LIVING IN DALLAS VS HOUSTON ⇢ WHY I CHOSE TO MOVE TO DALLAS | TakeOnDallas
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Living in either Dallas or Houston can be a great experience. Both cities have their pros and cons, so it's important to consider your lifestyle and preferences before making your decision. Depending on what you're looking for, you may find that one city is a better fit than the other. Ultimately, you'll want to visit each city and explore the neighborhoods to get a better sense of which one is right for you.
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Dallas is classy/corporate & Houston is a turn up/hustle type of city! I’ve been in Dallas for a year but I wanna move to Houston for a year to see which city I like better!
Houston is more corporate because we have more corporate industries. Classy? How? Lol....That is just code words for more White Washed.....Houston has plenty of suburbs and even neighborhoods in the city proper with money where people raise families. Not to mention the universities are better here.Every city has hoods. Dallas Oakcliff, Nawfghanistan, and the West Side. Houston has Sunnyside, Southpark, 3rd and 5th Ward, Acres Homes, The Clarke, and Greenspoint. Dallas was always a party city too for anyone who remembers the Cowboys in the 90s. The fact is Houston just parties better and Dallas hates that so they make up myths about Houston being a party city when there are plenty of quiet suburban places to live
Houston is better for the 18 thru 30 crowd if you’re into clubbing all the time. After 30, Dallas is where it’s at.
i agree!
That’s the vibes I get as well and I never been to Dallas.
Facts!!!!!! I’m married now and I’m about to hit 30. I’m from the midwest and I’ve visited Houston and Dallas and I love the the vibe of Houston and culture. But I really want to chill and raise a family now so I’m going to live in Dallas.
This is not I am from Atlanta Georgia born and raised there and moved to Houston the year and a half ago Houston is way more than clubs. I am a married man of 16 years married my high school sweetheart and not into the club scene at all neither but me and my wife do go out time to time but what I want to say is if anyone think Houston is all about clubs they are highly mistaken this is a false narrative
@@semodadragon no city in America is all about clubs lmao. That’s if you’re heavily into that that type of stuff, there’s a club in every state/city. I’m from south Florida and people would think I grew up partying but that’s NOT the case. I was busy grinding my behind off, being with family, and going out to other places but not a club.
When I moved to Texas, I lived in DFW for 7 years, than I moved to Houston for 5 years. Now I’m back in Dallas. So my view between Houston and Dallas is very unbiased. Everything you said in this video is true. Especially the food and night life.
Thank you for the input!! Glad to know someone else can agree.
I’m 27 and I prefer Dallas
Dallas, is beautiful, lively, and clean. And Houston, is big, old, and dirty in so many areas. The worst areas thus far are The Woodlands/Conroe/Spring/Tomball. Ugly forestry and highway debris everywhere all over 45. I can't stand it. Moving to Dallas, on the first train smoking once my contract is up.
You are sooo right.... I'm visiting Houston now to see if I like it... it's the dirtiest and ugliest city I ever went to.... the galleria mall is pretty but everything around it is run down... I also not impressed with the culture here and it's not as great as Atlanta
Dallas is flat, plain and ugly non-green trees lol
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I love the Woodlands mall and walkable town.
@@mlordthegreat9919depends on the area. Addison is pretty.
Houston being a mini ATL is crazy when it’s waayyy bigger lol
I was born in Houston grew up in Denver and moved to Dallas at 18. In my early twenties I really didn’t like Houston nightlife and at that time Dallas night life was crazy lit! However now that I’m in my thirties Houston feels like home again but I think it’s the weather and I love the culture! I genuinely love both cities for sure. Great job on this video
thank you kendal
I’m trying to move to Dallas next month. I been searching so hard for a job. I pray I get something soon
Did you move yet? hows it going?
