mireaux7

the dallas fort worth metroplex is a hot industrial, commercial and residential market that is ever growing. for those looking to relocate here are some figures regarding cities and their respective price ranges listed in groups according to prices of where you could buy an average 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car home.

Tarrant:under $100,000
North Richland Hills
Hurst
Fort Worth
Arlington
Bedford
Euless
Benbrook
Watauga
Dalworthinton Gardens
Forest Hill
Edgecliff
Everman
White Settlement
Westover Hills
Westworth Village
Sansom Park
River Oaks
Saginaw
Pantego
Mansfield
Grand Prairie (parts Tarrant)
Lakeside

Tarrant: over $100,000
Haslet
Grapevine
Keller
Colleyville
Southlake
Westlake
Azle
Crowley
Burleson

Dallas: under $100,000
Dallas (south of Trinity mostly)
Irving (south of 183)
Grand Prairie
Desoto
Duncanville
Lancaster
Cedar Hill
Glenn Heights
Wilmer
Hutchins
Cockrell Hill
University Park
Highland Park

Dallas: over $100,000
Coppell
Richardson
Irving (north of 183)
Dallas (north of Trinity)
Farmers Branch
Carrollton (parts Dallas Co.)
Garland
Mesquito
Balch Springs
Seagoville
Sunnyvale
Rowlett
Addison
Sachse

Collin: under $100,000
sparse listings within some
communities

over $100,000
Plano
Richardson (parts Collin)
McKinney
Melissa
Anna
Allen
Wylie
Lucas
Princeton
New Hope
Lavon
Frisco
Prosper
Parker
Fairview
Lowry Crossing
St. Paul
Nevada
Celina
Westminister

Denton: under $100,000
Denton
The colony
Lewisville
Carrollton (parts Denton)

over $100,000
Flower Mound
Trophy Club
Roanoke
Highland Village
Marshall creek
north lake
argyle
crossroads
pilot point
bartonville
double oak
justin
ponder
krum
sanger
copper canyon
hickory creek
lake dallas
oakpoint
lakewood village
krugerville
crossroads
aubrey
little elm
shady shores
hebron

Anonymous

Seeing the $100,000 mark used as a cutoff point makes me want to laugh until I cry. There hasn't been a house for under $100K in Massachusetts for 20 years.

mireaux7

well anonymous what part of the word Massachusetts are you seeing when you look at the word Texas? Last time I checked there was about 2,000 miles between the two.

Anonymous

Yes, there is. That might be why real estate is worth so much more here.

jcb

I'm not sure where you got your info, but University Park & Highland Park are definitely not under $100,000. Check out www.ebby.com for actual prices of these areas.

lcuy

Made me laugh too. $618,000 would be the cutoff for average priced 3 bd/2 bath home here. The absolute minimun is $400,000 for houses in my town. You might find a studio in a highrise for $100K!

TXgrandma

Very good anon!