Which City in Texas Should You Move To?

Dallas is where you need to live. Home of the Cowboys, it's one of the most competitive cities in the entire state, which makes it the perfect place for you to fulfill your big city dreams. Sip on a margarita, check out the symphony, and if you feel like getting truly Texan, you can always visit the State Fair when it comes to Dallas every year.

You need to move to Austin! You're the perfect kind of weirdo for the only liberal city in the entire state. Austin has everything you need for your non-stop lifestyle, including huge tech, music, and film festivals multiple times a year. Whether you want to watch live music, get crazy on 6th street, or have a makeover at one of the city's amazing salons, you're going to get your kicks when you move to Austin.

El Paso is the Texas city for you. It's laid-back, creative energy is exactly what you need. You can escape the buzz of the city and slip into a coffee shop or a well-worn ranch. And being so close to the border, the city gets a unique flavor that the rest of the state doesn't have, which will truly satisfy your distinctive tastes.

You aren't afraid of crowds or traffic, which makes Houston the best city for you! It's the most populated in the state of Texas, giving it a crazy energy that you won't have any problem keeping up with. And with its deep Texas traditions, you'll get that balance between city and country that you crave.

You should move to Corpus Christi. You love nature and want to live in a place that truly appreciates and embraces it. You're also looking for excitement and adventure, and that's why the surfing community and the amazing wildlife programs in the city will more than meet your needs. You can get outside and get your hands dirty if you move to Corpus Christi.

You should move to Galveston, the city known as the 'playground of the South.' You belong on an island in the sun where it's summer all year long. Galveston stays true to its small town charm, even as you party the weekend away. You are looking for the the best of both worlds, and Galveston is it. Just watch out for hurricane season!