Dallas Hoods EXPOSED! BEWARE Before Moving to Dallas Texas in 2025

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

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[@SonicCruz]

It’s ALL a Danger Zone. But it’s home 😎

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

We are living on the edge 😂😂

[@el_deplorablede_tejas1394]

Ha, I didn't know that map existed. The issue many have with Dallas or the whole DFW Today is that it's being taken over by people not even from Texas and breaking it up into a Whole other city, Unaffordable city. I myself grew up in EAST Dallas, which the area stretched from Deep Ellum along 75 North to 635 to 80 back down to 30 into Downtown. Along with Pleasant Grove was East Dallas. We had 5 Neighborhoods, North, South, West, EAST Dallas and Oak Cliff. Their used to be Community in the years past, families with History of all races. Today it its a Bunch of Entitled people from other States bringing their issues here, pushing out Texans. IMO, this whole real estate buy up here in Texas and across the country is some choreographed Wealth Transfer in conjunction with INFLATION.

[@oladeebiazazi4538]

When u say priced out do you mean out of Dallas proper or DFW as a whole?

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Appreciate your insight! DFW’s transformation has sparked a lot of conversations, especially about affordability and community changes. East Dallas sounds like it holds a lot of memories. What brings you to the channel?

[@oladeebiazazi4538]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS Just someone who grew up and still lives in the area and I wanted to the real estate market in the area.

[@Null-o7j]

@@el_deplorablede_tejas1394 real. Everything was okay in dallas until covid and biden dropping stimmy into everyons bank accntd allowing them to rent a uhaul and move here.

[@jeromebarry1741]

50 years ago my aunt lived in a cheap house off of St. Augustine Rd. That neighborhood isn't there anymore.

[@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549]

You forgot to mention the worst south Dallas hood named "Houston" You might have heard of it

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

😂 agreed!

[@JayJay-iq8en]

Huh ? Bro ParkRow in Dallas is one of the most dangerous places in the country

[@quartermaster1976]

Katrina forced a lot of New Orleans criminality to move to Houston and they never went back 🏡 home.

[@jadawooten8922]

@@quartermaster1976 they love it here, to me That Roseland homes projects wasn't projects, and I grew up there as a teen.

[@Pleaserespectmymind]

Transitioned areas. Because we know what Gentrified means. Of course we won't say it because it hurts our (Texans) feelings. We like to hide our poor people and people of color. Just shuffle them around the city.

[@williamwallace4807]

I have a pest control company and I am always always always and all these areas all around Dallas and South Dallas and I have never felt in danger or had any negative experience in these areas. I don't know what happens there at night time but anybody with common sense knows to watch your back at night time in any Urban environment.

[@williamwallace4807]

@richardrobinson9534 Honest to God truth, Never had any run ins with them there ninjas!

[@Null-o7j]

@@richardrobinson9534 the ninjas mind their own business in DFW. I worry more about the financial scheming of the Shogun of park cities and Preston hollow who secretly control the metro through their legal and financial shenanigans

[@IanSenkel]

@@richardrobinson9534 Ninja's? no just porch pirates.

[@JB-qt3wo]

It’s overblown most crime in Dallas is due to accidents or petty-theft. It just feels like it would be crime-ridden because the people are….unimpressive.

[@Null-o7j]

@@JB-qt3wo unimpressive people dont cause crime. Dallas needs to be more like chi city to spice things up imo.

[@staglefty]

Born and raise in Dallas. Dallas itself is hood.

[@mjg1544]

Deep Ellum hasn’t been the same since The Lizard Lounge closed. Guess I need to visit Hoeville at Tollway and Bush. 😁

[@Sirphunkeee]

Lizard Lounge was the spot.

[@Keith-rk4td]

Deep Ellum has not been the same since the early 90s.Lower Greenville too.

