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Addison, Texas is a small suburb located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It is known for its strong sense of community, diverse restaurants and shopping options, and convenient location near major highways. With a population of around 15,000 residents, Addison offers a suburban feel with easy access to the amenities of a larger city. In this particular place, many users have shared their experiences and opinions about living in Addison on the website BestPlaces.net.
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- "I've lived in Addison for over 10 years and have always felt safe and welcomed by my neighbors. There are plenty of job opportunities and the cost of living is reasonable compared to other cities in the area." - Jennifer D.
- "Addison may be small, but it's full of life! There are so many events and festivals throughout the year, it's hard to get bored. Plus, the food scene is incredible - from upscale restaurants to food trucks, there's something for everyone." - John M.
- "I moved to Addison for a job and I couldn't be happier. The commute to Dallas is a breeze and the community here is so welcoming. I love being able to walk to nearby parks and restaurants." - Sarah L.
- "While there are plenty of positives about Addison, the cost of housing can be quite high. It's definitely not the most affordable place to live, but the quality of life and amenities make it worth it." - Mark R.
Overall, the majority of users on BestPlaces.net have positive things to say about living in Addison, Texas. They highlight the sense of community, job opportunities, and diverse food scene as some of the best aspects of the city. However, some mention the high cost of housing as a downside. Despite this, many users still recommend Addison as a great place to live.
based on 7 ReviewsGet to know Addison with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Addison
Addison is an extremely fun and safe place to be. - 12/15/2020
I’ve lived in this city for over ten years, and I love it. People come here for fun at the many venues in the business district, and so the stats don’t reflect how safe Addison is in it’s residential areas. I feel much safer here than areas where there is a lot less police coverage. If anything, the police are doing their job better so the higher stats reflect that these issues are being dealt with and not swept under the
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Ready for achange - 6/25/2012
A little too hot for my liking. I would like to live in a city with a better climate (more moderate temps) with a diverse, multi-racial group of people.
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Looking for town like Addison, Texas in Orlando, F - 5/18/2009
I have lived in Addison, Texas since 1992 & am currently considering a move to the Orlando area for work but Addison, Texas has so much to offer. First, Addison has lots of entertainment, free concerts in the park, lots of local festivals, and an acclaimed local theater. Second, Addison has lots of restaurants and bars but there is a lot of diversity in the types of establishments. Addison enjoys fine fancy restaurants and funky little bars. My particular neighborhood has a great trail system and two dogparks within easy walking distance. Addison also boasts a first-class athletic club, open to residents only for a $10 one-time fee. Finally, Addison has a diverse and educated population, with lots of young single professionals and married couples with no children. It is definitely more of an adult community, centrally located in the Dallas-Fort Worth
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Addison Environment - 11/2/2008
Addison is a lovely quiet peaceful relaxing place to live. But also is a mecca for entertainment and culture, everyone weekend there something spectacular to do, a play at the Addison Conference Center and Theatre, a festival at Addison Circle Park, or dining at some of the most exquisite restarants in Dallas County. 20 minutes from downtown dallas but situated perfectly to enjoy small town life near the inner city, crime is minimal,neighbors are small town friendly. Excellent place to live, a little pricey but for the safety and comfort, very well worth
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Addison, Texas - 6/5/2007
I have lived in Addison, TX for over 7 years. Here is my - and I will try to be as objective as possible - review. Addison is a VERY efficient, modern suburb of Dallas. It is run in an extremely efficient manner. It is a clean city that only has 14,000 residents, and various corporations are headquartered here. The result is massive windfalls of taxes for the town of Addison. The result of that is the various festivals that Addison puts on (Oktoberfest, Taste of Addison, etc.). Addison is the first town in Texas to offer residents wireless Internet over 100% of the town. Addison has Addison Circle, a "mixed residency" area that follows so-called "New Urbanism", which is an architectural style that emphasizes a European-like mix of living and shopping. It is quite nice, actually. Overall, Addison has the reputation of being very "yuppie" and I cannot say that that is an incorrect stereotype, because the average person one encounters there is actually pretty "corporate", and/or yuppie.
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Addison, Texas - 6/5/2007
I have lived in Addison, TX for over 7 years. Here is my - and I will try to be as objective as possible - review. Addison is a VERY efficient, modern suburb of Dallas. It is run in an extremely efficient manner. It is a clean city that only has 14,000 residents, and various corporations are headquartered here. The result is massive windfalls of taxes for the town of Addison. The result of that is the various festivals that Addison puts on (Oktoberfest, Taste of Addison, etc.). Addison is the first town in Texas to offer residents wireless Internet over 100% of the town. Addison has Addison Circle, a "mixed residency" area that follows so-called "New Urbanism", which is an architectural style that emphasizes a European-like mix of living and shopping. It is quite nice, actually. Overall, Addison has the reputation of being very "yuppie" and I cannot say that that is an incorrect stereotype, because the average person one encounters there is actually pretty "corporate", and/or yuppie.
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