DALLAS AREA NEIGHBORHOODS

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Addison is a bustling town that is alive with entrepreneurial spirit. Within a compact urban center, Addison has a unique combination of towering office buildings, upscale shopping, beautifully landscaped residential communities, award-winning parks, hotels and restaurants, all within a five minute drive from anywhere in town. Addison is located 13 miles north of downtown Dallas, 16 miles northeast of the DFW airport and 11 miles north of Love Field Airport. The Addison Airport is a convenient way to arrive for charter and private planes. World-class shopping, excellent restaurants, friendly people and beautiful spaces make Addison a fun place to live, work, play and visit. 

The rapidly growing suburban community of Allen, Texas occupies an area of 26.3 square miles north of Dallas. Allen is linked to Dallas by US 75, giving commuters fast, convenient access to the city. Allen schools have earned national recognition and maintain a strong commitment to high quality and excellent staff-to-student ratios.  Golf Club offers championship golf surrounded by trees, creeks, lakes and hills. The Edge at Allen Station Park features a concrete skate park, two roller-hockey rinks, BMX track and visitor center. The Allen Event Center is a venue for concerts, trade shows, professional sporting events, community ceremonies and the Central Hockey League’s newest franchise.

 A stable corporate work environment, close proximity to the DFW Metroplex and 1200 acres of parks. Conveniently located near both Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field. Carrollton is more than just a bedroom community – it’s a community that is conveniently located to everything North Texas has to offer. DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) has brought access to Carrollton. Carrollton is home to Baylor Medical Center at Carrollton. The Indian Creek Golf Club includes two courses that have consistently been ranked among the best municipal courses in the state. Perfect community for families, professionals, and long-time residents.  

Coppell enjoys a convenient central location in the Metroplex, close to DFW International Airport. The community has developed a 116-acre park system that included two lakes, hike and bike trails, paddle boats, playgrounds, picnic areas, a Frisbee golf course, a community pool, and baseball, soccer, and football fields. New residents often cite the high quality of the area’s schools as their primary reason for choosing Coppell.     

Dallas, Texas, Dallas County, DFW, Big D. The city is known by many names. The actual city or Dallas County covers 385 square miles. The DFW was developed to combine Dallas and Fort Worth Texas and all cities into one metropolitan area. The main link to the two cities is a shared airport, DFW International Airport. We share many other amenities such as the Dallas Cowboys football team, Texas Rangers baseball, Dallas Mavericks basketball, Dallas Stars hockey, Six Flags Over Texas amusement park, Fair Park, Verizon Theater, American Airlines Center, just to name a few. While we are a big geographical city, we have a small town feel in our neighborhoods.  The arts district is the crowning jewel to the downtown district. Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center, Crow Collection of Asian Art, Mort Meyerson Symphony Center, Winspear Opera House and the Wyly Theater for the Performing Arts, all attracts hundreds of thousands of arts patrons to this area.  

Downtown, Uptown, State Thomas, Oak Lawn and Knox Park affords its residence a vibrant inner city lifestyle. Housing ranges from high rise condos with breathtaking views of Turtle Creek. The close proximity to the Downtown Business District, Baylor Hospital and Southwest Medical Center adds to the appeal. Walk to many trendy restaurant, night life and shopping. The meandering Turtle Creek runs a lazy path through the neighborhoods creating a lush tree shaded grounds to relax and enjoy outdoor life. The Katy Trail, allows residence to also enjoy an active life style. Vickery Plaza, adjacent to the AA Center, has a time square feel filled with trendy eateries. West End gives visitors a taste of Dallas with long standing restaurants. Renovated buildings have become a loft living allowing Dallas to keep a sense of history. State Thomas contains a mixture of Victorian homes and newer condo/townhome communities adjacent to Uptown and the shadow of the trendy ZaZa Hotel, Crescent Court Hotel, Ritz Carlton Hotel and Condo. This area is one of Dallas’ most vibrant and dynamic areas and one not to miss even if it is just to enjoy the amenities. 

This area has always been a special gem in the Dallas landscape. This area has the largest number of historic homes. Munger Place, Swiss Avenue, M Streets, Greenland Hills, Vickery Place, Santa Monica, Hollywood Heights, Lakewood, Gastonwood, Junius Heights to name a few. White Rock Lake is a recreational lake only located in the heart of Dallas. White Rock Lake is home to natural habitat including a colony of wild parrots on the south west shore. While there visit the Dallas Arboretum, The Boat House, The Cultural Center, Winfrey Point and the first area Dog Park. There is a 10 mile bike and jogging trail around the lake. Shopping in this area offers both unique intimate shopping experience to larger shopping center complete with grocery store to hardware and cleaners.

