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Top 10 Best Places to Live in Texas.
Rankings are based on employment opportunities, crime rates,
quality of education and local amenities.
Texas has been a great state in terms of its warm
climate, low tax state, affordable housing and beautiful
cities and a bunch of exciting things to do when in Texas.
So without waiting with any further time, Let's dive straight
into this video.
Number 10, Houston with a population of almost 2.31 million
Houston, also known as Age Town among its residents, is the
largest Metropolitan city of the state of Texas.
If you want to work in big companies, Houston is the right
place for you.
It attracts people with an entrepreneurial spirit and it
is the hub of the nation's oil and gas industry.
When you are in Houston, Texas, don't forget to visit the
official visitor Center of NASA Johnson Space Center.
It's a great place to visit or move to with your family.
On top of that, there are a bunch of beautiful parks in Houston
like Herman Park, Japanese Garden and Buffalo Bio Park facing
downtown, giving a beautiful, mesmerizing view of the city
skyline. Well, not only that, but the city also provides
a great education to its residents as Houston is home to
top class universities like Rice University and the University
of Houston.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 4200 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
So are you going to add Houston to your list?
Let us know.
Number nine, San Antonio People mostly moved to San Antonio
for its low cost of living and health care.
This ancient city sees Sunshine for approximately 300 days
a year and provides its residents with beautiful weather.
It offers big city's amenities and recreation to its residents,
too. I wouldn't hesitate to call it a city full of history,
as this beautiful city in South central Texas is rich with
colonial heritage.
If you want to know about the Battle of the Alamo fought
between the Republic of Texas and Mexico, you should visit
the Alamo, a Museum based on this history, and it's a great
tourist attraction in San Antonio.
After visiting the Alamo, you can also go to the Amsterdam
Lookalike Riverwalk San Antonio.
You can always book a boat tour at the River Walk, and the
tour guide will be telling you the amazing history of
the place too.
While in San Antonio.
Don't forget to go to the Tower of San Antonio and get a
mesmerizing view of this historical city from 750 feet from
the ground.
Isn't it all exciting living expenses here will set you back
for a family of four around 4,000 dollars, including a three
bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number eight, Austin Austin also didn't stay back when it
came to being listed among the top 10 places to live in Texas.
There's been an increase in people moving to the capital
of Texas due to its great weather, friendly people and the
promising job market.
Its job market is growing approximately three times more
than New York City and four times more than San Francisco.
Austin, the capital of the state of Texas, is also home to
the University of Texas Austin, the top ranked school in
the Us.
On top of that, you can always plant canoeing or kayaking
in Austin at Congress Avenue Bridge and get a beautiful view
of downtown on the other side.
You will be amazed to know that Austin is also famous for
its eclectic live music scene centered around the country.
So if you are a music lover, then don't forget to add Austin
to your list.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 5,200 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number seven, Dallas and Fort Worth Welcome to the Twin Cities
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Both are Metropolitan cities in the state of Texas.
It is home to a Fortune 500 companies and big businesses.
The Dallas Fort Worth area has a lot of recreational spots
for its residents, too.
If you move to Dallas Fort Worth area, then don't forget
to visit the sixth Floor Museum, which chronicles the life
and assassination of the U S President John F Kennedy.
From a historical, social and cultural perspective, visit
the beautiful Clyde Warren Park and get a beautiful view
of Dallas Uptown.
Now Let's head to the Fort Worth area.
If you want to take some good Instagram pictures, you might
want to go to Fort Worth Water Gardens.
It's focal points are three pools of water in a terraze null,
which covers apart from the rest of the city, there are tons
of jobs for everyone in Dallas.
Whether you are a recent graduate from any University or
want to change your career, head to Dallas.
So looking for a job, head to Dallas and trust me, you won't
regret it.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 5,000 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number six, Beaumont Beaumont is a mediumsized city in Southeast
Texas having an approximate population of 120,000 people and
it is an hour away from Houston.
If you have a secured job, you'll be able to meet your ends
here as the cost of living, like rents of apartments, is
very cheap.