I've lived in both Houston and Dallas...Dallas just looks better and has a better layout and zoning...Houston really is a more well rounded city, Dallas is very segregated by class and race. I think Houston gives you the option to party or be apart of a community outside of the city like Humble or The Woodlands etc... Overall Houston feels more like a city because you have the option to live like someone in Dallas and more...where Dallas kind of streamlines you into only living the Dallas way...
What are you talking about? I live in Dallas and it is ethically diverse, Houston has a huge crime problem, and it’s more dirtier. It was ranked number one as one of the most dirtiest cities in America DALLAS as much cleaner much more spacious and well rounded overall
😭🤣 but Dallas isn’t diverse. Especially coming from someone who lived on the east coast now in Dallas. Culture is lacking!
@@dawnaustin2385 what are you talking about? Do you not know about the bishop arts District? Or deep ellum ? They are extremely diverse the culture is definitely mixed of black and latino
@@Oakcliffagentlmao the dirtiest city will be Nyc and LA
@@OakcliffagentDallas isn’t diverse at ALL, and I lived in both cities. The lack of diversity in Dallas is one reason why I’m moving back to Houston.
I'm from up north an this is my second time living in the DFW metro. I love it but it lacks greenery/trees. You have all these beautiful homes with limited green tree line streets. From videos I see of Houston, it seems to be more green which gives it a homey feel. I don't know, Im tired of this hot sun with limited trees
Dallas doesn’t get snow storms its super rare and when they do get snow its only flakes. But because they refuse to prep for the flakes they get terrified
Thank you for this video, im 22 stuck between moving to both of these places
Houston is pretty dangerous. I've been here a year and will be leaving soon. The crime and road rage is too much. I lived in Dallas for four years and loved it.
@@fabfab5450 thank you, I am going to visit houston to form my own opinion, but I do appreciate it
@@barelyw0rld absolutely!
Dallas it gets really cold same time, but Houston is way worse once it comes to the humidity
Thank you for sharing some good information. I definitely plan on taking a trip to Dallas sometime this summer. I want to eventually move to Texas.
I live in Houston. I haven’t been to Dallas recently. I was surprised at the comment you made about Houston not having aesthetically pleasing restaurants. There are several nice, beautiful restaurants here. I wonder if you were just not going to them.
Like BLACK OWNED Steak 48(same restaurant that broke the internet a few months back).
I appreciate your video. But just some things to clarify. South Dallas has just as beautiful areas as North Dallas. Cedar Hill is an example. Midlothian and Waxahachie are also very nice areas. Weather wise Dallas is definitely much hotter than Houston. But Houston is more humid.
Now you making me think about Atlanta though! 😄
I feel Atlanta is wayyy better than Houston
Houston has the most fortune 500 companies. Houston has a night life if you want a night life and a suburban life if that's what you want. Most out of towners come to party and don't step foot in the suburbs. Compare apples to apples. Most people don't see the entire city or suburbs.
Dude anything that reminds me of Atlanta is a nogo and I’m from the atl
@@JaquesParker😮
I disagree on your dating comments. Houston has a lot of refined men. Lots of engineers and tech professionals in aerospace (NASA) and oil and gas. And definitely medical professionals since they have the biggest medical center in the world. They also have an HBCU presence so you see a lot of fraternity men in the city. You just have to match their fly which tends to be more classy, fit, and naturally pretty women.
Oh okay!! That's a new perspective i haven't heard before! thanks for sharing!
She literally fits the bill so I trust her perspective.
@@PHlyestofNerds Right he tried her.
I lived in Dallas almost four years and never thought I would go back home until I had a family emergency. I've been in Houston one year and can't wait to leave. I have yet to find a good restaurant in Houston. Maybe I haven't ventured out enough. Houston is hot and overcrowded.