As you might suspect, Flower Mound gets its name from a large 12.5 acre mound of wildflowers that rises 50 feet above the surrounding countryside and contains more than 175 identified species of wild flowers. Conveniently located near the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Flower Mound has an easy going suburban feel with manicured lawns and residential neighborhoods full of families and busy professionals. Flower Mound’s Town Council has carefully managed the town’s services and has created numerous recreational facilities and parks that residents enjoy through a series of hiking and biking trails that link the various open spaces surrounding the town. The district is primarily served by the Lewisville Independent School District. Both the Argyle Independent School District and Northwest Independent School District serve the children of certain Flower Mound.

Frisco has been and continues to be one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Most of Frisco is a part of the Frisco Independent School District. Some parts extend into Lewisville Independent School District, Little Elm Independent School District, and Prosper Independent School District. Recreation plays a big part in Frisco both spectator and participation, Frisco Athletic Center. The Texas League AA minor league baseball team Frisco Rough Riders play at the Dr Pepper Ballpark. The Dallas Stars National Hockey League is headquartered in Frisco. FC Dallas, a Major League Soccer plays out of the Toyota Center. A major international youth soccer tournament, The Dallas Cup, is hosted in Frisco each year and draws teams from around the world. Frisco is also home of the Superdrome, one of the top outdoor velodromes in the nation.  

Garland is a suburb 15 miles northeast of Dallas. Garland is within a short drive away from most major Metroplex attractions. Comfortable, hometown feel in the midst of a thriving metropolitan area. Residents and visitors enjoy entertainment and recreational venues, including the Granville Arts Center, the Nicholson Memorial Library System, and the city’s award-winning Parks and Recreation Department. Garland also features the Garland Special Events Center, an arena and conference center with a ballroom, and Firewheel Town Center, an outdoor mall with more than 100 businesses. In the summer months, residents and visitors cool off at Hawaiian Falls waterpark. 

Life is truly grand in Grand Prairie today. Grand Prairie is centrally located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, minutes from major attractions and amenities. Grand Prairie offers residents and visitors a variety of entertainment venues, including Lone Star Park, home of world class horse racing and the GPX Skate Park, Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie. The city recently opened its new premier outdoor event area, the Gardens at the Ruthe Jackson Center, a beautiful garden venue for weddings and other outdoor social events. Grand Prairie is home to the minor league baseball team, Air Hogs and their new stadium, Quiktrip Park. Grand Prairie’s Tangle Ridge Golf Course is one of Texas’ top ranked courses and Prairie Lakes Golf Course. Joe Pool Lake offers camping, cabins, fishing, picnicking, swimming and water skiing. 

Give customers a reason to do business with you. Grapevine is a suburb of Fort Worth adjacent to Grapevine Lake and the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The town took its name from Grape Vine Springs, named for the wild Mustang grapes native to the area. The city is now home to numerous wineries and the Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association, as well as GrapeFest. The Grapevine Vintage Railroad travels along the historic Cotton Belt Route between Grapevine and the Fort Worth Stockyards. The railroad hosts special events like the Great Train Robberies, Day Out with Thomas and North Pole Express. Grapevine draws visitors from around the U.S. with attractions like Grapevine Mills Mall, Great Wolf Lodge, and Gaylord Texan, overlooking beautiful Lake Grapevine. Grapevine, with its easy access to the many amenities of the Metroplex and its historic, hometown personality, offers its residents an ideal lifestyle. 

Sachse is coming of age and casting a shadow on the eastern horizon that cannot be ignored by residents and visitors alike. Although still considered “rural” by community standards, Sachse is growing rapidly. The Highway 78 area of the city is a hotbed of upstart residential, retail and commercial businesses and is ripe with investment and job opportunities. Students living in the city of Sachse are offered a rich and diverse education through two different school districts, both serving the community with high standards of education. Dallas County residents of Sachse are serviced by Garland Schools. Collin County residents of Sachse are serviced by the Wylie school district. Sachse boasts an array of housing opportunities. Residents of Sachse who are still in the job market will find the area home to some of the country’s largest and most stable companies.  

Southlake is an affluent community, well known for its Southlake Town Square project, a shopping center filled with great stores and dining choices. Southlake is a city in northeastern Tarrant and southern Denton Counties. It is a suburb of Fort Worth and is located near the cities of Grapevine, Colleyville, and Keller. The Southlake Independent School District is highly regarded. Most of Southlake is in the award winning Carroll Independent School District a small portions of the city extend into the Northwest Independent School District and Keller Independent School District. Outdoor space is so important to Southlake. Bicentennial Park is the city's second largest park with 74 acres. 

University Park is the home of Southern Methodist University and is also known for its attractive homes, beautiful parks, and numerous churches. The location of University Park in north-central Dallas provides easy access to a broad range of cultural, recreational, shopping, and business activities. The City is served by the Highland Park Independent School District. The city is surrounded by Dallas on three sides and the Town of Highland Park to the south. The city’s unique character, high property values, and low tax rate have been steadily maintained.