Why Houston Feels So Different From Every Other American City
Houston is unlike any other city in the United States — and not always in a good way. From endless sprawl and extreme car dependency to the complete absence of zoning laws, Houston breaks nearly every rule of American city planning. But how did the fourth-largest city in the US end up this way? In this video, we break down what’s wrong with Houston, why it feels so different from cities like New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles, and how its unique growth model reshaped housing, transportation, flooding, and daily life. Houston is often praised for affordability and freedom — but those same features may be the city’s biggest flaws.

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