Jonathan J.
best-worst
Worst things about living in San Antonio
Look, I love San Antonio, but let's be real about the downsides:
Some areas are rundown
Winters are harsh
Crime in certain neighborhoods is a real concern
Don't get me wrong, it's still a great place overall. But people should know what they're getting into.
79 upvotes
17 Replies
Benjamin M.
Moved here last year. No regrets. The local food is incredible.
37 upvotes
Jacob L.
Traffic is the worst part honestly. But if you live near work it's fine.
31 upvotes
Jonathan J.
I've lived in Cedar Hills for 15 years and it's a hidden gem honestly.
29 upvotes
Linda J.
Good summary. I'd rate it higher personally — maybe 9/10.
27 upvotes
Kayla T.
Great post! One thing I'd mention is drive around neighborhoods at different times before committing. Makes a big difference.
27 upvotes
Willie C.
Moved here last year. No regrets. People are super nice.
27 upvotes
Kayla T.
Traffic is the worst part honestly. But if you live near work it's fine.
27 upvotes
Jonathan J.
As someone who moved here from LA, I can confirm most of this. The job opportunities surprised me the most.
26 upvotes
Jacob L.
If you can afford it, Highland Park is the best place to live. Period.
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Kayla T.
Totally agree with this. I've been here 10 years and my experience is very similar.
22 upvotes
Diana P.
Traffic is the worst part honestly. But if you live near work it's fine.
20 upvotes
Bobby R.
Check out the Westside area. Way more affordable and still close to everything.
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Robert J.
I work in government and finding a job wasn't hard. Took about 5 months.
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John J.
Don't sleep on Eastside. It's up and coming and still affordable.
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John J.
Been here 20 years. The city has changed a lot but overall for the better.
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Kayla T.
For families, I'd recommend looking at Lakewood. Schools are rated well and it's quiet.
10 upvotes
Frances M.
The job market has been improving lately. Several finance companies moved in recently.
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