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re: Which areas of "Greater Dallas" should I avoid at ALL costs?
Posted on 4/9/18 at 10:39 pm to castorinho
Posted on 4/9/18 at 10:39 pm to castorinho
I wish Dallas had a little better weather. So many IT job openings and so many people I know have moved or are moving there. As far as I can tell it's got by far the best job market in the Texas if not the entire South. Austin can only compete if you're a programmer.
Anyway, it's going to boil down to your price range and how ballin you want your house to be. The lesser suburbs of Dallas are still good by most standards. The nicer suburbs in north Dallas are getting expensive AF due to the large influx of F1000 offices.
Anyway, it's going to boil down to your price range and how ballin you want your house to be. The lesser suburbs of Dallas are still good by most standards. The nicer suburbs in north Dallas are getting expensive AF due to the large influx of F1000 offices.
Posted on 4/9/18 at 10:46 pm to BeepNode
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I wish Dallas had a little better weather.
Compared to? I like it better than Louisiana's weather. Don't get the rain what seems like everyday in Dallas like in South La. There's less humidity as well. Both are hot as shite so that's a wash. My only real complaint is the wind always blows here, which isn't a big deal I just wish I could play a round of golf sans wind one weekend.
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