[the_individual2014]

Any Freepers live in San Antonio, I plan on building a house there, should I think about going else where?

[Texan5]

I haven’t lived there-SA- in years-being ranch-raised, I prefer the country-but if you like cities-try a smaller, more tolerant one-maybe Kerrville-about 30 miles from here-around 20,000 people, lots of veterans live there-laid back-there are Freepers living there, too-nice place...

[GuavaCheesePuff]

Stay and keep TX conservative.

This is the problem.

Don’t move. Fight.

Everyone moves, and allows the Left to change the dynamics.

You left CA, look what happened.

You left NJ. Look what happened. You left IL, look what happened.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

We locals call it Soviet Antonio with good reason. Be sure and choose a more rural area outside of it. Do your research.

 

 

[lovemysoldier]

Don’t build in Bexar county which is San Antonio.

Build in outlying counties; Comal and Kendall counties becoming over grown and taxes are increasing.

Other counties....Wilson, Frio, Atascosa, Guadalupe, Medina, Bandera...not so much. However; farther commute. If retired, do not have to worry about the commute.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Yes.

[sockmonkey]

*** Any Freepers live in San Antonio, I plan on building a house there, should I think about going else where? ***

Bandera, TX

[ScottinVA]

“Any Freepers live in San Antonio, I plan on building a house there, should I think about going else where?“

Depends on where in San Antonio. I wouldn’t build inside Loop 1604. I’d recommend building in the Hill Country.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Any Freepers live in San Antonio, I plan on building a house there, should I think about going else where?”

I live in San Antonio. Escaped the Democratic Republic of Jersey 12 years ago. It’s a good place to live, with lots to do.