[@mjg1544]

@ raise your hands if you remember Starke Club, Fishdance, Arcadia/RetroCadia, Trees, the Bomb Shelter, the Bronco Bowl, and such. 1990-1993

[@larrywarren1049]

@mjg1544 last concert at bronco bowl slayer

[@talpajam]

@@larrywarren1049 saw u2/srv/ej/pretenders/adam ant/u name it / there - 82 d.e pioneering original clearview, etc. crazy times

[@libertylady8462]

Born and raised in Dallas, TX 6 th generation Texan everyone knows there’s certain places you just can’t go if you’re not of a certain race

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Yeah, every place has its stereotypes, but it’s cool to see how things are shifting toward more vibrant, mixed cultures over time. Being a sixth-generation Texan, you must’ve seen how much Dallas has changed! Do you think the 'certain places' vibe is fading, or does it still linger?

[@hokiedokie]

The traffic in the entire DFW sucks..

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

That’s the cycle of metro areas, isn’t it? They’re always shifting, for better or worse 🙂 Where are you living now?

[@hokiedokie]

@LIVINGINDALLAS grand prairie.

[@Chris-29]

@@hokiedokie I thought dallas traffic was bad until I went to Houston not to long ago to visit some relatives and yea I realized dallas traffic is really not that bad.

[@joekillah3002]

The most hood part of the city is the street. People are insane on the road.

[@amadincreations]

@@hokiedokie terrible traffic

[@laven111]

Dallas has a big problem with crime . And not enough Police . The City Council is very very far left

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for sharing! Dallas has its challenges like every city, but solutions usually balance things out over time. What brings you to the channel?

[@johnnyjoe214]

Didnt mayor Eric Johnson switch to republican. Also the measure to hire more Police passed this past november

[@MrNiceGuy500]

@@johnnyjoe214you are correct

[@mwebb3014]

I lived in Dallas from ‘88-‘14. It used to be very Republican.

[@Baruch-Hashem]

All depends on area, some are very safe. Also, native Texans often carry which reduces crime.

[@michaelrainerii3547]

I lived in Dallas for 2yrs and visited family there. Vehicles were broken into multiple times and I wasn't even in a so called bad area. I've never been a fan of Dallas. I'll choose, Austin or Houston before Dallas anyday. But I recently sold my property in Richmond TX and I live out in the country now away from all the drama

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for sharing! looks like it’s been quite a journey for you! Wishing you the best of luck on your future adventures!

[@Null-o7j]

@@michaelrainerii3547 messicans gotta afford their coronas somehow. Your cat converter will buy mucho corona.

[@AdamM]

Going through hood maps was a great idea for a video :) 👍

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Yea I thought so too😂

[@Lrn2Bebop]

Lived almost all of my 42 yr old life in the metroplex, and 100% of all you said is true. It is constantly evolving and changing too

[@Cass_Suitor]

Me living in Dallas entertained as hell😂😂😂😂😂

[@msisabelgomez]

Not only is it the Hood where I lived in West Dallas, Ledbetter, but it is a dangerous flood zone. In my lifetime, it's flooded over the levy about 3 or 4 times.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

But I guess you stayed because home is home. Big respect for holding it down, especially in such tough conditions! Thanks for tuning in!

[@msisabelgomez]

@LIVINGINDALLAS I had no choice. My parents raised us there, but we eventually moved out to Oak Cliff area, and then I moved to Addison when I was old enough. It was rough for sure.

[@prestonval4439]

Now you owe us a history about the red lining of Dallas.

[@jasonbradford4176]

It’s not redlining when you rob stores and no one wants to make a business in an area with thieves

[@prestonval4439]

@@jasonbradford4176 Perhaps you missed the history lesson on how certain communities were systematically redlined into undervalued neighborhoods, their wealth suppressed for generations. While you seem well-versed in perpetuating stereotypes, it’s clear the deeper lesson on redlining-a practice far older and more damaging than the memory you seem to hold of these communities-escaped your understanding.

