Moving to Texas

As real estate prices soar, concerns arise about the growing unaffordability for middle-class individuals in the Texas Hill Country town.

The study was based on certain 'metrics of livability [including] the quality of schools, activities, and walkability.' The USA Today's team's research also included data regarding the quality of healthcare facilities and life expectancy, crime statistics, unemployment rates, and even severe weather risk averages in the cities. And of course, the study included a look at the cost of housing in each city.

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If you're planning a move to the Lone Star state, avoid these cities!

Well, we already know quite well by now that we're seeing a ton of new folks headed to Texas. At this point, that's likely understood by most. But it's still rather interesting to learn which of Texas cities, in particular, are attracting the most people--and what demographic of people, as well. No, it's not Austin or Dallas, Texas. Nope, it's not Houston, Texas, either.

Some of the people moving here, and even those native Texans that have been here their entire lives may find themselves looking for more affordable places to live in the Lone Star State.

The reason that traffic signals are horizontal in Texas usually falls under one of four categories.

Whether you're moving to Texas or looking to buy a home in Texas you will love this real estate listing for 12 acres and a heart shaped lake in Paris, Texas.

There are lots of people looking at real estate listings in Tyler, Texas here are the top 10 areas that have the most people looking to move to Tyler, TX.

Whether you're moving to Texas or want to see what real estate is available in Tyler, this home in the Azalea District is one of the best homes on the market.

This luxury lakefront home in Scroggins, Texas is currently for sale at the list price of $4,295,000 and is worth it, just look at these photos.

You've always wanted to own a big piece of land in Texas and live off the grid, but actually Texas is actually the 2nd best state to live off the grid.