Newer homes, some acreage, country living environment, low crime rate, nearby shopping mall, churches, good public schools, lake, biking, green areas, and Wal-Mart are essential.
I would go with either Tyler or Terrell. Tyler is in deeply conservative East Texas and is in the middle of a building boom: good education, housing shopping, medical facilities, etc. Terrell is a smaller city only about 30 minutes away from the Metroplex. It is good if you want a more rural type of background. It too is building up. It has a great outlet mall.
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former Terrell teacher
I definently would go with either McKinney or Plano. They have the most to do. :-)
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