[@jasonbradford4176]

@ why are we going back? Look forward please and you will see why in 2024 its still a shithole when it doesn’t need to be. Can’t wait til that area is gentrified and the riff raff is gone. Maybe stop playing victim and try harder

[@1TewBuMyShoe]

@@jasonbradford4176 Ask yourself how did it get that way? Those same areas were once white, but flipped because of white flight/desegregation…then redlining, disinvestment for generations caused those areas to decline. Anywhere minorities lived, investment dried up. Go look up the real history of Dallas and how it was controlled by non-minorities, put until the early 90s. Minorities had to sue the city for representation at City Hall when they made up more than half of the population.

[@1TewBuMyShoe]

@@prestonval4439 Ask yourself how did it get that way? Those same areas were once white, but flipped because of wyte flight/desegregation…then redlining, disinvestment for generations caused those areas to decline. Anywhere non-wytes lived, investment dried up. Go look up the real history of Dallas and how it was controlled by non-wytes until the early 90s. Non-wytes had to sue the city for representation at City Hall, when they made up more than half of the population.

[@MA-iv7ol]

Born and raised in Dallas, it's sad how far downhill it's gone. I used to live in the Love Field area, it was once a beautiful thriving neighborhood now it looks like something out of the third world. I saw the signs of degradation early on and left for North Richland Hills in early 2000, never going back.

[@lindeleasley]

Grew up in Irving, worked at Love Field for the FAA for 16 years and had to go to some of the rough neighborhoods to maintain some of our equipment. Most notably was under the Malcomb X bridge, near Fairpark. Daytime work only, and the police wouldn't go there after dark.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Your time with the FAA must have brought some unique experiences. Navigating those areas sounds challenging but likely gave you a distinct view of the city. I think things have improved now.

[@76twice]

This is a good example of what happens when you build a chitload of apartments in neighborhoods. Red Bird area is a good example 😂

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

True for some places, but well-designed developments can integrate well with neighborhoods and even improve infrastructure! Red Bird has seen mixed results.

[@kadinzaofelune]

As someone who has done security and personal protection you need to keep your head on a swivel anytime you are in an area with a MLK Blvd.

[@Null-o7j]

@@kadinzaofelune ive walked up and down mlk blvd. Not even a ninja. Its fine.

[@JayJay-iq8en]

Much of our city has been gentrified now

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Changes can be bittersweet! new opportunities but also shifts in the community’s vibe. For you, is it more of a positive or a negative?

[@JayJay-iq8en]

@ definitely negative it’s forced many of our natives out

[@Null-o7j]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS the post covid vibe of dallas is a huge shift. Most of the people you see day to day do not give off the vibe of natives at all. All seem like transplants. Talking to people nobody in dallas is ever from here. Alabama, mississippi, florida, california, nyc, nj, minnesota, wisconsin, illinois, michigan. tx is turning into a Dollar Tree LA. A city of rootless transients.

[@REALBanannaman]

@@JayJay-iq8enbrother yall are not native

[@JayJay-iq8en]

@ you’re right majority of us are INDIGENOUS

[@This_tub]

Do you have link to this map? Want to see what they think of my neighborhood

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Site name is hoodmaps.com 😁

[@roslynmccoy9115]

I was born in Dallas in 1964 and I was raised in highland hills I been living in Dallas for 60years I love living in Dallas

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thank you for sharing!

[@AlphaHarmonious]

Bro I love how chill you are and how acclimated you are with the current times we’re living in. I’m near the Arts District downtown.✨ -Harmonious

[@Cam-vz2zk]

I prefer North Central.....WAAAYY North Central .....some people call it Oklahoma

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

They do indeed. Which city?

[@bernardgarrett6608]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS they mean the state lmao

[@anderander5662]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS Tulsa

[@Thegangsta00711]

Last year I did have to deliver packages for 5 months in the fair park south Dallas area and it was sketchy to say the least. I had to hurry up and finish my route before it got dark.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s good to be aware of the realities of different neighborhoods, especially when it comes to safety. Do you still have the same gig? What’s your usual route?

