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Housing in Austin metro has gone up in recent years but it is still 1/3 the price of a home in the Bay Area or San Diego.

Property taxes are proportionately higher than in California but lower on an absolute basis for a similar property due to the large difference in purchase prices.

No state income taxes means most people with decent incomes will come out ahead in Texas.

What the sister comment says about healthcare in Texas is true, unfortunately. Most healthcare providers are private equity backed and treat healthcare as an assembly line. It is difficult to find providers who prioritize quality care over checking boxes.

As for publicly available plans I don’t have personal experience, but I don’t doubt the sister comment’s claims. Best have a good job with a quality healthcare plan.



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