Here it is home to a lot of plants, so it would be a great
place for the people who want to work as planters.
Lamar University is also located in the city, a magnet for
young people.
Moreover, you can also go to Gator Country, downtown buemont
for theater, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Spindletop
Boomtown Museum and many more.
A great place to live with a family with a low cost of living
makes Beaumont one of the best places to live in Texas.
Living expenses for a family of four around 3700 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number five, The Woodlands The Woodlands is a master planned
community in the U S State of Texas, in the Houston and the
Sugar Land Metropolitan Statistical Area.
If you want to live in a place full of greenery, then you
might want to consider the City of Woodlands a very economical
place to live in.
Affordable living cost, great education with great public
high schools, a lot of entertainment places like mall, shops,
restaurants, bars, social gathering spots, entertainment
centers and clubs makes it a great place to spend your life
in. The crime rate at Woodlands is lower than 50% of the
nation's median, making it a safer place to live.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 4,000 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number four, El Paso Constantly marked as the safest place
to live in the U S El Paso is in the far West of the state
of Texas, close to the Mexican border.
Great public schools make education great in the city.
The city has a lot of cultural offerings, El Paso's museums
or first rate, which celebrates the vibrant multicultural
heritage. On top of that, living is also very affordable
in El Paso.
You'll be amazed to know that you don't even have to pay
state income tax, which helps with costs as well.
There are a lot of fun things to do in El Paso like Franklin's
Mountain State Park.
Besides that, you can also take in a show at Plaza Theater,
Hueco Tank State Park and historic sites and a lot more.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 3200 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number three, Plano Near Dallas there is a city called Plano,
having a population of 287,064 people, and it is home
to the nation's greatest companies like Dell Services, Dr
Pepper, Snapple Group, HP Enterprise Services, Rent A Center
and Toyota Motors USA.
Ranked as the wealthiest city by CNN Money, this city is
a great place to move in for business minded people.
Plano hasn't ranked any lesser entertainment wise, as this
place has plenty of fun activities to offer.
Planning to go canoeing with your friends?
No point.
Bark is the place for you.
And if you are planning to chill, you can always walk at
the Boardwalk, which is a great place to free your mind and
enjoy its beauty.
And how can we forget about Super cool Art District?
If you are into art, then don't forget to visit the downtown
Plato Art District.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 4200 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
Number two, College Station This city is home to one of the
biggest universities, Texas, A and M every year in the fall a
lot of students from all across the Us and the world come
here to study.
The University is best regarded for its top research in NASA,
Google and Toyota.
If you are planning to come to Texas A and M University,
it would be a great choice to move here before time so you
can get to know the city very well and make connections.
This city definitely has great outdoors, which includes 55
public parks providing tennis and basketball courts and picnic
points. Don't forget about the best part, Kyle.
Feel that the College has all the residents enjoy A&Ms football
games. Living expenses for a family of four are around
3400 dollars, including a three bedroom apartment outside
of the city Center.
Convinced enough to move to College Station, let us know
in the comments.
Number one, Tyler Tyler is known for its friendly environment
in welcoming attitude towards both the residents and the
immigrants. It has strong economic sectors in food, education,
manufacturing and outdoor recreation.
This city is known as the capital of roses in the USA.
On top of that, it has a 14 acre garden full of rose bushes
which are considered the largest in the Us.
If you want to get to Dallas, then don't worry as it's only
an hour and a half drive away.
Moreover, the crime rate is also very low and giving a great
high school education makes Tyler, Texas a great place to
raise a family.
Living expenses for a family of four are around 4,000 dollars,
including a three bedroom apartment outside of the city Center.
There are a lot of outdoor activities like fishing, boating,
swimming, biking, camping and plenty of room to kick back
and enjoy nature at Tyler State Park.
Education is the priority of the state and Tyler, Texas doesn't
stay back as there are great public and private schools in
this city providing quality education.
So looking to provide your children with the best education
possible head straight to Tyler.
So, guys, here we come to the end of today's episode of the
Top 10 Places to Live in the State of Texas.
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