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Dallas–Fort Worth Area | Elite Living Realty

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Dallas–Fort Worth Living

Where big city excitement meets Texas charm — discover life in the heart of the Metroplex.

Why Live in Dallas–Fort Worth?

The DFW Metroplex blends cosmopolitan energy with authentic Texas hospitality, offering world-class amenities alongside charming neighborhood character. From the arts districts and nightlife of Dallas to the historic Stockyards and cultural attractions of Fort Worth, the region provides diverse lifestyle options for every preference.

Lifestyle in DFW

The Dallas-Fort Worth area offers an unparalleled quality of life with amenities that rival any major metropolitan area while maintaining its distinctive Texas character.

Arts & Culture

  • Dallas Arts District: Largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation spanning 68 acres with venues like the Dallas Museum of Art and Winspear Opera House
  • Fort Worth Cultural District: Home to five world-class museums including the Kimbell Art Museum and Modern Art Museum
  • Deep Ellum: Historic arts and entertainment district with vibrant street art and live music venues
  • AT&T Performing Arts Center: Premier venue for Broadway shows, opera, and symphony performances

Dining & Nightlife

  • James Beard Award winners: DFW boasts over a dozen restaurants recognized by the prestigious culinary foundation
  • Knox/Henderson: Trendy area with cocktail bars and chef-driven restaurants
  • Bishop Arts District: Eclectic mix of independent eateries and boutiques
  • Fort Worth Stockyards: Authentic Texas honky-tonks and steakhouse experiences
  • Global cuisine: Exceptional international options including Vietnamese, Indian, Ethiopian, and more

Outdoor Recreation

  • Katy Trail: 3.5-mile urban trail popular for walking, running and cycling
  • White Rock Lake: 1,015-acre oasis with paddleboarding, sailing and 9.33-mile loop trail
  • Fort Worth Botanic Garden: 120-acre garden with over 2,500 species of plants
  • Trinity River Audubon Center: 120 acres of urban wilderness with hiking trails
  • Dallas Arboretum: 66-acre botanical garden on the shores of White Rock Lake

Shopping

  • NorthPark Center: Luxury shopping destination with art installations
  • Highland Park Village: First shopping center in the U.S. with high-end boutiques
  • Dallas Farmers Market: Year-round market with local produce and artisanal goods
  • Magnolia Avenue (Fort Worth): Charming independent shops and cafes
  • Grand Prairie Premium Outlets: 120+ outlet stores with designer discounts

DFW Real Estate Market

The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market remains one of the most dynamic in the nation, with a diverse range of options from luxury high-rises to sprawling suburban estates. Here's the latest market snapshot:

Market Overview

$395,000
Median Home Price (Q2 2023)
+8.2%
Year-over-Year Price Growth

Inventory

1.8 months
Supply (Still a Seller's Market)
28 days
Average Days on Market

Rental Market

$1,850
Average Monthly Rent
+6.5%
Year-over-Year Rent Growth

Neighborhood Highlights

Uptown Dallas

Modern luxury homes with downtown views and rooftop terraces

Median Price: $725,000

Frisco

Spacious family homes with large yards near top-rated schools

Median Price: $650,000

Addison

Charming townhomes and condos near vibrant dining districts

Median Price: $630,000

Rowlett

Waterfront properties and golf course communities

Median Price: $650,000

Fort Worth Cultural District

Historic homes near museums and cultural attractions

Median Price: $450,000

Plano

Executive homes in master-planned communities

Median Price: $525,000

Market Trends

The DFW housing market continues to show remarkable resilience despite national economic fluctuations. While prices have moderated from the double-digit growth seen during the pandemic, demand remains strong due to the region's robust job market and population growth.

Key factors driving the market:

  • Corporate Relocations: Companies like Tesla, Charles Schwab, and McKesson have relocated headquarters to DFW, bringing thousands of high-paying jobs
  • Population Growth: DFW added more residents than any other metro area in 2022 (about 170,000 new residents)
  • Limited Inventory: Construction hasn't kept pace with demand, especially for entry-level homes
  • Rental Demand: With home prices rising, many residents are choosing to rent, keeping vacancy rates low

Emerging Neighborhoods:

  • Oak Cliff: Historic area undergoing revitalization with new restaurants and shops
  • Las Colinas: Urban center with luxury high-rises and corporate campuses
  • Celina: Fast-growing northern suburb with new master-planned communities
  • Mid-Cities: Areas between Dallas and Fort Worth offering more affordable options

Luxury Market: The $1M+ segment remains active, particularly in Preston Hollow, Highland Park, and Westlake. International buyers are particularly interested in new construction luxury properties with smart home technology and resort-style amenities.

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