[@Null-o7j]

@@Thegangsta00711 you a giant scaredy cat. Its all homeless zombies. No crime.

[@Monorail-Beyond-the-Veil]

Interesting video. I am working on a video about "luxury" apartments off 75 that are NOT so luxurious! I read reviews... hundreds of them... and none of the "luxury" apartments are 100% as they seem.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

That sounds interesting! I'd love to check it out if you post it.

[@Monorail-Beyond-the-Veil]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS Maybe I am not "sophisticated" enough to know what luxury is, but... I don't understand how an apartment can call itself a "luxury" apartment when the entire East side overlooks a 7-11 gas station and an old Costco along with trains that run on a track right next to the building. 😐 And the apartments on the West side mostly overlook the parking garage, and the railing looks like chicken wire. They even proudly advertise some of their apartments feature the original concrete ceiling... which makes them look more like a warehouse than a luxury apartment. 🙄 Ironically, this is all within walking distance of Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom which are in a different zip code.

[@mwebb3014]

@@Monorail-Beyond-the-VeilThat area and those apartments used to be scary bad not too many years ago.

[@Monorail-Beyond-the-Veil]

@@mwebb3014 So are they worse now? I can't imagine them getting better.

[@alabasterscarf612]

I live in Allen, so obviously I can only speak as someone who commutes occasionally for restaurants, concerts, ball games, conventions, museums (I'm usually going to the Arts District tbh) and the State Fair. But from my own experience, I don't tend to find trouble that I'm not actively looking for. Which is recommended behavior anywhere, really. Family used to run a grocery store in Oak Cliff. It was clearly not a rich neighborhood, but I never felt unsafe. Same with my trips through Deep Ellum.

[@Fazman81]

Oak Cliff thats my hood

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Its really making a comeback!

[@RandyFelts2121]

Born and raised 50' and 60's. Lived over on the West side close to Cockrell Hill.

[@Fazman81]

@@RandyFelts2121 Was born at a midwife’s house off Clarendon and Franklin St in 1981. Live in Arcadia Park now, bet it’s changed quite a bit since the 60’s. Heck it’s changed a lot since the 80s and 90s hehe

[@Easyservice-x8q]

Your discussion always gives something new

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Glad you liked it! what brings you to the channel?

[@Easyservice-x8q]

​@@LIVINGINDALLASYour video quality is very nice, you always make very nice videos

[@TattedTommysTv]

We out 30 year Dallas /Duncanville and we’re relocating to Oklahoma to many Californians and idiots to many people in to little space and anyone wanna see real Dallas streets from my view point on my channel I’m really in the streets everyday all day

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for tuning in! Wishing you the best on your future adventures in Oklahoma.

[@tonyahammond3865]

Yeah, beware before moving here to Dallas. Just move somewhere different

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Where do you recommend?

[@publius9606]

​@@LIVINGINDALLAS Try Texas 😂😂😂😂

[@voicetube]

I'm glad they didn't Trash Talk My Hood - the general downtown Garland area. 🙂

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Lucky for Garland! 😂

[@voicetube]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS 🙂

[@heatherwallace3397]

This is awesome!! I just moved to Melissa but I’m a postpartum doula and my clients are often in these bougie neighborhoods of Dallas. I learned a lot in this video ! I wish there was a hoodmap for Austin!

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Sounds like Melissa is a perfect base for your work with clients in Dallas. Hoodmaps has every city, I think! Here's one for Austin: hoodmaps.com/austin-neighborhood-map.

[@manniesreactionchannel3808]

“This is giving me an insight into what neighborhoods not to go to.”

