mountains plus humidity. Your friend is wrong and probably doesn't know her new city well. That, or it's just not her vibe. Different cities do have different cultural vibes, for example, as a southern creole loving, carribean culture loving black dude, I prefer Hou to LA hands down.

I would go to Houston

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You're 100%. Houston is the energy capital of the world and massive medical center. Dallas is more tech and defense sectors. Both are great Texas cities.

You're right, Dallas doesn't have a Chinatown. However, in regards to airports DFW wins easily.

@@VIPRealty yes the airport, I totally agree. The airport, sports, and better transportation goes to Dallas for sure.

When people say stuff like this you know they don't leave Houston lol I know someone from Houston who said Dallas doesn't have Mansions lol Yall need to get out of Houston sometime because saying just we don't have a supposedly Chinatown that it makes Houston better lol STOP

Houston is behind Dallas. Houston city trains only go as so far. Dallas trains go everywhere in the city. Dallas infrastructure is better. Dallas has At%t, and ExxonMobil. These are 2 of the TOP 3 most profitable companies in the America. Dfw is the 2 biggest airport in America.

@@j.r.6094 Great points!

Im sure both cities would be great options.

Go with Dallas. It has more logistics industry.

Glad someone night up the job market. Dallas by s long shot. And that's considering I worked in the Ed center in Houston. I just see more opportunities here in Dallas jmho

100%! I like Houston, but it doesn't compare to Dallas.

Dallas was boring to me. I lived in both cities and had to relocate to San Diego. Houston is more exciting and a better city overall in my opinion

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Huh?!? Houston is double the area of Dallas. Houston had to literally annex damn near everything just to be 4th largest city in America. Lmaooo what energy are you talking about? Houston’s urban core is way behind Dallas’.

@@214dude2 we clearly disagree

@@hey3xz can’t refute anything I said huh?

​@@214dude2 you're absolutely right. can't win stupid.

@@hey3xz Hahaha...you continue to prove my point. And I’m the stupid one!? Lmao

You're right. Houston and Dallas have completely different vibes.

Way more things to do as in? Please give us detail.

because that's a small airport and there's no reason you'd use it unless you fly with Southwest airlines

Houston has better water recreation for sure. However, activates is going to be close and scenery I'd give it to Dallas.

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Dallas is the Best!!

@Orinoco I haven't been. However, I doubt it compares to Dallas, Houston or Austin. I plan to visit sometime this year.

Dallas is my hometown born and raised

@@ashley9786 Best city in Texas!

Thank you for your comment. I completely agree.

Do you like Houston because your big, funky, and dirty also?

I'm not sure..I'd most likely pick the city where the best college is located.

Definitely Austin or Dallas bro. Those are two of the best cities for tech jobs. I wouldn’t recommend Houston or San Antonio for that.

@@hashiramasenju6058 what about Fort Worth now Dallas is part of Fort Worth too

@@texasbestchannel7060 I think the majority of tech jobs are focused in north Dallas but there might be positions available in Fort Worth.

Dallas or Austin

I didn't realize Dallas was colder during the winter, but I can see that. However, the humidity in Houston is on another level.

@@VIPRealty um dont u remember what happened in February? Dallas was 2 degrees it's cold up here haha

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That's not much a comparison. Dallas obviously

@@neiandresamuels5428 I've lived in both and can confirm dallas is the superior city but san Antonio can still be a great place depending on your financial and career situation.

San Antonio...more Culture n Big City life.

@@ceciliac.hollen911 Thanks

I think Houston overall has a lower cost of living. However, Dallas is home to the largest arts district in the country.

@@VIPRealty I don’t think I’ve had the opportunity to really explore Dallas’ art scene because of Covid but I can’t help but think about Houston’s museum district, art and music scene. Do you have any recommendations?

@@Keytap15 visit the Arts District in Downtown Dallas.

@@VIPRealty I’ll pay it a visit for sure!

I can definitely see that.

DFW

Not sure. However, you'd think both cities would be great since both Dallas and Houston are growing so fast.