Yes . Same . Everybody says the food is amazing . Been here 18 months . No good food like Dallas omg Dallas food and restaurants are amazinggg and CLEAN. Yes the aesthetics are great . 😊Im near the woodlands not as diverse as I thought .Looking to move to Dallas but I do love the green trees and it’s very family friendly here in the suburbs of Houston .! How is Aubrey , Denton , prosper area ? We almost moved to Katy . What did you not like about it ? Great video 😊
@@justcandyandbeauty I lived near the Woodlands as well and also felt it wasn't diverse. People weren't friendly. As a teacher, I found it difficult to get into the schools that weren't as diverse. Schools were named for African American teachers, but employed little to no African American teachers. We were steered more towards the schools where scores were low. I did not feel all that welcomed. I didn't have that problem in Dallas. I dontvreally know about the areas here in Dallas that you mentioned. However, anyone I've met here in Dallas has no complaints after moving here.
@@fabfab5450 yesssss ! ❤️ My mom in frisco it’s cute there . My son is special needs and y’all have more resources and I have to make sure he’s in a good diverse environment with teachers I trust . What are some good areas ? You recommend ?😊.
@@justcandyandbeauty although I'm not familiar with a lot of the areas, I've heard good things about Plano. Grapevine also seems like a pretty nice area.
@@justcandyandbeauty Plano, Highland Park, Mckinney & Allen are all great areas. Collin co. had 3 of the top safest cities in it.
You're so pretty 😍and thanks for this video! I'm 21 from Chicago and I've been contemplating where I should move in Texas. I can deal with dry heat and tornadoes but hurricanes and humidity absolutely not. Yes Houston sounds more fun to me but living wise I'll take my chances in Dallas.
Thanks for your insight. Safety is very important. What areas are considered north of the city of Dallas? Were should I be looking?
I stayed in Arlington when I was in Texas last year. It's beautiful. Always need a car. You may also wanna check out Fort Worth!!!!
North meaning, Carrollton, Allen, Plano, Frisco. anything north of the city of dallas.
@@TakeOnDallas yes, Carrollton is beautiful, too. I worked for DART!!! I did not like then insects out there, though.
Also Addison, I moved here a month ago ago love it here so far.
@@TwistedTexures I’ll check that out ❤.
Thanks for the information
your welcome honey
I’ve been to Houston it’s fun but too much partying for me
Living in Houston definitely need your own transportation cause the bus system is inadequate and I'm being kind. The DART beats Metro then again Houston is bigger.
I prefer Houston to Dallas
I could see why you would.
Will be in Dallas the weekend of April 28th. You have any suggestions for good brunch spots?
Damn u beautiful 😍 I picked the wrong damn city moved to San Antonio but I have a really good paying job but man I don’t like my options here. Thanks for the gems
I loveee Dallas! But can never meet any black ppl. Going back in September for a solo trip. What areas/places would you recommend? I’m 28 for reference lol
What’s your opinion on Arlington, TX or Ft. Worth for an single 40-something African-American?
Arlington and fort worth is both tarrant county and they both super family oriented stockyards, sixflags, waterpark, cowboy n ranger stadium. if you’re looking to be in the dating scene move more to dallas then fort worth side.
i live in wisconsin yes wisconsin, im african been in America for 4 years but I want to stay in American more so I'm thinking houston but I don't party, I just workout and work.
i would like to say you have beautiful voice , I think dallas more my vibe
the lack of black women here kills me
Well the Population is majority Latino & white lol
@luxejohn you mean in Dallas?
I love 💕💕💕💕💕💕 Dallas
Question, have you ever been to LA? if you have, what city n TX Is similar to say Hollywood, or west LA?
Probably Austin Texas. It’s becoming a mini version of silicone valley
I don't know that there's anything similar in Texas to Hollywood and West Hollywood. Deep Ellum in Dallas kinda has that gritty West Hollywood feel to it, but L.A. is one of a kind.
Thank you for this video ❤
Dallas is where it’s at !! Houston is a party city.i don’t want to be in the club every where I go smh lol .
what are good areas in dallas to move to?
