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Irving, TX Community Information

Irving is considered one of the most picturesque and desirable suburbs of Dallas. Convenient to the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and home to a variety of Fortune 500 companies, it is the perfect place to build your career or raise a family. Our REALTORS® are excited to introduce you to everything this community has to offer.

Irving has a robust real estate market where you can expect hundreds of homes to choose from at any given time. A broad range of architectural styles is available to suit almost any taste. An expert local real estate agent can help you navigate all your options. Recent years have seen the rise of a sophisticated style of Dallas townhome. Single-family ranch homes represent the classic local choice in Irving: These single-story homes have a long, open floor plan perfect for enjoying a generous lawn. For a change of pace, you’ll also find midcentury modern homes lauded for clean lines and streamlined silhouettes. Looking for a home with character? Craftsman-style homes, with their bold roof peaks and iconic symmetry, are often found in historic neighborhoods. Browse the newest real estate listings in Irving, TX.

Schools & Education

The Irving Independent School District is the principal provider of schooling to Irving students. IISD is known nationwide as one of the most forward-thinking school districts in the country. All high school students are issued a laptop computer to help them in their studies. In 2015, Irving ISD was named the national AP District of the Year by the College Board. Students and parents alike have lauded the high quality of instruction and modern, well-kept facilities. The graduation rate is approximately 95% in any given year. The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University are among the most popular destinations for graduating seniors.

With impressive academic statistics, the Irving Independent School District stands behind its motto, Where Children Come First, and there you’ll find a wide range of choices in public pre-K to secondary education. Private schools like The Highlands School and Cistercian Preparatory School offer smaller class sizes and more individual attention to their enrolled students. Irving is also home to some great choices in post-secondary education including DeVry University and North Lake College. Find homes in Irving by school district.

Employment & Economy

Irving is a place people go to succeed. Its diverse economy attracts some of the leading names in finance, technology, pharmaceuticals, and telecommunications. Exxon-Mobil, McKesson, and AT&T are just a few of the nationally known firms based in Irving. Irving’s unemployment rate is lower than the national average, and the local economy is going strong. Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted at a remarkable 44.1%, far higher than the U.S. average of 33.5%. Local entrepreneurship is also increasing at a steady pace.

The Las Colinas area of the city—a planned business community—is home to several major company headquarters including ExxonMobil Corp, Kimberly-Clark, Nexstar Media Group, and Daegis, Inc. Irving also plays a key role in the economics of the entire Metroplex and surrounding areas as a travel hub. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, located in Irving, is a major employer in the area and has given rise to many other travel-related companies that thrive alongside it.

Things to Do in Irving

Founded in 1903, Irving has never been behind the times. In 2019, it completed a brand new entertainment district packed with world-class facilities. These include the Irving Convention Center, an associated luxury hotel, and the Toyota Music Factory, a combined shopping plaza and concert venue. As the site of the University of Dallas and North Lake College, Irving has a college town flair without a hint of pretension. Thriving music and culinary scenes stand alongside some of the best public transportation and finest school districts in the southwest.

Ten local arts organizations operate from the vibrant Irving Arts Center, which hosts a range of community events all through the year. The city owns three museums and is working on a fourth, the Irving Archives and Museum, planned for 2020. Today, you can visit Jackie Townsell Bear Creek Heritage Center, Ruth Paine House Museum, and The Mustangs of Las Colinas Museum. The latter is one of the most celebrated outdoor sculptures in the United States, featuring nine bronze mustangs in full gallop.

If superior shopping and dining appeal to you, Irving is the place to be. From the mall experience to unique, boutique shops, the Irving area is certain to please the shopper in you. Dining choices range from simple and hearty to elegant and refined, so there’s plenty to go around and something to satisfy any taste.

Irving, TX Real Estate Services

If you’re ready to start your search for a home in Irving, our community presents housing options to accommodate both personal preferences and budget. Whether you’re searching for a beautiful, single-family home in an exclusive community, or a smaller home in a quiet neighborhood, there are many available properties in the area. Perhaps you prefer an apartment or condominium close to the business center. No matter your goal, our agents are ready to bring the best of Irving to you. Contact RE/MAX DFW Associates or stop into our conveniently located Las Colinas office.