[@layov9640]

Been living in South Oak Cliff for 35 years gunshot every night the day I don’t hear them I be worried lol. Maybe someday I can get out the hood till that day happens I’ll just stay vigilant and keep it moving.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Hey there! That’s quite a journey over 35 years. Hoping for quieter nights and a brighter path ahead for you! what brings you to the channel?

[@harmonizedigital.]

I lived in Austin 14 years and never had a problem with being on the bus in the wrong neighborhood. And then I went to Dallas for 1 day and this guy was saying all kinds of crazy things to me on the bus about being in the KKK. Which is crazy because I am Jewish. Dallas has some no go places if you are white.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Sounds like a one-off situation.

[@harmonizedigital.]

@@LIVINGINDALLAS Yeah. You are right. It has never happened again. 🙄

[@jennywinter3025]

@@harmonizedigital. lol 😆

[@philliphall5198]

Houston and Dallas are very dangerous places to live and add Austin to the list

[@dfield3dg]

@@philliphall5198 All Of The 4 Horsemen Are Dangerous! Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Dallas

[@mjg1544]

The owners of the signs for the candidate in the red corner are brave. They’re also the smartest.

[@Flippingstudios]

These areas are where the cheap real estate are at. Weird thing about Dallas is that one of the house is teared down and rebuilt with a new $1 mil house that looks out of place 😂

[@Null-o7j]

@@Flippingstudios love when theres zero offset and built right up to the edge of the property and the poor house next door is left staring at a wall.

[@jeromebarry1741]

About 13 years ago my daughter wanted a Cavalier King Charles Terrier. I didn't find one but I did find a puppy mill in a neighborhood close in on the west side of downtown Dallas. That house was the nicest in the neighborhood.

[@lacarey619]

What happened too affordable housing tho 😮 highway robbery

[@t1m0thy0ne1]

Love the sweatshirt!! My man

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

They will be great this winter! 😁

[@Thegangsta00711]

1:30 unless I’m desensitized to the smell of pot, downtown doesn’t really smell like pot and I’ve delivered Amazon packages there plenty.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Haha, maybe it’s just a very specific corner where the pot smell lingers! 😁

[@timeTravellin]

Living north of the city, I agree with you. I would prefer living in the city, the burbs are cool if thats your thing, but nothing beats the energy of the city. Being able to walk to a bar, local restaurant etc. Not having to drive is a plus. The only time you see ppl in the burbs is at their kids games, and you're not even getting the real version of these ppl in those settings. The city planning here sucks,. Dallas wants to be a big city but they haven't figured it out yet. Some areas are cool but not nearly enough.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

The city has a unique charm, but I can see why the suburbs appeal to those looking for a bit more space and community. Dallas could definitely benefit from some improvements in city planning. How far north are you living?

[@Koot0722]

I’m planning on moving my family from Connecticut to Texas. We spent a few months roaming around Dallas, Fort Worth, and Wichita Falls area. Any suggestions?

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Sounds great! please Call or Text: 214-817-3045 I need to know more about your specific situation and preferrences.

[@richardkirbyblackwell5320]

And now I live in Edgefield S.C home of 11 governor,s and I sure miss Dallas and all the places I've lived and learned its great

[@Onegreatcook]

Fun video, but really hard to follow with all the switching back and forth between map styles and zooming in and out.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

@Onegreatcook, thanks for the feedback and for watching! I’ll share your thoughts with my team so we can refine the style in upcoming videos. By the way, what brought you to the channel?

[@voicetube]

Gee, I didn't really even realize that Chief Auto Parts was gone!! I see some of the similarities in colors with Auto Zone, Which I Do See around These Days.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

It’s easy to miss the change! AutoZone does seem to carry on some of that Chief Auto Parts vibe. what brings you to the channel?

[@Kattglitter]

Grew up in Strollerwood...moved to preston hollow...cant afford to live in either now..priced out..

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for checking in! Those neighborhoods have experienced a lot of transformation recently.

