Dallas core
Downtown Dallas
The Metroplex's rail hub and skyline core, going increasingly residential as historic office towers convert to apartments.
DallasUptown Dallas
Dallas's densest, priciest walkable district — a free vintage trolley, the Katy Trail, and high-rise living just north of downtown.
Cities across the metro
Arlington
The stadium city between Dallas and Fort Worth — AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, and Six Flags, without a fixed-route transit system.
DentonDenton
A genuine college town at the Metroplex's northern edge — two universities, a working courthouse square, and a real live-music scene.
TarrantFort Worth
Tarrant County's seat and “Cowtown” — the Stockyards, a museum-district Cultural District, and its own skyline a TEXRail ride from DFW Airport.
Collin / DentonFrisco
The Metroplex's sports-and-entertainment boomburb — the Cowboys' headquarters, the PGA of America, and almost entirely new construction.
CollinMcKinney
Collin County's genuine historic seat — a working 1876 courthouse square, paired with new master-planned communities on the edges of town.
CollinPlano
Collin County's original corporate suburb — Toyota, JCPenney and Frito-Lay headquarters, plus two DART Red Line stations.
Tarrant / DentonSouthlake
An executive suburb built around Southlake Town Square and Carroll ISD's top-rated schools, roughly equidistant from Dallas and Fort Worth.
Coming soon
Irving
Guide in progress.
Richardson
Guide in progress.
Grapevine
Guide in progress.
Allen
Guide in progress.
Garland
Guide in progress.
Grand Prairie
Guide in progress.
Coppell
Guide in progress.
Prosper
Guide in progress.