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Will Dallas-Fort Worth's rapid growth turn it into the next LA?

Andrew Postell
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First we were compared to Chicago, now LA.  Maybe one day they'll just compare us to DFW. 

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/business/growth/article212129739.html

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    I believe it. There will be a new equilibrium of people fleeing high tax jurisdictions once the new governments there reduce taxes. Until then, they will keep on coming!

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