El Paso just took San Antonio down a notch, (ok, several notches), and jumped up over 100 places on a list of 150 American cities people want to move to and 1st place could be next.<\/p>\n
RentCafe<\/a> is a website that helps peeps find apartments, contact leasing agents, arrange tours, apply for rentals, etc.\u00a0They also compile search results and ratings for apartments and cities.<\/p>\n Their latest report says folks are loving the 915. According to them, we jumped up a ton of spots and could be headed for #1 in terms of cities people want to move to.<\/p>\n San Antonio is now well below El Paso on the list of 150 at #56 while El Chuco is enjoying the view from 28th place.<\/p>\n How Did El Paso Do In RentCafe Study?<\/p>\n Not only did El Paso soar 115 spots year-over-year in the national rankings, but it also saw\u00a0the steepest increase in renter interest of any U.S. city. RentCafe says the jump was fueled by a 279 percent increase in favorited apartments in El Paso and a 53 percent increase in saved searches. – mysanantonio<\/a><\/p>\n What Other Texas Cities Made RentCafe’s List?<\/p>\n While San Antonio’s ranking was well below El Paso’s, they actually rose quite a bit to get to 56, climbing 80 spots to get there. Several other Texas cities also made made it.<\/p>\n READ MORE: El Paso IS A Great Winter City\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n In between El Paso and San Antonio, Dallas landed at 35, Amarillo was number 46 and Houston was #48.\u00a0Austin was waaaaayyyyy down there at #114. I think Austin’s problem is probably all the politicians. Seriously, who wants to be surrounded by a bunch of them?<\/p>\n 9 Texas Cities In Texas The Fastest Growing Over The Last 3 YearsAccording to USA Today<\/a>, over the past 3 years 9 of the 10 fastest growing cities in the USA are in Texas including numbers 1-7, and 9-10.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Noah\/Canva<\/a><\/p>\n Texas Cities Around The World<\/p>\n Texas Cities Named After Places Around The World<\/p>\n