Move to Beaumont

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Why do people love Beaumont? It’s the people! Southern charm, Texas pride and neighbors helping neighbors. Beaumont has a small town atmosphere with big city amenities which allows newcomers to make connections and quickly feel at home in their new hometown. Beaumont is a cultural melting pot of people and cuisine, from Seafood to Soul food, where Cajun meets Texas barbecue and Tex Mex. 10% lower housing costs and cost of living is 7% below the national average. Centrally located to daytime and weekend getaways such as Houston, beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, San Antonio and New Orleans! Moderate climate makes outdoor living a way of life with a plethora of Neches River activities including boating, fishing, kayaking, canoeing. Cattail Marsh in Tyrrell Park is a featured site on the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail and Big Thicket is home to numerous hiking trails and camping sites. Various sporting activities including a number of golf courses, active running clubs, equestrian and gymnastics schools for kids, and outdoor tennis and basketball courts. Outstanding medical facilities Varied educational opportunities for a family's choices including charter, private and parochial schools. Higher educational facilities are unrivaled with area technical and two-year colleges, as well as exceptional bachelor, masters, and doctoral programs at Lamar University. Regular community activities with art exhibits, more museums per capita than any other Texas city, and local farmers markets. Welcoming to artists and a budding Downtown Beaumont Cultural Arts District, Beaumont is home to a number of professional and community performing arts organizations including theatre, dance, and the Symphony of Southeast Texas. Families who value religious affiliations can find a home in a wonderful array of churches, temples, a synagogue; with Beaumont being home to historic Greek Orthodox, Catholic, a Jewish synagogue, and multiple protestant churches.