I own my trk also. I would say both cities are huge when it comes to import export. I live in Dallas and I can say Dallas may have more diverse options when it comes to freight options than Houston, but if you can get in with the energy sector and all the subsidiary companies that surrounds that industry, you can make some serious coin in Houston.

@@johnhollis2253 okay cool thank you for the response. 💪🏾💪🏾

DFW. Much larger and more diversified job market than Houston

IMHO Dallas has more to offer.

Notice how he conveniently left out the medical centers

What do you like better in Houston?

Lots of great places. Here are a few: Coppell, Southlake, Frisco, Plano & Highland Park.

That's coming up in a future video.

Houston is the 4th largest city in the USA and Houston has more companies in it.

@@lamaripiazza5226 First off being 4th largest city don't mean nothing. Houston is 4th largest because it annexed Hundreds of suburbs...that's it. Secondly Houston doesn't have the most companies..I don't even know where that came from. NYC has the most companies and corporations of any US city and as far as Texas, DFW has the most. With over 103,000 Tech Companies and home to the most diverse economy in the US.

@@neiandresamuels5428 But still saying Dallas is the 4th largest city in population is still wrong. Houston has slightly better quality/variety of restaurants, museums, parks, and performing arts and has the best weather.

@@lamaripiazza5226 Dallas isn't 4th largest coty...its 4th largest metro area. Houston doesn't have better weather at all..Houston has more rainy days than anywhere else in Texas and It has some of the Worst Humidity in the US. The performing arts is not better at all, Do to the simple Fact Dallas symphony Orchestra center and Other performing arts centers Gets more International Artist and musicians From Kpop and Jpop to Eastern European Operas. Also DFW has more than one Performing Arts center. Museums Are on equal footing in both city's, Houstons museum of Science is one of the Best, but Dallas museum of Arts, Museum of Illusions and Museum of Science and Nature is still better over all. Except the science one. The Restraunts..mm yeah Houston has better food but Dallas has the larger variety by far...the Rarest of Foods are found in DFW..from Mongolian and Indonesian to Polynesian and Sri Lankan. And there are more Michelin star chefs with Restraunts in Dallas than in Houston. Houston's parks Are on equal footing with Dallas... Dallas Klyde Warren Park, Bear Park, White rock Lake, Carpenter park, West End, Thanksgiving Square and Mammoth Park have all been Recognized Nationals and Globally by Top tier Architect's. It Herman Park, Buffalo Bayou are Also Recognized nationally though.

Dfw gdp 620.6 billion Greater houston 512.2 billion yeah huge difference Dallas way to go🤣6 cities gpd combined & yet they still barely beats houston's Gpd🥱

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@@dextermorgan2117 pretty much you

@@user-xt5ms1eo2e the who? 😂😂 Mustve been a sorry team if they aren't around anymore. Though I give it to Houston. The team names All related to space is kinda neat...Dynamo's, Astros, Rockets etc.

Did you like downtown Houston better than Dallas downtown?

Las Colinas is great.

@@VIPRealty It really is . I was looking to see if you have done a show on Las Colinas, which is the best in the DFW Metroplex for me , minus the home lot sizes .

Yeah, Houston definitely feels more eclectic, vibrant, and "chaotic (whether in a good way or not)" in comparison to Dallas. It also feels bigger, but Dallas's presence of zoning law makes their streets and neighborhoods more organized and cleaner.

Houston Rockets, Parks. Texans football, Texas 4th July Fireworks, Lakewood Church, Beyoncé,

@@jakehowie442 lmaooooooo you just lost ALL credibility.

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Dallas isn’t even the top ten most segregated City in the US, number 1 would be LA and 2 would be NyC😂😂 Also Houston’s ranked having the worst roads in the state Dallas also has more to do than Houston. I mean literally what is there to Do there

@@KingAsa5 NYC is definitely the most segregated city in the world.

Hopefully it gets build. We need better transportation.

@@VIPRealty agreed. While DART will still be far from a true metro, that would make it the closest light rail system in USA to a true metro system. Hopefully the rest of Texas cities follow

D2 was approved by city council last year. DARt is waiting for the completion of The silver Line to begin completion on D2. They’re now reviewing how to go about Boring the tunnel. Construction starts Late this year early next year

@@KingAsa5 That's great!