[@HookahDoncic98]

Bro didn’t even mention lower greenville/Knox which is the best area to live if you’re straight and it’s affordable walkable entertainment

[@Husqvarna901TE]

Call it for what it is straight up Gentrified in the Bishop Arts area n surrounding areas.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

The area has seen significant development, creating a vibrant mix of culture, business, and new opportunities-we call it progress!

[@talpajam]

yeah kessler canyon & winnetka heights were the undiscovered jewels in the early 80s - original jennie bishops cafe locn.

[@Ankhael9]

Dude the danger zone have the most police 😂 I'm a local and grew up in that area drive through south dallas, you gonna see more officers in that area than suburban areas. Suburban area are now a danger zone

[@bph5070]

Frfr. There was a cartel assassination and a shootout in broad daylight in Southlake town square. No where is safe in Big D

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for the insight! It could be that resources are concentrated in one area, which might result in perceived lax security in surrounding suburbs.

[@Spicemilktea7]

You need to carry something. Even if it’s pepper spray ladies. I’ve had homeless people smack my window. 😫😭

[@fgmflygmafia508]

Talk about the worst traffic in traffic history 😂

[@johncotton8956]

i stay in dallas and im very offended our talking down on my city even tho its true lmao

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

All in good fun. It’s a funny website

[@deonteturnage7741]

Any thoughts on farmers branch?

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Hi there! We’ve featured a home in Farmers Branch on this channel before. Feel free to browse through our old videos. Thanks for tuning in!

[@lindalin3254]

Farmers branch is a bit racist. They were even on the news for it. Idk if it’s changed since then I just avoided it ever since.

[@01dumbfrog]

You would probably enjoy the university park area maybe lower Greenville area.

[@soulshine8531]

Traffic has gotten really awful. Born in Dallas grew up in Oak Cliff always lived in Dallas or Irving (60years) till i made a move to Mexico a couple years ago. It didn’t work out so back to outside San Antonio edge of the hill country not sure I’ll be able to make it home. Bishop Arts/N Oak Cliff has become just like Uptown.. so claustrophobic.But density is the new normal in city planning. Problem is there not leaving enough green space in between. Build on every inch.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

It sounds like you've seen a lot of changes in the area over the years. The growth and development in places like Bishop Arts can really transform a neighborhood, for better or worse, depending on perspective. Good luck to your future adventures! 😊

[@soulshine8531]

@ it’s true many people love uptown i could not breathe .. as well as what’s happening in BA NOC. Love night life restaurants crowds etc. it’s all up to city planners politicians and their developers.. $$&. west Dallas OC were ripe for the picking. I remember the Calatrava bridge Trinity park bruha we joked it was the 40 million dollar bridge to nowhere.. silly us it was all about buying up and developing west Dallas/NOC. .. at least the landlord financed many of those little houses in West Dallas so people could make something when the time came. ✌🏼

[@jimmyboy223335]

I've moved from Lynwood CA. Dallas is a quiet neighbor to me.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Sounds like a big move! Welcome to Dallas! How’s the transition been so far?

[@jimmyboy223335]

@LIVINGINDALLAS Should have done it long time ago. Making about the same as I live in Los Angeles (105k/yr) but all my expenses have cut in half or more.

[@michaelweyenberg6238]

They used a wrecking ball and picked at it peice by piece to take down the leaning tower.

[@truthtransistorradio6716]

I live just outh of Bishop Arts area. The neighbors are all good people. I will just say that at night I hear gun shots often. We aren't far from ghetto areas. But I assume they are no threat to us. Probably gang vs gang violence. I grew up in Garland and always felt safe there.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Bishop Arts has a lot of charm, but it’s understandable that some areas nearby might have issues. Sounds like you’re focused on the positives, which is key in any community. Thanks for tuning in!

