Texas

Thinking about moving to Houston? From its vibrant food scene to melting-pot neighborhoods, its affordable housing options to mosquito-boosting humidity — here are some key things to know about the Bayou City before making your move.

We all know that everything is bigger in Texas, but is it better? For some Californians, the answer is a resounding yes. According to a recent migration data analysis, approximately 100,000 Californians moved to Texas last year. So, if you’re a Californian moving to Texas or you’re interested in becoming one, here are the pros and cons of moving from California to Texas.

Migration moving trends show that more Americans than ever are planning a move targeting the South, driven by a search for affordability, career growth, and a higher quality of life. Add in everything from the rolling Appalachian foothills to world-renowned Gulf Coast beaches, and it’s easy to see the appeal. If you’re thinking about making a move, this roundup of the best Southern states to live in is here to help narrow down your choices.

If you’re relocating to the DFW area, a great place to consider planting some roots is the vibrant, diverse city of Irving, Texas. Zoom in a bit closer, and you’ll definitely want to explore Las Colinas, a massive urban and residential center within Irving that’s become an economic powerhouse in North Dallas. Read on for an insider’s look at this popular Dallas suburb.

What if you could enjoy all the perks of living in Houston without actually being smack-dab in the hustle and bustle of the city? Imagine having the best of both worlds in one of the best cities near Houston: Easy access to the city’s myriad attractions and amenities while enjoying the peace, space, and community vibe of suburban living. Here are our top 10 picks.