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In 2017 Dallas, Texas was the fastest growing city in the nation. With approximately three hundred thousand residents. That same year this remarkable city had the second-highest rate of job growth too. In so many spectacular ways Dallas is booming with an explosion of a variety of cultural activities, such as film festivals and microbreweries, and active downtown revitalization. Because of the long list of benefits its residents enjoy, Dallas has a high cost of living, however, it isn’t as expensive as destinations like San Francisco. The prices of daily necessities like milk, eggs, and bread trend with national averages, while Dallas real estate tends to be higher than average. 

Making up for the cost of real estate in Dallas is its extraordinary job market. Adjusting for the cost of living expenses, Dallas is the third in the nation for the highest salaries. Among the many reasons for this is it serves as home to multiple large corporations, with even more headquartered in proximity. For example, AMR Corporation, that is, American Airlines, employs 25,000 people in neighboring Fort Worth. And in Dallas are JCPenney, AT&T, Southwest Airlines, ExxonMobil, Fossil, and Kronos. Furthermore, healthcare is a thriving industry in Dallas with Baylor Healthcare System and Texas Health Resources employing many people. Additionally, the city is an excellent place for entrepreneurs to get started. In fact, Forbes Magazine ranked Dallas number ten in the nation among the best places for business and careers.

Further contributing to the popularity of this city are the many diverse communities, neighborhoods, and subdivisions it encompasses. Prospective homebuyers desiring to live amidst all the action should consider real estate in Central Dallas. Central Dallas is where you’ll find the newest businesses and restaurants, in proximity to shopping, nightlife, and public transportation. Some of the wealthiest real estate in the Dallas-Fort Worth region is located just a few miles north in the Park Cities area. Park Cities properties are high-end and also afford easy access to fabulous attractions, dining, and shopping at Lover’s Lane. For those seeking diversity in an up-and-coming community, Oak Cliff is an excellent choice, while East Dallas, near White Rock Lake, is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.  Homebuyers desiring proximity to Fort Worth and Arlington, along Interstate 30, should consider Dallas homes for sale in West Dallas. West Dallas is the area west of Trinity River, and it is also experiencing a revitalization and offers affordable real estate for your consideration. Because of the extraordinary diversity of available properties in Dallas, listing prices fall across an extensive range. If you would like more detailed information about the Dallas real estate market, we would love to assist you, so please do not hesitate to contact us at your earliest convenience.

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