Dallas - Fort Worth TEXAS. 4th Largest Metro Area in the US

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Published 2022-04-01
Dallas and Fort Worth are just 30 minutes apart and sometimes they're referred to as Dallas - Fort Worth. Let's take a look at these cities and other cities in the metroplex.

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  • @eduardov.2324
    I live in Dallas and I love it. However, we need more walkable neighborhoods and tree lined streets
  • There are many reasons why Dallas-Fort Worth is on track to hit 10 million residents in the next 15 years to become the 3rd most populated US metro, only behind NYC and LA. I relocated to DFW 3 years ago. We call Arlington home and we love it. DFW has great job opportunities, cost of living, bang for your buck and having direct flights to pretty much anywhere in the world are all great reasons to move here, our reason was how clean DFW is as a whole. The streets, retail, restaurants, schools, and roads are all very clean for such a big place. People are pleasantly surprised how green and well kept the area is. I loved the video and am looking forward to your next one ๐Ÿ‘
  • @Dayna-Punky
    This is my home! Dallas is more popular but Fort Worth is beautiful!! It's one of my favorite cities. Oak Cliff used to be a very scary area but the artistic people have turned it into a very cool place. I live south right between Dallas and Fort Worth.
  • @zachd6537
    I moved to Dallas in 2016 and I absolutely adore this city and the entire metro area. I have witnessed many people visit this place and love the feel and be able to see themselves living here. So much opportunity, FOOD, and room for growth. Dallas changed my life and has given me a great start to my career. It's only a 5-hour drive from my hometown and I love the airports! Quick non-stop flights to pretty much everywhere in the country and countless international destinations. I visit other cities, even LA, NY, Chicago etc, but they don't appeal to me as a "move here" destination. Dallas is home for sure. It's a quick ride from Houston and Austin and an overall wonderful place to live your life. cheers!
  • @scottluther2091
    I was born and raised here in the D/FW area all of my life (51 years) and love it for the most part. I currently am not a fan of the traffic issues/construction on the major highways, but that is just growing pains! I work in the I.T. Industry and love everything the D/FW area has to offer! Pretty much anything and everything you want to do, you can do!
  • @terellg
    I can honestly say I love living in the DFW. I first lived here briefly in 09 and moved back home then in 2016 I started visiting and was like why did I ever leave lol. After being home for 10 years I decided to head back for many reasons in 2020. Iโ€™m originally from Columbus, Ohio and let me tell you this was the BEST move Iโ€™ve made. Itโ€™s Something special about DFW and itโ€™s going very far, just glad to be apart of it.
  • Just came through to represent for Fort Worth. True Fortworthian here! There was a lot more that could've been shown about Fort Worth. And I wish it was more nationally known that Fort Worth is a totally different city from Dallas.
  • @pattiabb3259
    I've lived in Dallas for 15 years and I love it. If you want suburbs, you got it, if you want city life you got. You have so many choices of where to live, not stuck in one place because there's no choice of housing. Aside from the inflation, which has hit the whole country, you get more bang for your buck here than some other places.
  • I don`t even remember when I subscribed to this channel but I really enjoyed this video. Well presented! Thanks!
  • @patboyd1587
    Iโ€™ve lived here over 55 years now and this is an excellent representation of our cities. I love the Fort Worth area, even the city is small and easy to get around in. There are many smaller suburbs around Fort Worth too.
  • @pastormarkbrand
    Thank you for highlighting the DFW Metroplex, Slava. It is far from perfect, but it has the least congested and urban feel of any of the other top five metropolitan areas and the lowest cost of living among them, too. You and Lena are always welcome here!
  • @omar198467
    Happy to see a new video coming out. As always great work. Keep up Coolvision!
  • @LiveInTexas
    Dallas is a BIG city with lots of amazing suburbs. We help people all over the world find a home here and can attest, itโ€™s growing super fast with lots of amazing things to do. ๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿ‘
  • @LittleTut
    Slava, your tour videos are always so informative. Makes me want to visit each city especially the museums, gardens, art district, etc. Thank you! ๐Ÿคธ๐Ÿฝโ€โ™€๏ธ๐Ÿคพ๐Ÿปโ€โ™‚๏ธ๐Ÿคธ๐Ÿปโ€โ™‚๏ธ
  • April is here, full of greenery. I'm also excited by the spring breeze. I hope your body and mind will be full of health and excitement in April. Thank you for always improving video sharing, my dear friend๐Ÿ’like144๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒผ๐ŸŒผ๐ŸŒน
  • @jm5390
    I live in Fort Worth and love it! More laid-back than Dallas with the fun western and trendy vibes. I also feel so spoiled with a large airport like DFW having so many nonstop flights to so many destinations.
  • @OldManJimmy1
    I am a lifelong resident for 65 years of the DFW area, born in Dallas but moved to Garland after I got married. Life here is nothing like what I remember as a child but lucky to have been born and raised in the good ole DFW.
  • @timrich5344
    Maaannn your channel one of the best on youtube, very explanotory, very modern.. Thanks for the effort you put in...