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Dallas County is the anchor of the Greater Dallas Area.
ABOUT DALLAS COUNTY

Dallas County is a sprawling metropolitan region known for its unique blend of Southern hospitality and cosmopolitan sophistication. This region is rich in American history, cultural diversity, and an entrepreneurial spirit. Dallas County is home to the city of Dallas, the third-largest city in Texas and the ninth-largest in the United States, along with numerous charming suburbs. The area is known for its vibrant economy with a strong emphasis on finance, information technology, telecommunications, and healthcare.
Education: Education in Dallas County is top-notch. The region is served by multiple independent school districts, the largest being the Dallas Independent School District (DISD). There are also many highly regarded private schools. For higher education, the county boasts several universities and colleges, including Southern Methodist University and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Housing and Neighborhoods: Dallas County offers a wide range of housing options. You can find everything from downtown high-rise condos to single-family homes in leafy suburbs. Some popular residential areas include Uptown, Highland Park, and Lakewood in Dallas, as well as suburbs like Richardson, Irving, and Garland.
Arts and Culture: Dallas County is rich in arts and culture. It boasts the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, the Dallas Arts District, which houses the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. There are also many theaters, music venues, and cultural festivals throughout the year.
Recreation and Outdoor Activities: Dallas County offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation. There's the Trinity River Audubon Center for nature lovers, White Rock Lake for water sports and picnicking, and Fair Park, home to the annual State Fair of Texas. The county also boasts a wide array of parks, sports complexes, and golf courses.
Food and Shopping: You'll never be far from amazing food in Dallas County. The area is renowned for its barbecue, Tex-Mex, and modern American cuisine. Local farmers markets, like the Dallas Farmers Market, provide fresh produce and artisanal goods. For shopping, head to NorthPark Center or the Galleria Dallas for high-end retail, or explore the quirky, independent boutiques in areas like Bishop Arts District and Deep Ellum.
Transportation: Dallas County has an extensive transportation network. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) operates buses, light rail, and commuter rail throughout the area. The county also has a well-developed road network and is served by two major airports, Dallas Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Community and Events: There's always something happening in Dallas County. From Texas-sized festivals and parades, including the State Fair of Texas to the Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
ABOUT DALLAS COUNTY

Dallas County is a sprawling metropolitan region known for its unique blend of Southern hospitality and cosmopolitan sophistication. This region is rich in American history, cultural diversity, and an entrepreneurial spirit. Dallas County is home to the city of Dallas, the third-largest city in Texas and the ninth-largest in the United States, along with numerous charming suburbs. The area is known for its vibrant economy with a strong emphasis on finance, information technology, telecommunications, and healthcare.
Education: Education in Dallas County is top-notch. The region is served by multiple independent school districts, the largest being the Dallas Independent School District (DISD). There are also many highly regarded private schools. For higher education, the county boasts several universities and colleges, including Southern Methodist University and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Housing and Neighborhoods: Dallas County offers a wide range of housing options. You can find everything from downtown high-rise condos to single-family homes in leafy suburbs. Some popular residential areas include Uptown, Highland Park, and Lakewood in Dallas, as well as suburbs like Richardson, Irving, and Garland.
Arts and Culture: Dallas County is rich in arts and culture. It boasts the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, the Dallas Arts District, which houses the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. There are also many theaters, music venues, and cultural festivals throughout the year.
Recreation and Outdoor Activities: Dallas County offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation. There's the Trinity River Audubon Center for nature lovers, White Rock Lake for water sports and picnicking, and Fair Park, home to the annual State Fair of Texas. The county also boasts a wide array of parks, sports complexes, and golf courses.
Food and Shopping: You'll never be far from amazing food in Dallas County. The area is renowned for its barbecue, Tex-Mex, and modern American cuisine. Local farmers markets, like the Dallas Farmers Market, provide fresh produce and artisanal goods. For shopping, head to NorthPark Center or the Galleria Dallas for high-end retail, or explore the quirky, independent boutiques in areas like Bishop Arts District and Deep Ellum.
Transportation: Dallas County has an extensive transportation network. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) operates buses, light rail, and commuter rail throughout the area. The county also has a well-developed road network and is served by two major airports, Dallas Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Community and Events: There's always something happening in Dallas County. From Texas-sized festivals and parades, including the State Fair of Texas to the Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
Professional Sports: Dallas County has it covered! Professional sports events surrounding the Dallas Cowboys (NFL), Dallas Mavericks (NBA), and Dallas Stars (NHL) provide even the most hard core sports fanatics plenty of opportunities to join the community spirit.
PRIMARY CITIES & COMMUNITIES

