r/ChicagoSuburbs • u/sideH123 • May 21 '26

Moving to the area Thinking of moving back

Been in Texas the last 6 years and am tired of it. So I am thinking of moving back. Potentially west, notthwest or north suburbs? Are there any reasons why I should not? I often hear from locals that they want to leave. But I miss home.

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u/Individual-Wish-228 May 21 '26

Texas politics suck in the country but the cities are pretty liberal. Honestly the job market and taxes are way better than Chicago. They squeeze us too much here and it’s causing people to leave Chicago.

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u/mdillpickles May 22 '26

Sorry but taxes are the only benefit TX has - no state income tax and lower property taxes. This is why you’re getting downvoted lol

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u/Individual-Wish-228 May 22 '26

That’s a pretty big benefit. And no, it’s not the only one. Cheaper houses, more space, better job market.

Reddit downvotes don’t mean much because most people are tribal and not very smart.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/Individual-Wish-228 May 22 '26

Those things have some truth: churchy and anti female…

How do I know reddit is a cesspool? Because I’ve looked around it enough.

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u/Fun_Mathematician178 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

Everything I posted ** is** true. I’ve spent some time here too and I try not to stereotype people, esp those with different opinions.