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I live in Austin.
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My wife and I plan to move to Dallas (well, Plano to be exact) so this thread has been interesting
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My wife wants to live in uptown since that's very close to LA culture....Plano would be nice too..but it seems like the demographic is a little older for us..I like Frisco!
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My wife's family is from Plano haha though if we move there I doubt we will aim for that area. Hoping to explore Uptown next time we are visiting though I am ready for a house after being in a apartment for a while. Private garage for my BRZ :)
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Are there any apartments in DFW area that includes private garage? I visited a couple of times and never saw anything like that.
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I meant currently in DC we live in a apartment with a underground garage but should we move to Texas I would like to rent a house with my own private garage haha
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I'm in West Houston and every apartment in my complex has a garage. 5-8 apartments conplexes that were built had garage options.
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Dallas is great! Austin is a great city to visit and drive, but Dallas is where you want to be. If your 86 is not a DD, Dallas is the place!
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Guess I'm gonna be the outlier and say that Dallas (city especially but same with county) is crap. As a general rule Fort Worth (Tarrant county) and Denton are a bit nicer, but still very...boring.
Then again, it depends entirely on the stuff you like to do. I happen to like more outdoors stuff and seeing natural scenery, which this area is sorely lacking (the Great Plains and desert areas are about the only worse areas). Down south is nice, but stay away from Houston. Austin is very nice (though I tend to like Hill Country a bit better) and San Antonio is fantastic, but it's also the #1 tourist destination in Texas. Keep in mind I grew up in south Florida on the east coast less than 15 minutes form the beach. Summers were spend in New England in cabins on lakes. It's hard to be happy without either oceans/lakes or mountains...or both. This area is quite lacking in that regard. |
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