Communities

Where in DFW?

Counts and medians below come from the homes on the market right now. Pick a community to search it on the map.

Highland Park & University Park

The Park Cities: Highland Park ISD, Lakeside Park and Snider Plaza, and the most sought-after dirt in Texas.

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Lake Highlands

Home base for Faithful Homes: Richardson ISD, the White Rock Creek trail, and 1960s ranches being reborn one remodel at a time.

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Lakewood & East Dallas

Tudors and Craftsmans around White Rock Lake, the Lakewood shopping village and Woodrow Wilson High.

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Preston Hollow & North Dallas

Half-acre lots, new builds behind the old hedges and a ten-minute drive to just about everything.

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Uptown, Downtown & Victory Park

High-rises, townhomes and the Katy Trail, with the city’s best restaurants on foot.

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Oak Cliff & Kessler Park

Hillside views, 1920s bungalows and Bishop Arts, five minutes across the Trinity from downtown.

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Plano & Richardson

Legacy West, Willow Bend and Canyon Creek: Plano ISD and Richardson ISD, and the Tollway to anywhere.

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Frisco, Prosper & Celina

Master-planned communities, new construction and the fastest-growing schools in the state.

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Allen & McKinney

Historic downtown McKinney, Twin Creeks golf and some of the best-value acreage inside the US-75 corridor.

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Southlake, Colleyville & Keller

Carroll ISD, Town Square, half-acre estates and twelve minutes to DFW Airport.

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Flower Mound, Coppell & Carrollton

Lake Grapevine and Lake Lewisville, Coppell ISD, and Castle Hills golf.

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Rockwall & Lake Ray Hubbard

Lakefront living with a boat slip, the Harbor and the I-30 commute east of the lake.

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Garland, Mesquite & Irving

Firewheel, Las Colinas canals and the most house per dollar inside the loop.

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