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Over 700 people move to Texas every day, but the state they're moving to in 2026 looks very different than it did five years ago. This video breaks down the real numbers behind the Texas migration trend, no hype, just data.

We cover:
✅ Actual housing costs in Austin, Dallas, Houston & San Antonio (2026 prices)
✅ How the no-income-tax advantage plays out with property taxes included
✅ Which industries are hiring and what salaries really look like
✅ Quality of life factors: weather, commute times, crime data, and culture
✅ Who should move to Texas vs. who might struggle
✅ How competing states like Tennessee, Florida, and North Carolina compare

KEY TAKEAWAYS:
• Austin median home price: $550K-$580K (higher than Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis)
• Dallas: $380K-$420K | Houston: $320K-$360K | San Antonio: $290K-$310K
• No state income tax saves $5K-$7K annually on $80K salary, but property taxes are 1.6%-2.3%
• Tech salaries in Austin are 15-25% lower than SF/Seattle
• Major job growth in tech, healthcare, logistics, and energy
• Summer electricity bills: $300-$400/month during peak heat
• You will need a car—public transit is limited

Whether you are researching a move, comparing cities, or just curious about migration trends, this video gives you the honest breakdown you need to make an informed decision.

📊 SOURCES & DATA: Migration statistics, housing market data, employment figures, and cost of living comparisons based on 2025-2026 reports from U.S. Census Bureau, Zillow, Redfin, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and local Texas metro economic development reports.

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