Why aren't more retiring in Houston?

[eytonxav]

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Originally Posted by WestLake Try Dallas - less humid, no refinery smells. If you live inside the loop in North Oak Cliff or East Dallas/Lakewood (White Rock Lake), it's like you are in small town in the big city. Laid - back and "Austin-ish" but with the rich mixed in. Lots of interesting independent shops, restaurants and businesses; less traffic, somewhat walkable, good public transportation with excellent access to downtown and the Arts District.

+1 I'll take north texas over Houston area too, despite getting more hail/tornados

[Nords]

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Originally Posted by pb4uski I recall a July due diligence trip to Houston. During lunch we decided to go for a short walk like we would commonly do in many other places in the US. Big mistake. Within 1/4 mile we were soaked with sweat. So yes, I am a sissy.

I see your problem.

You should have visited in August, where within 1/8th mile you'd be soaked in sweat AND unconscious.