Let us know in 6 months which you prefer.

@@Elip2424 dfw would be the best bet for you ;)

Arent you that troll that goes to every Dallas vs Houston video and voice your lame brain False opinions?🤣🤣 must suck to live in Houstank huh

City and metro are 2 different things..lmao loser

@trey Kaleb Stephen - Houston will be the 3rd largest city once Chicago falls off. Dallas is number 3 in Texas and 9 for the nation.

@trey Kaleb StephenRight now Houstons growth rate is second to NYC. So I don't think that would ever happen

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I personally wouldn't move to Waco. That would be very low on my list of Texas cities.

That’s an unusual question. It’s like saying, “I’m deciding whether to move to NYC, Los Angeles or Jefferson City, MO”.

@@Marchant2 well I mean where I live in Ohio is kind of the same location as Waco. I’m pretty much an hour from both Columbus and Cleveland. So I looked into Waco because it seemed similar to my current living situation.

@@VIPRealty Mind if I ask how come?

@@aaronmartinez1 You can't compare Waco to Dallas or Houston. For me, Waco is to small and slow paced.

Thats why these channels never help. They say things like "I will be unbiased but I want to start by saying I live in Dallas my entire life and visit Houston from time to time"🤣

100%! It's amazing how many Dallas Cowboy fans there are in Houston.

That’s because when the Oilers left Houston in 97 the only “home team” we had left was the Cowboys. Once the Texans became established most Cowboys fans didn’t want to switch.

@DIGITAL TRADE MUSIC State rivalry aside, both cities stand on their own. But there are always going to be comparisons between the two. My main gripe is with how Houstonians like to misrepresent facts when they talk about Dallas. It’s anything but “small” and it’s only boring to those who don’t know where to look for fun.

You just contradicted yourself. Yeah inner city Houston is the Loop. Dallas isn't even the center of the region. And to talk about the transit is hilarious. I use it daily just fine. We carry more people per mile than Dallas does with is 100 miles of light rail. Nobody even rides the train in Dallas

You know Dallas and Houston very well. Great Insight!

This has to be one of the dumbest statements I've seen in this comments section. This guy just said Houston is segregated

​@@VIPRealty and you agreed with him lol😅

@@detrick707 he said a lot more than that. SMH

@@VIPRealty the more I kept reading the more I realized that he was talking out the side of his neck and that he didn't know what he was talking about when it comes to Houston. How can you take somebody that says you only see other people at the Galleria seriously? Houston is literally the most ethnically diverse City in the United States. And for you to say something like "he said a lot more than that" is laughable because everything he was saying proved that he didn't know anything about this place

Completely agree. Dallas is better than Houston, Texas :)

Come back in about 5 years and the tune will be different.

@@VIPRealty y’all keep that same energy

@@nygeriunprence yeah while Dallas will still get more better than Houston in the next 5 years

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@@kingasaplays5500 why?just 1 hrs from houston downtown

@@thomaswen86 Houston has the beaches! I loved living in Houston more than Dallas. Houston has more to offer and more diverse activities than Dallas. However, keep in mind both metros rely on other cities like Dallas relies on Plano, Fort Worth, Irving, Arlington, etc... Houston relies on Pearland, Sugarland, The Woodlands and some of the coastal cities.