[@realtorgirl1621]

You look like the guy that was on HGTV that was trying to buy a house for your content creation business.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Haha...That was me. 😀

[@ChuckGonzalez-v6f]

For 2024 Pleaseant Grove has had a lot of crime and was always on the news 🥶

[@WeedHop-pc3rx]

People movin in from other states really drove up housing market 😐

[@Ankhael9]

Average rent and mortgage 1500 and up.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

👍

[@NTXChris]

Checkin in from the Boonies and just a hop away from Hoeville!

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Welcome to the channel!

[@YOCOUSINVINNY]

Don't Move too Fort Worth. Its super dangerous.. Dallas is super safe and lots more to do. You'll love it there

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for your input! While personal opinions are valid, it’s important to note how context adds meaning to statements like that. Dallas has its own charm, and I’m sure anyone can find plenty to love about it!

[@YOCOUSINVINNY]

@LIVINGINDALLAS absolutely! I wish my pockets were more funded ... Id move to Dallas in a heartbeat 💓 Gorgeous 🥰 city love all the construction going on.. Lotta improvements..

[@1romancatholic]

Funny, I just saw a commercial saying Ft Worth has 30% less crime than Dallas now.

[@english7451]

I see,your bait and switch😅😅😅I lived in Texas 22 years and Fort Worth is fabulous. I know the major cities from visiting often. Austin too crowded and expensive and I hate the hotels there. Same with Houston.

[@nellataylor3924]

Cedarplaza Ln, what area of Dallas is that considered?

[@drewmartinez3243]

La Bajada, Tx! Born & raised!

[@Keith-rk4td]

Come to Funky Town!! All are welcome!! Only people from N TX know where Funky Town is. Not even close as crazy as Dallas. 817 Pride!!

[@dmoore8595]

Don't forget Gridlock 30.😅

[@tetherking]

I know millionaires that live in an apartment smh.🤦🏿‍♂️ Jay z lived in an apartment he ws renting from Deniro until he was 45. It doesn’t make you a 30k millionaire. 30k millionaires have an expensive car and roomate not a solo place.

[@deborahlincoln-strange622]

I just want out of DFW. It's expensive, horrible traffic, hot in the summer, allergies are awful. All the walkable areas are expensive.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

It sounds like you’ve had a lot of frustrations with DFW. Where were you originally from? That might offer some perspective on what works better for you.

[@alanalvarado2026]

Best video yet lmao

[@Ankhael9]

😂 I'm a local and your analysis is not completely correct. Such as your analysis on taxes. Taxes actually decrease especially in Mesquite. Dallas hoods, such as oak cliff and south dallas have the most police, all you have to do is drive through the neighborhoods and compare how many officers you see daily and yes the hoods have the most police, complete opposite

[@pepevelez4742]

well, having too much police is also a red light.....cause it can only be interpreted as a high crime area and at least Oak Cliff has always been a conflictive zone that is a common knowledge.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Appreciate your local insights! Thanks for the heads-up.

[@draines9237]

​@@pepevelez4742 well, to some of us coming from the northern crime ridden rustbelt states, the cops are non existent in bad neighborhoods where we from. Now Dallas is wild, but there's so much other areas and opportunity to make enough money where you don't have to live in the crime ridden areas.

[@ke0kie]

Cheers from east dallas / WRL area

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for tuning in! Got any favorite spots around there?

[@TheFutureEvents]

Everything outside of Mansfield south Grand Prairie that’s below 30 is red lined

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

That might be the case now, but cities evolve, and things can improve over time. where do you live now?

[@TheFutureEvents]

@ cedar hill

[@aunttriciaattic]

Don't believe everything you hear on the internet. I wonder why I don't smell weed when I'm down there. I never smell weed.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Haha, fair enough! Either the internet’s lying, or you’ve got a nose that’s immune to catching certain ‘aromas’!

[@draines9237]

​@@LIVINGINDALLAS nah they're not lying, you smell chronic everywhere you go in The DFW 😂

[@roofertroopers1]

You forgot about weinfields burgers and the crack dealers around beckley Park?

