Thats where we are. Love it and we aren't moving. Its already built out, everything we need is 15 minutes away, no traffic, great schools and phenomenal parks and rec centers. It has a great small-town feel. Every house I've seen go up for sale is gone in a week for over asking price so it's very stable.

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Posted by dallastiger55

Jennings, LA

Member since Jan 2010

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Posted on 5/13/24 at 9:23 am to dallastiger55

I also love when people lump DFW as one city or even Dallas. It's been the fastest growing metro for years now and is now over 8 million and just became the 4th largest media market. By 2030 it will overtake Chicago as the 3rd. There are cranes everywhere in the metroplex and Colin County now has its own skyline.

There are over 50+ suburbs. The actual city limit of Dallas is very small, that's why it's not that high on population vs San Antonio, Houston, San Diego and PHX.

95% of the growth is outside the city and people still lump 8+ million people in with the actual city of Dallas. They account for 1.3m of that 8m

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Posted by Limitlesstigers

Lafayette

Member since Nov 2019

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Posted on 5/13/24 at 10:48 am to dallastiger55

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Thats where we are. Love it and we aren't moving. Its already built out, everything we need is 15 minutes away, no traffic, great schools and phenomenal parks and rec centers. It has a great small-town feel. Every house I've seen go up for sale is gone in a week for over asking price so it's very stable.

I loved how most of the schools and parks were tucked inside of the neighborhoods. It was really convenient. The only thing I disliked about the schools was how they cramed Allen High School. I always felt lost just driving by that place.

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