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1. Dallas had a clean and organized look to it. 2. I think the quality of museums and ethnic food are better in Houston. 3. Most of the Houston area are flat as pancake, but it has the greenery and lush vegetation that the rest of Texas lacks. Dallas on the other hand is kind of hilly, but you hardly see any tall pine trees, the lawns turn yellow-ish in appearance as they go dormant and everything looks kind of dry and dusty. 4. Houston has a stronger national image of ethnic diversity and Black culture when in fact both cities are nearly identical when it comes to this matter. 5. Dallas has a commuter rail system that runs through its Northern suburbs. Houston does not. 6. Houston has had HEB stores for a long time. Dallas is just about to get a few. 7. This is just my personal opinion, but Dallas drivers seem to be slightly more aggressive than the ones I've encountered in Houston so far. However, street racing seems to be more rampant in Houston. 8. I feel a bit less safe in Houston versus Dallas. In Houston, you could be in a crime-ridden neighborhood right across a few blocks from a wealthy, safe neighborhood. 9. Houston feels like Southwest Louisiana or a suburban New Orleans and Dallas feels like a large OKC. 10. Stronger Gulf Coast food scene in Houston -- boiled crawfish places are more common in the Houston area than in Dallas. 11. There's more noticeable pride amongst Houston residents for their city. You see Houstonians call their city "H-Town" or "Space City." I see Dallasites call their city "Big D," but doesn't seem to be common. 12. Houston has a distinct car sub-culture like "slabs." Houston is also home to the art car parade. 13. Trees and its leaves change colors in Dallas. In Houston, they rarely do. 14. Houston has more Southern feel to it than Dallas. 15. The air quality in Houston feels slightly worse. 16. Houston has bayous, Dallas does not.

@@joonkwon9303 Agree that Houston is more known for diversity, black culture and gay culture. To be fair, I think it is ahead of Dallas (at least in the ethnic diversity) but not as much as people think it is. Dallas’ economy is more diverse than Houston but also I don’t think it’s as much as people think it is. Both markets were strong and diverse when I checked each

Excellent Points!!

Houston’s city limits are nearly double the size of Dallas’. That’s why Houston is a larger city.

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Yeah nobody wants to live in a flooding city where y’all get humidity & rain everyday 😂😂😂

Y’all better not come to dfw when y’all flood again

So many people are relocating from California and moving to Texas. It's amazing how may calls receive from Cali.

Dallas hates houston? Dallas dont even think about houston..its houston who hates Dallas, yall try to be us so much

@@KingAsa5 lol. Houston is great, but Dallas is better.

I see more people have Houston talk down on Dallas than I have seen more people from Dallas doing it to Houston? What are u talking about?🥴

Facts

@@KingAsa5 y’all hate us and try to make everything a competition when we got an NBA team y’all wanted one when we built the galleria y’all wanted one. And Dallas looks at Houston like a big brother please stop tryna speak your opinion I’m speaking facts.

The metroplex. Why are you adding Fort Worth. Houston is the 4th largest city in the US. Dallas is to the 9th. San Antonio is the 2nd Largest in Texas....

@@debbiebooker4649 Houston’s and San Antonio’s massive city limits are the only reason they’re bigger. Both San Antonio and Houston countinues to annex additional land which makes their city larger. Dallas have had the same city limits size for decades. Dallas is 340 sq mi of land, San Antonio is 500 sq mi, and Houston is 600 sq mi. BTW Dallas County alone has more ppl than the entire San Antonio metro area. No one in America thinks San Antonio is larger than Dallas. How are we adding Ft Worth? We’re one metro area. Ppl in Tarrant County commute to Dallas County for work. That’s why it’s one metro area.

lol. I actually like Austin better.

@@VIPRealty when did your opinion change? Can’t blame you tho. I’m getting tired of what Dallas and Houston are turning into

@@spaceageexp8679 I just like the hill country. The landscape of Dallas is flat and boring.

McKinney is a great Dallas suburb

Thank you.

Both Dallas and Houston are great choices. That Houston humidity is a deal breaker for me.

Dallas beat houston in the international stage.

@@neiandresamuels5428 Houston is the most diverse city in America but both are very diverse

@@joballs21 true

Ill disagree on that one. Downtown Dallas is much cleaner, newer and more happening.

Which is very annoying. I just got back from Houston and sure enough... 5-6 cars going 50 on the passing lane on I45 SMH

Houston is great too, but Dallas is better :)

Dallas has a ton of great museums too. However, I could see Houston having more.

I’m thinking of moving to Dallas. Why is Houston worse?

Houston is more diverse has more culture and also more things to do

I haven't visited Detroit. How is it?

Dallas is very diverse too. Main issue with Houston is that humidity is out of control.