>This area will have the highest concentration of wealth, tech and industry in the US by 2030
Yes, it may not be pretty, but this is what peak performance looks like.

I got offered a job in fort worth. Would $6k be enough to rent a house down there with bad credit?

>>511093557 (OP)
>>511093647
niggers

no thats Atlanta, were ten years behind you guys but well catch you then surpass you

>t. dragoncon enthusiastic who exclusively fucks black weeb shortstacks

>>511093557 (OP)
Looks like the perfect corridor for high speed rail

is that near here?

I suppose it's fine by me, as long as some sort of barrier is also built to keep the texas golem hive and its cholesterol soaked colonies walled in

>>511093557 (OP)
Galveston is very pretty. Houston is fucking Coontown, though.

>>511093557 (OP)
the highway corrider of I-35 between houston and dallas/fort worth is a popular dumping ground of murder vitims; likely more often than not by truckers, as it's very desolate for many miles, which gives the opportunity for disposal

>>511093557 (OP)
Texas is a shithole which is falling below 40% white. Whites are no longer moving to Texas due to this fact.

I suppose it's fine by me, as long as some sort of barrier is also built to keep the texas golem hive and its cholesterol soaked bugs walled in

>>511093863
>catching up to the Texas Triangle.
Houston and Dallas-Ft Worth are each larger than Atlanta and growing faster. And barring a shit ton of out migration due to Trump they both have a good chance at passing the Chicago metro in population in the next decade.
San Antonio and Austin are another 2.5~mil each and also growing decently fast and by 2035 i wouldn't be surprised if there's a solid stretch of development from San Antonio to Temple, Waco isn't that far out and past that you'll start hitting Dallas-Ft. Worth. Once you hit a solid line of development from San Antonio to Dallas you'll start seeing development push further through the triangle till it hits Houston (which is growing towards College Station itself).

There are some things that can be done to speed this up a bit desu, the Red River has a few studies on the feasibility of deepening it to turn Dallas into a river port that can reach the ocean.

>>511093557 (OP)
>building more offices with computers and commie blocks to rent to useless code monkey scum
>>511093647
Learning jeet might be helpful.

>>511093557 (OP)
>This are will be flooded by jeets next
LMAO you people are so retarded.
I saved more money and had a better life living in nowhere towns than when I lived in big cities even if I was earning 1/3rd more in the big cities.

>>511093557 (OP)
Why? Who the fuck cares about texas, California has a monopoly on american tech

>>511093557 (OP)
The streets in all of these cities are beat to shit. Full of slums and run down neighborhoods. You can't raise children safely within a 20 mile radius of their city centers.
The politicians are slimy and everything is owned by oil giants and Jews.
The power grids shit the bed anytime a storm rolls through.
They still give money to Israel though.

>>511095520
Energy + Industry
A shit ton of processing happens in Texas these days for basically any product that relies on oil products, namely plastics but all sorts of chemicals in general. Also a fair number of semi-conductor/chip fabs are going up in texas.

>>511093557 (OP)
So California is going to collapse ?

>>511093557 (OP)
As someone who has lived in San Antonio the past 30 years it's both incredibly sad to see the city and surrounding areas turn into liberal shitholes bereft with crime and addiction, but also happy because the house I bought in 2018 for 200k was appraised at 800k last year and seems to be increasing at an exponential rate, meaning when I eventually get sick of dealing with libtard shit I can sell it and move to bumfuck Idaho to live like a McKing.

>>511096423
Nah, there are some people moving sure but the Texas triangle is hitting different niches than what California has by and large.
It's important to remember that the US is pretty rich, Texas has less than half the population of France but is only down by 500bil when comparing GDP.

>>511094085
Didn't they already kill that project?

>>511093557 (OP)
1pbtid spam

>>511093557 (OP)
cool, i bet they can take advantage of the beaners really close, you can create really cool logistics networks were low skilled manufacture is done in mexico and high tech stuff in texas.
really unique situation of the first world economy bordering a shithole, will need to clean the cartels though

>>511097016
it's in limbo to my knowledge. The Red River is more likely to be deepened to 9ft up to Dallas than the HSR is to be built. Just last month the Army Corps of Engineers started a feasibility study of extending the JBJ waterway from Shreveport Louisiana to Garland/Fulton/Index Arkansas (3 different studies that is) the current terminus to Index (around texarkana) would be a distance of 134miles. Not sure how longthe river is from Denison to the Arkansas border

>>511093557 (OP)
That a pretty shitty area tbqh.

>>511093557 (OP)
The best thing about Texas is getting on the airplane and leaving that barren flat shit hole.

>>511098420
Where do you fly to that you like better?

>>511093557 (OP)
houston's infrastructure looks extremely well planned from that glance, am I correct in my assumption?

>>511098463
Whiteyville

>>511098475
Once completed, if it ever is, the Grand Parkway (which is the other ring) will be a 180mil circle around the city.
By the time it's completed the Grand Parkway will have perhaps half the population of Houston within it. Probably less desu. By that point the next Ring road would likely need to start in Freeport, go to Columbus, then Brenham, then Navasota (even odds College station is a suburb by then), then Huntsville then Liberty. If you start seeing more growth East then there's a decent chance Beaumont/Port Arthur end up suburbs like College Station but at that point you are looking at a solid metropolitan area almost the size of Ireland.

>>511099096
>the outer ring

>>511094124
Galveston, oh Galveston, I still hear your sea waves crashing
While I watch the cannons flashing
I clean my gun and dream of Galveston

>>511093557 (OP)
Boston-Worcester-Providence is where it's at.

>>511098475
>>511099096
>the raised highway
>crosses over another raised highway
>which crosses over another
>all taking up the same real estate, limiting how much land is needed for this infrastructure

I'm from dallas, and this is the most genius hit ever, ESPECIALLY when you recognize that texas REALLY IS massive, and for this reason, for example, everyone builds OUTWARD instead of UPWARD because land is cheap and plentiful

my point however is that, highways designed like this reduce travel times by an ORDER OF MAGNITUDE

my dad lived about 45 minutes north of me while i still lived on the south side of dallas

but this 45 minutes of travel between my own home and my dad's; about
>30 minutes
of that travel time was exlusively on the highway

and the highway in that part of the US is basically like a raging torrent of traffic

SIX LANES on EACH SIDE of the highway

and the speed limit is like fucking 70-80 MPH

so for an entire
>30 minutes
im blasting north up the highway, practically holding the pedal to the metal, completely surrounded by other drivers doing the same

and sure it would be crowded at times, but i don't recall often getting stuck in "bumper to bumper" traffic at a stand still - BECAUSE of infrastructure like this

>>511093557 (OP)
>block's you're path
wat do

>>511093557 (OP)
thank you elon for sucking all of the jeets and faggots to texas.

t. rest of the world

>>511100154
houston has been flooded by hurricans by to my knowledge there's never been a collapsed highway overpass as a consequence of this, if that's what you're implying

that sort of thing happens with earthquakes

>>511094205
>THE NIGGER FLAILS AS HE ATTEMPTS TO DEMORALIZE