Dallas: Dallas, the county seat, is the economic and cultural center of the region. This metropolis is known for its high concentration of restaurants and shopping centers, as well as landmarks like the Dallas Museum of Art, the Dallas Arboretum, and the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. Neighborhoods like Uptown, Oak Lawn, and Deep Ellum each have their unique character and attractions.
Irving: Located northwest of Dallas, Irving is a bustling city with a mix of businesses, residential areas, and entertainment destinations. It's home to the Irving Arts Center, which offers a variety of cultural experiences, and the Mustangs at Las Colinas, a breathtakingly realistic bronze sculpture of wild horses. Irving is also home to the Dallas Cowboys' former stadium, Texas Stadium.
Garland: Garland is a large city located northeast of Dallas, known for its community events and recreational activities. The city boasts over 2,800 acres of parks, a historic downtown district, and the Patty Granville Arts Center. It's a family-friendly city with a small-town feel.
Richardson: Richardson is a prosperous and affluent suburb, home to many telecommunication companies, hence known as the "Telecom Corridor". It's also where you'll find the University of Texas at Dallas. Richardson is known for its high-quality education, diverse population, and cultural activities such as the Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival.
Mesquite: Known as the "Rodeo Capital of Texas," Mesquite is a city that mixes Old West heritage with modern comforts. The city is home to the Mesquite Championship Rodeo and hosts numerous family-friendly events throughout the year. It's also renowned for its vibrant arts scene, with several art centers and galleries.
Carrollton: Located northwest of Dallas, Carrollton is known for its high-quality living, numerous parks, and excellent schools. The city has a historic downtown area that offers a variety of dining and shopping options. Carrollton also hosts many community events, including concerts and festivals.
Farmers Branch: Farmers Branch, often referred to as "The City in a Park," is known for its commitment to the preservation of parks, green spaces, and environmental sustainability. It has a strong business community and is home to several corporations. The city also offers a variety of recreational and cultural activities.
Addison: Although one of Dallas County's smallest municipalities, Addison is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous restaurants, clubs, and theaters. It hosts several large events, including Taste Addison, Oktoberfest, and Addison Kaboom Town, a nationally recognized fireworks show.
SCHOOLS

School Districts and Great Schools Ratings: Dallas County is served by 17 School Districts. Many schools have very high Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
Private School Options: There are many private school options throughout Dallas and Dallas County.
LOCATION
Adjacent Counties: Denton County (northwest), Collin County (northeast), Rockwall County (east), Kaufman County (southeast), Ellis County (south) and Tarrant County (west).
ACCOLADES
Best in Texas™: Dallas County, Addison, Carrollton, Coppell, Dallas, Farmers Branch, Garland, Grand Prairie, Highland Park, Irving, Richardson, Rowlett, Sachse, Sunnyvale, University Park, and many other Dallas County neighborhoods, subdivisions and communities are on ALEX Labs' list of the the Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!
PRIMARY CITIES & COMMUNITIES

Dallas: Dallas, the county seat, is the economic and cultural center of the region. This metropolis is known for its high concentration of restaurants and shopping centers, as well as landmarks like the Dallas Museum of Art, the Dallas Arboretum, and the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. Neighborhoods like Uptown, Oak Lawn, and Deep Ellum each have their unique character and attractions.
Irving: Located northwest of Dallas, Irving is a bustling city with a mix of businesses, residential areas, and entertainment destinations. It's home to the Irving Arts Center, which offers a variety of cultural experiences, and the Mustangs at Las Colinas, a breathtakingly realistic bronze sculpture of wild horses. Irving is also home to the Dallas Cowboys' former stadium, Texas Stadium.
Garland: Garland is a large city located northeast of Dallas, known for its community events and recreational activities. The city boasts over 2,800 acres of parks, a historic downtown district, and the Patty Granville Arts Center. It's a family-friendly city with a small-town feel.
Richardson: Richardson is a prosperous and affluent suburb, home to many telecommunication companies, hence known as the "Telecom Corridor". It's also where you'll find the University of Texas at Dallas. Richardson is known for its high-quality education, diverse population, and cultural activities such as the Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival.
Mesquite: Known as the "Rodeo Capital of Texas," Mesquite is a city that mixes Old West heritage with modern comforts. The city is home to the Mesquite Championship Rodeo and hosts numerous family-friendly events throughout the year. It's also renowned for its vibrant arts scene, with several art centers and galleries.
Carrollton: Located northwest of Dallas, Carrollton is known for its high-quality living, numerous parks, and excellent schools. The city has a historic downtown area that offers a variety of dining and shopping options. Carrollton also hosts many community events, including concerts and festivals.
Farmers Branch: Farmers Branch, often referred to as "The City in a Park," is known for its commitment to the preservation of parks, green spaces, and environmental sustainability. It has a strong business community and is home to several corporations. The city also offers a variety of recreational and cultural activities.
Addison: Although one of Dallas County's smallest municipalities, Addison is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous restaurants, clubs, and theaters. It hosts several large events, including Taste Addison, Oktoberfest, and Addison Kaboom Town, a nationally recognized fireworks show.
SCHOOLS

School Districts and Great Schools Ratings: Dallas County is served by 17 School Districts. Many schools have very high Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
Private School Options: There are many private school options throughout Dallas and Dallas County.
LOCATION
Adjacent Counties: Denton County (northwest), Collin County (northeast), Rockwall County (east), Kaufman County (southeast), Ellis County (south) and Tarrant County (west).
ACCOLADES
Best in Texas™: Dallas County, Addison, Carrollton, Coppell, Dallas, Farmers Branch, Garland, Grand Prairie, Highland Park, Irving, Richardson, Rowlett, Sachse, Sunnyvale, University Park, and many other Dallas County neighborhoods, subdivisions and communities are on ALEX Labs' list of the the Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!
Wealthiest Texas Counties: Based on Median Household Income Dallas County is one of the Wealthiest Counties in Texas™.
LinkedIn: Subscribe for free to the LinkedIn Best In Texas Real Estate Newsletter.
Ratings: Niche gives Dallas County an “A" Overall Grade. Niche ranks Dallas County as "#14 in Best Counties to Live in Texas!"
MORE INFORMATION
For more information contact ALEX at 713.918.9951, alex@alex.realestate or complete the form at the bottom of this page.
Visit Dallas County on Wiki.
Ratings: Niche gives Dallas County an “A" Overall Grade. Niche ranks Dallas County as "#14 in Best Counties to Live in Texas!"
MORE INFORMATION
For more information contact ALEX at 713.918.9951, alex@alex.realestate or complete the form at the bottom of this page.
Visit Dallas County on Wiki.
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