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Dallas Home & Community Information

Dallas, TX has much more to offer its residents than visions of J.R. Ewing and Southfork Ranch. It has a rich history, deep cultural roots and a thriving business climate. Add a variety of neighborhoods that appeal to all types of home buyers, and you understand why so many call Dallas home. The Dallas-Fort Worth metro area includes multiple Fortune 500 communities, providing ample employment opportunities for those who move to Dallas. The technology sector pushed to the forefront in the 1990s, and continues to be an important part of the Dallas economy.

Homes in Dallas offer something to meet the tastes, needs and budget of nearly everyone who wants to buy. The Dallas real estate market has weathered the highs and lows of the real estate crisis with housing prices remaining steady and offering an excellent value. Add in an excellent transportation system, and you have the perfect place to shop for a new home.

Texas is known for doing things big, and Dallas is no exception. With a 2010 census population of slightly more than one million people, the city is a cosmopolitan blend of different races and people. Indeed, whereas for the majority of its history the town was predominately non-Hispanic white, that population now comprises less than a third of the town’s denizens. The remaining two-thirds of the population contain sizable contingents of foreign born residents including representatives from China, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Pakistan, and more. There are currently approximately 70,000 Russian language speakers who migrated to the area following the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s. Browse the newest real estate listings in Dallas, TX.

Schools & Education

The educational needs of the area are met by the Dallas Independent School District. The school district employs more than 20,000 caring educational professionals, and serves more than 157,000 students from pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade in 220 schools throughout the area. The people of Dallas put education first and foremost, and this fact was acknowledged by Newsweek Magazine when it gave its 2006 and 2007 nod to the Dallas School for the Talented and Gifted as the number one educational institution in the nation for both those years. As such, when people are looking for new homes in the Dallas area, the school systems is a consistent draw for people moving into the area. Find homes in Dallas by school district.

Economy & Employment

As noted, Dallas found its economic origins in the cotton trade before branching off and becoming noted for its oil production. The last half of the 20th-century however, witnessed a high-tech renaissance in the city which has earned the sobriquet of silicon prairie, based on the presence of so many computer companies moving into the area. Major companies that are based out of Dallas include AT&T, Texas Instruments, Southwest Airlines, Tenet Healthcare and Affiliated Computer Services

Things to Do in Dallas

The rich history of Dallas and its current status as an economic center has turned it into a vibrant, diverse community. Its diverse population has created an interesting blend of cultural opportunities. People can visit the Arts District in the city's downtown to enjoy art of all types. With architecturally significant buildings and live performance venues throughout the city, it is an art lover's dream.

Perhaps it is the appeal that came from the Dallas television series, but the community historically has appealed to young people. Today, the average age is just over 33 years old, and this young, vibrant population has created a business boom in the city.

As they say, all work and no play makes for a boring day, and in Dallas there are plenty of things for area residents to amuse themselves with when they are not working. Whether you are spending an afternoon strolling through the exhibits at the Dallas Museum of Art, or exploring the site where history stood still on November 22, 1963 at Dealey Plaza, the area is ripe with social, historical, and cultural activities for the entire family. 

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