10 reasons why everyone is moving to Dallas, Texas.

Top 10 reasons everyone is moving to Dallas, Texas. One will shock you.
Everyone seems to be moving to Dallas, here are 10 reasons why.

Dallas is a great place to live and people have been relocating there at a pretty good rate for the last decade or so. They have affordable real estate, low taxes, and a semi-decent crime rate.
This video is just 10 of the reasons people are moving to Dallas, Texas.

Let's take a look at why so many people want to live in Dallas, Texas.

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[noemiyesfir]

My favorite bumpersticker I've seen in Dallas: "Welcome to Texas. Now go Home."

[robertcooper]

I moved from New York to the Dallas area in 1985. I can handle the heat much better than those freezing Northern winters.

[Owen_N]

2:40 that’s where the list starts. Time is precious

[MSB-fjcd]

"DRY live in Dallas. Tell it to my scrotum when it's 100+ degrees in August with 80% humidity. Other than that, your video is spot on.

[jayj]

Dont drive slow in the fast lane....get outta the damn way.

[datnohi]

If you can't find a job in Texas you just don't want to work I remember being fired from one job one morning and had another that night

[Love_SumLotta]

I agree. Came here from LA because I wanted to live a better life and I’ve been here 11 years and I’m here to stay! I love Texas!

[neneR]

I’ve been in dallas since 2008 when I move from California and I love it here.

[daddysfreepicks]

Welcome to Dallas where no one uses their turn signals 😑

[kevincostlow]

Born and raised in Dallas and I can tell you it aint no "DRY" heat.... With that said... I wouldn't live anywhere else!

[JulesAlMighty]

I’ve lived in Dallas since the mid 90’s, and have seen a lot of change and some great things stay the same.
Thank you for the refresher course on this beautiful city!

[thesecludedlife]

I've lived here all my life. Some of us are being priced out of our own neighborhoods from all this mess. As much as I want to be friendly, I'd like this area to be less popular.

[shawnyorks]

Go to Dallas in August then rethink that "dry heat" comment.

[bryanblack]

Just wait till you have to deal with traffic on a friday afternoon of a 3 day weekend... or anywhere on I-35 anytime.

[Sugarpoo]

I moved to Dallas from Los Angeles close to 21 years ago and have been a Realtor for 13 years and Dallas Real Estate is Rich!!! So Glad I moved to Dallas in 1998.

[ColorMeShell]

I'm also a veteran of the Navy and lived MANY different places!! That's my appeal to ur channel!! Ty for ur honesty! I can totally relate!

[Eyesofthebeholder]

I live in Dallas. 7 years ago I bought a 4 bedroom 3 bath house with a pool for 89, 000.(House Built in1977) Selling it now for 219, 000. Yipee. Thanks Ya'll..lol.

[hollypop]

I am from Dallas and I can definitely tell you it is dry heat!! It is HUMID af. lol I live in Cali now and Cali is dry heat forsure but Texas is totally not!

[obijuan]

During the 2008 Great Recession most of the Dallas area, especially the Plano, Frisco, Allen and McKinney areas had no clue that there was a huge recession except that it was in the news. I used to tell people that we could go to a different restaurant every night and never go to the same restaurant twice.

[caminantesolitario]

I was trying to do something in new York but I just couldn't. I decided to move down to Texas and in the city of Dallas it's my reality