Thinking about moving to Texas

[DrNuBingTon]

I'm sick of MN and all the cold been living here for over 27 years, where is the best place to live in Texas? And why?

[tenfeathers]

West texas Don't come it's hot as hell down here, no rain,pretty women, great BBQ,Beer, No ice, no snow. <G>

[Keith]

What is your line of work?

[Austin]

I think a lot of it lso has to do with your political leanings. If you're leftie, Austin and the surrounding areas is great, a righty, any where not Austin, and at least 45 miles from the border.

That's if you want to get long with your neighbors, if not, try to find a town within a reasonable drive to a metro area. I like small town living, but it gets tough when your population is bellow a couple of thousand.

[Bigspence]

The Rio Grande valley, McAllen to Brownsville is very nice. Warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer than the rest of Texas.

[aerod1]

East Texas. Anywhere in the south, close to the border, you will need to learn how to speak Meskin (ghetto spanish).

[Austin]

Originally Posted by aerod1

East Texas. Anywhere in the south, close to the border, you will need to learn how to speak Meskin (ghetto spanish).

I would say any where in the State, learning Spanish is a good idea.

[apfroggy0408]

El Paso is an awesome city to live in imo. Don't worry about having to learn "Meskin" I've lived here all my life and speak english.

[ls6tt]

Sorry but North Texas.

We have everything, culture, fishing, hunting, great food, great tourist sights, everything is relatively close to everything else property costs are low, home values have gone down, but ONLY because of the media, we do not have the housing issues here

[Austin]

Originally Posted by ls6tt

Sorry but North Texas.

We have everything, culture, fishing, hunting, great food, great tourist sights, everything is relatively close to everything else property costs are low, home values have gone down, but ONLY because of the media, we do not have the housing issues here

Sounds like Austin but cheaper.