[@dalltex]

Bluffview - Inwood and NW Hwy area is where the real wealth lives.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Deep-rooted affluence! 👌 where do you live now?

[@dalltex]

@ Seneca- just south of NW Hwy @ Inwood

[@JB-qt3wo]

One of the greatest feelings in the world is when I am taking off from the airport at DFW after the holidays, and flying away from Dallas at hundreds of miles per hour. The sense of relief washes over me like an awesome wave. I get the exact opposite feeling when I land.

[@Null-o7j]

@@JB-qt3wo lmao real.

[@biggestdog420]

Cmon

[@Jazzyaesthetics]

Yes , he’s right . Do not come to Dallas .

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@JustKenExisting]

It’s not that bad. I just hate the traffic.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Where do you live now?

[@JustKenExisting]

@ here

[@GetsumJ]

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Thanks for sharing and much respect for being a lifelong local! 63 years of living in the area definitely gives you deep insight.

[@01dumbfrog]

You were in high school in the 90’s youngster I graduated in 86’ I live 120 miles outside of Dallas Koon Kreek Klub. Notice the initials nice little white neighborhood south of Athens. Bush family didn’t have enough money to buy in there.

[@heavensent7574]

Daylight Donuts use to be the best! Know the area very well. 903 has really changed in its growth as well👍🏽

[@IAmKAZMO]

Being born and raised in Dallas... I find this entire stream offensive. STOP MOVING HERE!

[@GritzNGravy-hg5ms]

Basically... Keep ya yt ass north of I-30 😂😂😂

[@glee_again2594]

To “everything smells like pot”.😂 Yes, skunk smell everywhere.

[@troybennett9959]

Chad is not the male equivalent of a Karen. CHAD is slang for alpha male types

[@hesrey6734]

I was born, raised in Dallas Still in Dallas Beside afew names like Leaning tower Deep Ellum Park cities I never of 80% of these names. I could see why a few would name it that but that could be alot of places. But yes, South Dallas is super rough If the US is the World's center then Dallas is its Capitol I don't say that cause I'm from there but honestly because DFW is the US 4th largest metro & the best out of the 4.

[@Null-o7j]

Pleasant Grove, Garland and Mesquite are the safest burbs in DFW. Would not risk it elsewhere.

[@1TewBuMyShoe]

@@Null-o7j Pleasant Grove is the City of Dallas, not the suburbs.

[@albatraozgirl]

Mesquite isn't a good area. I don't recommend living there. Garland is great.

[@Micheleoneandonly]

I dont think you know much about Dallas with that list.

[@Null-o7j]

@@Micheleoneandonly Oh look, a salty poor from Highland Park.

[@dmavs4131]

@@albatraozgirlwhy not ?

[@tomcio78pol]

Every large city has issues. Don’t generalize the entire City and make impression Dallas is all bad. Just moved from Chicago, that’s what you call bad. Thanks to policies and blue voters ideas to support freebies, defunding policy and promote woke ideas.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

True, no city is perfect. It sounds like you’ve experienced quite a shift moving from Chicago to Dallas. Hopefully, you’re settling in and finding the positives here!

[@tetherking]

Pleas don’t move to Dallas

[@jstevens74]

Comments on the map seem old.

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Oh, do you have any updates on what should be added to the map? share your thoughts! 😁

[@pittraider1221]

WE'RE FULL

[@Jwiggy8573]

I dont think they're saying it reminds them of "east California", I think they're saying it reminds them of California and Dallas is east of California lol

[@markhostetter1383]

They're the kids, they're the kids, they're the kids in America...🎶

[@Ankhael9]

Also they are building to many high rise apartment buildings and less homes

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Where at?

[@ddub2801]

Ewe Mesquite and Garland

[@Sal214OC]

I lived on 8th and Llewelyn from 1974-2019

[@LIVINGINDALLAS]

Awesome! thanks for sharing! and where do you live now?