Are you located near Fort Worth, Texas I’m located in the northern suburban city named Watauga
It’s Dallas for me!! Corporate thug me please 😭😭😭
See I have a clothing line you think I can thrive in Dallas with my clothing line ? Or go to Houston
Houston has more entrepreneurs
Dallas is better known for its apparel market.
0:06-0:12 Stroke victim?
Can we be friends? I am trying to move to Dallas, I have nobody there. And my family is discouraging me😢
Bottom Line: (Vacation) in Houston....but (Live) in Dallas!!😁
Yeah I stop partying I rather do Dallas I wanna open up a business
What’s the intro song called?
I don’t want to be near the coast where hurricanes can attack or there could be a massive flash flooding or storm surge. I’m from fort flauderdale, fl so I take disaster weather seriously and don’t want to live near that. So I wouldn’t live in Houston.
Yeah me either!
For selling the food in food truck which one is better?❤
Houston! Dallas makes it hard for mobile food vendors to operate. It's beginning to change, but Houston is an easier city to operate in.
@@guesswho217 thank you so much
And one more question
Isn’t Austin better than Houston for operating food truck?
@@ghazalehradman4778 - That I'm not too sure about. All I can do is offer my personal experience and say that I've purchased a lot of food from mobile vendors in Austin, but I can't remember ever buying food from a food truck in Houston. I personally have never seen one in H Town. Not to say they're not there, they just aren't readily available like I see them in Austin. Dallas on the other hand really regulates the mobile food vendors with a lot of unnecessary requirements, so you really only see them near Klyde Warren park in Dallas near downtown.
I’m a LMT coming from NY what’s some good spas to work at in Dallas?
Spa castle bit if your looking for LUXURY than id say julie hotel
I'm visiting Houston to see if I like it and it is the most dirty and ugly city ever... especially the highways.... im not impressed with the gulf culture here either.... I wouldn't compare it to Atlanta which I think is better
I lived in Houston and Dallas and Houston ghetto asf. You can be in the suburbs in houston and get killed just as fast as the hood
Probably the outer Towners😢
Houston is not a mini ATL, I was born and raised in ATL and now live in htown. ATL is not on houston level at all. Mini ATL Houston is 4x bigger. ATL is only great only in 3 areas
She meant both is commercialized cities with booming populations💯
@@luxejohn u just described many cities in America
Your hair looks gorgeous, thank goodness no fake baby plastered your forehead. I don't think you have seen most Houston areas.
Excellent video
Music career wise what mf think!?
LA
definitely LA or georgia
dallas only better cause you there 🤦🏾♂️ would be cool if i could get an autograph one day .. man can dream
im nobody lol
@@TakeOnDallas cant tell me nun thats gonna change my mind lol im already waitin on your next video
@@manrayr1680 Ima be back next wee. Ya girl got her a new job added to the plate so now i gotta restructure my schedule so I can work two full time jobs & do this full time too. lol idk who i think i am. but ima get it done
@@TakeOnDallas it’s possible.. im in the same position lol just hearing you say that though i kno you gon make it happen love and NOTHING gon get in your way ok? ill be waiting on your uploads as always take ya time tho get right ❤️
They say Houston is more popular.
it is, way more people in Houston, also a lot more people moving there vs. Dallas
@TakeOnDallas This is not true beautiful. Dallas is actually the fastest growing area in the country. Houston has also somewhat cheated to gain the population it has. It annexed alot if the cities around it to gain its size and population. There are more people in the Dallas metro than the Houston metro and is set to pass chicago in a few years. Dallas is most definitely the more popular option at this time. Out of any area in the US.
@@labaroncharles1958LMAO 😂
@@robertbonds6680 I hope that was a laugh with me if not research.
@@labaroncharles1958 you wish Dallas was the fastest growing how about you do some more research clearly you do a pathetic job
Corporate thugs?
Yep yep!
You look like ice spice lol
thats something i never thought id hear lol
f no