Dallas TX or New Haven CT?

Where should I move to?? Please give me reasons why you would suggest I move to either New Haven or Dallas! I really don't know, both jobs sound great.

This might help you decide:

Dallas:
Total population: 1,188 (50.4% male, 49.6% female)
Median age: 30.5
Median household income: $36,403
Population density: 3551 people per square mile
Diversity

Hispanic (35.6%)
White Non-Hispanic (34.6%)
Black (25.9%)
Other race (17.2%)
Two or more races (2.7%)
American Indian (1.0%)
Asian Indian (0.6%)
Vietnamese (0.6%)

Texas Employment Data
Total Employment: 9,760,960
Median Hourly Wage: $13.26
Mean Hourly Wage: $17.50
Mean Annual Wage: $36,410
Real estate and Financial
Median home value: $120,900
Median gross rent: $685
Mediam household income: $36,403

New Haven:
Total population: 123,626 (47.9% male, 52.1% female)
Median age: 29.3
Median household income: $30,603
Population density: 6602 people per square mile

Diversity:
Black (37.4%)
White Non-Hispanic (35.6%)
Hispanic (21.4%)
Other race (10.9%)
Two or more races (3.9%)
Chinese (1.4%)
American Indian (1.2%)
Other Asian (0.8%)
Asian Indian (0.7%)

Connecticut Employment Data
Total Employment: 1,658,980
Median Hourly Wage: $17.76
Mean Hourly Wage: $22.10
Mean Annual Wage: $45,970
Median home value: $188,200
Median gross rent: $814
Mediam household income: $30,603
Nearest major city: Brookhaven, NY

is your life....your decision biiiitch!

Dallas is in a state without a state income tax, but has no public transportation to speak of. Although I don't know New Haven, per se, CT does have the ocean and all things that relate to that. Of the Eastern Seaboard, I like CT.

Dallas would be cheaper, but you will sit in your car for too much of your life.

It boils down to.... Dallas is modern, CT is ancient. hmmmmmmmmm. YOU make the call. I like modern though.