For a top 5 populated city, Dallas is an easy sell. When American Airlines was planning to relocate their HQ to DFW, they flew their management people and tenured pilots and their wives to Dallas and hooked them up with an entourage of real estate agents and a tour of the area focusing on three things, homes, schools and shopping. When they saw what the same money would buy in a house in DFW, they were sold.
I spent most of my life there, on 4 separate occasions, so I do consider it home but there were just too many people and too much traffic for my old bones so I moved to a quieter pace. But I do miss the eye candy. Don't know about your personal situation but I would put Texas women up against all the others and it is gawkers' paradise.
You have to wonder about a place with no reason to be what it is. The DFW area is the largest in the world without a port, they tried to get cute and call a massive truck stop the Super Port, just so they could claim one. If they were to do a remake of that great film "On the Waterfront", they would have to make it about a convenience store clerk fighting the distribution center.