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Susan Ball

Why everyone’s moving to North Dallas suburbs

Lavon and McKinney are turning heads as some of the hottest ZIP codes in the U.S. for new movers, and it’s easy to see why. People are flocking to these North Dallas areas for affordable homes, top-rated schools, and that perfect blend of small-town charm with big-city perks. Whether you’re after great eats, outdoor fun, or a family-friendly vibe, Far North Dallas and its neighbors have it all. If you’ve noticed more new faces around town lately, you’re not imagining things! What do you think makes a neighborhood truly feel like home? #Home #DallasLiving #MovingTrends

Matthew Jackson

Dallas rents hit new highs—here’s what’s changing

Rents in Dallas suburbs are reaching record levels, putting more pressure on families already feeling the squeeze from rising living costs. On top of that, the city’s food scene is shifting fast, with longtime favorites like Dick’s Last Resort closing after decades, and new spots like Jashan in Plano bringing fresh flavors. If you’re raising a family here, you’ll need nearly $75,000 a year for one parent to stay home with a child—no small feat as expenses keep climbing. How are these changes affecting your daily life or plans for the future? Let’s talk about what’s next for Dallas and its communities. #RealEstate #DallasLiving #DFW

Heather Moore

Would you pay $11,500+ for Dallas rent?

Luxury living in Dallas just hit a new level—The Galatyn, a 20-story tower by Katy Trail, is rolling out rents starting at $11,500 a month, with penthouses pushing $24,000. These aren’t your average apartments: think full-floor layouts, private terraces, a private bar, sunroom, and even a pizza oven by the pool. With Dallas’s average rent hovering around $1,600, this is a massive leap. Would you consider hotel-style amenities and extra space worth the price tag, or is this just too much for Dallas? Curious to hear what locals think about this shift in the rental market! #RealEstate #DallasLiving #LuxuryRentals

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Why everyone’s moving to North Dallas suburbs

Dallas rents hit new highs—here’s what’s changing

Would you pay $11,500+ for Dallas rent?