Waco: Located near the center of the Lone Star State, Waco is often called the "Heart of Texas." That central location means easy access to the state's other metro areas including Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Houston. The biggest assets of Waco include a strong economy, excellent schools, a small-town atmosphere and a great quality of life. Housing is extremely affordable in the Waco area. Single-family homes range from $70,000 for smaller homes and townhouses to $500,000 for magnificent homes on large lots. Economic experts predict a bright future for Waco because of the quality of the manufacturing industry, the higher education opportunities available and the steady population growth. Baylor University, McLennan Community College and Texas State Technical College are all located in Waco and provide a quality workforce for employers. Cameron Park, located in the city limits, is the second largest park within city limits in the United States - second only to Central Park in New York. The park is popular with bike riders who love the off-trail hills as well as kayakers and canoers who spend time on the Brazos River.
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