BEST CITY IN TX.......

[Mohawk600]

Somebody tell me where and why. DFW complex...Houston Metro....Austin...San Antonio....El Paso......Corpus.....Laredo....don't bother. I'm talking real places to move to.

 

[toddnjoyce]

What’re your wants, needs, desires. I’m partial to San Angelo based on size, cost of living, proximity to military installation and the outdoors.

Florence also fits for me.

 

[Mohawk600]

I was born and raised in Amarillo.....moved to Austin in 86. Hating life here now. I am going to be in school for the next two years in a radiology program but want to leave as soon as possible. More conservative.....smaller city......**** Austin

 

[TxStetson]

What’re your wants, needs, desires. I’m partial to San Angelo based on size, cost of living, proximity to military installation and the outdoors.

Florence also fits for me.

That’s why I chose Abilene. Big enough for what I need, small enough not to irritate me. Close proximity to military base and easy access on I-20. Short trips to Permian Basin, Hobbs, Oklahoma, and DFW. Or anywhere I need to travel for work.

 

[TxStetson]

I was born and raised in Amarillo.....moved to Austin in 86. Hating life here now. I am going to be in school for the next two years in a radiology program but want to leave as soon as possible. More conservative.....smaller city......**** Austin

Amarillo would be an ok place to live if it weren’t for those killer winters.

 

[FireInTheWire]

That’s why I chose Abilene. Big enough for what I need, small enough not to irritate me. Close proximity to military base and easy access on I-20. Short trips to Permian Basin, Hobbs, Oklahoma, and DFW. Or anywhere I need to travel for work.

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Or Lubbock.... Good little spots on the outskirts of town.

 

[Charlie]

Kerrville is without exception the best town I've ever lived in! Twenty thousand (+/-) in the city and twenty thousand in the county (+/-), and 45 min. to San Antonio (if one absolutely needs to go). Low taxes, small schools, and great "seasonal" weather, as well as lots of friendly people.

 

[Moonpie]

I chose Brazoria county for the humidity, mosquitoes, and hurricanes.
Whats not to love?

 

[rl96ss]

Any place outside the major cities is a good start.

 

[Charlie]

Any place outside the major cities is a good start.

Absolute Truth!

 

[Vaquero]

I like Brownwood.

 

[Dad_Roman]

Kerrville is without exception the best town I've ever lived in! Twenty thousand (+/-) in the city and twenty thousand in the county (+/-), and 45 min. to San Antonio (if one absolutely needs to go). Low taxes, small schools, and great "seasonal" weather, as well as lots of friendly people.

My family has always been partial to Tyler for the same reasons. I believe they are in the 80-100K range. Clean, fairly modern, etc. Substitute "Dallas" if you need to go.

 

[Kar98]

Somebody tell me where and why. DFW complex...Houston Metro....Austin...San Antonio....El Paso......Corpus.....Laredo....don't bother. I'm talking real places to move to.

Depends what you're looking for, really, and how you plan to spend your days and nights.

 

[AZ Refugee]

I like Brownwood.

It was a good place to grow up in the 80's

 

[Pops1955]

I have lived all across Texas. Grew up in the Panhandle, lived near Wichita Falls, Lived in the DFW Metroplex, Lived in East Texas near Tyler, Lived North of the Houston Metro in Huntsville, Lived near Lubbock for a while, Spent lots of time in South Texas, West Texas and along the coast. Now have lived in Central Texas near Waco for 8 years. This is where I will stay. McGregor, Texas is home for good. All the areas are great. All of the major metros are insane. And as has been said before anything outside the metros is a good start. Waco and McLennan County are awesome. Good luck. There is a LOT to choose from in Texas and it is ALL better than anywhere else.

 

[Pops1955]

We loved home in Hereford, Love Athens and all the lakes and trees, Huntsville is a really great town with tons of history, Wichita Falls area is really a hidden Jewel, Lubbock area was fun, BUT McGregor and Waco area are it for me and mine. All but one of my 5 offspring has moved to this area since we got here.

 

[Dad_Roman]

I like Brownwood.

Married in Brownwood.

A golden day now, 38 years ago

 

[Charlie]

Born and raised in Waco. It was pretty nice (for all I knew). Then lived in DFW area (Denton, actually) but back then there was nothing but cattle ranches and Lewisville between Denton and Dallas! Then lived in the Houston Metroplex (UHG!), then back to central Texas outside of town on some farmland near Lorena. Wasn't bad. When I moved to Kerrville I didn't know quite what to expect. It has been wonderful. Raised two daughters here and they loved it also. I'll be here until I pass.

 

[FireInTheWire]

I tell ya what..... I don't miss the humidity... love the dry air here out west. BUT! I loved the Sulphur Springs area while I was working there. Spent many evenings after work riding the Harley there during late spring/early summer. Beautiful riding.

 

[Charlie]

If one likes humidity, go to Houston. If one likes stinky humidity, go all the way to the coast near some refineries!