Texas

Quick Real Estate 411 FACTS for DFW #1 The DFW Economy is Strong Fact: DFW & Houston Rank As The Most Affordable Housing Markets of the 20 Largest U.S. Cities - Housing affordability means that most families in North Texas can afford a bigger, nicer house. A household income near $60,000 likely is able to afford the median priced new home in DFW. Fact: Texas Leads The U.S. In Job Growth - Job growth is the most important market driver in creating housing demand. Texas created 218,600 jobs... Read Full Story

Grapevine, Texas: Something for Everyone If you’re planning a trip to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, you need to explore historic Grapevine, Texas! Home to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Grapevine is conveniently located with both Dallas and Fort Worth just a short 20-minute drive away. Grapevine’s Main Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is only seven minutes from the airport. Golf Anyone? There are 81 holes of golf within 10-15 minutes of every... Read Full Story

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rating: 4/5 by: Epinions Author garri767 - Introduction We fly into DFW quite often. Sometimes we fly there because we have family in dallas and american (into DFW) undercuts southwest's fares (into Dallas love field). Other times we just connect at DFW on our way to another... Read Full Story

More people moved to Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, than to any other metropolitan area in the United States last year. Read Full Story

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Every country, city, region has its own characteristics and idiosyncrasies. Coming back from my first trip to Austin, I learned... Read Full Story