MOVING TO DALLAS? CONSIDER THE NEIGHBORHOODS • If you're considering relocating, moving to Dallas may be a great idea. The Love & Hope Movers offers a great deal of opportunity to anyone, and you'll be in a city with a diverse range of lifestyles and amenities. Dallas is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to be close to the city's entertainment, dining, and shopping, and you'll never lack for things to do. Before you move to Dallas, though, consider the pros and cons of living in the city. • If you're thinking of starting a family, the city offers plenty of opportunities for raising a family. It boasts a great school system, lots of employment opportunities, and plenty of fun for the entire family. If you're thinking about relocating to Dallas, you might want to research the best neighborhoods to live in. Below are some of the most popular neighborhoods in Dallas. Once you've chosen your top picks, narrow your search by neighborhood. • Before you move to Dallas, make sure to check the travel time between neighborhoods. While Dallas is a huge city, it still has its own treasures. To make the most of your life in Dallas, you'll need to buy a car. Many residents and visitors to the city use their cars to get around. Although driving in Dallas may be convenient, it can be frustrating when traffic is particularly heavy. Make sure you have a backup plan. • If you have a family, you'll also want to consider the cost. Moving to Dallas can be expensive, and can range anywhere from $3,400 to $10,000, depending on how large your house is. Also, if you're moving from a far-away place, you'll likely have to travel a considerable distance by car. A long-haul road trip from LA to Dallas will take about 21 hours. It's important to remember that you'll be commuting a lot, and this can be an extra cost for you. • The metroplex's neighborhoods are as diverse as its population, with a wide range of styles and price ranges. If you're looking for a more urban setting, Uptown Dallas is a good option. This neighborhood offers a break from the urban bustle of downtown. You can also find upscale restaurants and live music venues in Uptown Dallas. There's something for everyone here, so make sure to check it out. • You'll want to pack appropriate clothes for events and parties. Dallasites are known for dressing up, and you might find that your knee-length dress and simple jewelry aren't enough for a cocktail party. But you'll find that you'll want to dress up for events, including fundraisers. Fortunately, there's no shortage of options for fun and excitement in this cosmopolitan city. Whether you're moving to Dallas for work or pleasure, you'll find that there's something for everyone. • The weather in Dallas is surprisingly pleasant. Winters in Dallas are mild, with daytime highs around 65 degrees Fahrenheit. There are only a few days of hail each year, but they can cause major disruptions. If you're a commuter, consider taking advantage of the city's public transportation options. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit has 64 rail stations and ten TRE stations. And you'll find 14 bus transfer facilities. All of these transit options run from early morning until late at night.
