Irving

Average Sales Price

$552,267

Median Sales Price

$429,933

Total Listings

553

Population

218,572

Irving, Texas is a bustling city located in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. With its central location, Irving offers easy access to major highways, DFW International Airport, and a wide range of amenities. The city is home to a thriving business district, with many corporate headquarters and office spaces, making it a popular destination for professionals and entrepreneurs. Irving is also known for its many entertainment and recreational options. Residents and visitors can enjoy a day at the Irving Arts Center, which features rotating art exhibits, theaters, and a sculpture garden. Those looking for outdoor activities can explore the beautiful Mandalay Canals or go for a hike at Campion Trail, a scenic riverside pathway. Additionally, Irving is home to a wide variety of dining options, ranging from luxurious steakhouses to diverse international cuisines. With its vibrant community, convenient location, and endless opportunities for entertainment, Irving is a city that has something for everyone.

Is Irving a good place to buy a home?
Yes. Irving is an exceptional choice for homebuyers seeking central Dallas–Fort Worth location, immediate DFW Airport access, major employment opportunities, diverse neighborhoods, and unbeatable urban convenience. The city offers a dynamic lifestyle with the Las Colinas Urban Center (corporate headquarters hub), extensive business districts, diverse international dining and shopping, excellent parks including the Campion Trail system, direct access to both Dallas and Fort Worth, and DART rail connectivity while maintaining diverse housing options from affordable starter homes to luxury high-rises and waterfront properties along Lake Carolyn.

What are the best neighborhoods in Irving?
Some of the most well-known neighborhoods in Irving include:

Las Colinas – Prestigious master-planned urban center featuring luxury high-rise condos, waterfront properties along Lake Carolyn, corporate headquarters, upscale dining, Mandalay Canal Walk, and sophisticated urban lifestyle

Valley Ranch – Upscale master-planned community with golf courses, resort-style amenities, trails, parks, luxury homes, and family-friendly atmosphere

Cottonwood Valley – Established neighborhood with mature trees, well-maintained homes, and convenient location near shopping and highways

Hackberry Creek – Beautiful community with creek access, trails, parks, and diverse home styles

Northgate – Well-established neighborhood with affordable homes and convenient access to DFW Airport and highways

Riverside – Homes near campgrounds, trails, and Trinity River access offering recreational lifestyle

Las Colinas Country Club Estates – Exclusive gated community with luxury custom homes and golf course living

Heritage District – Historic Irving homes near Heritage Park with character and downtown proximity

What school districts serve Irving?
Irving is served by multiple school districts depending on location:

Irving ISD – Serves the majority of Irving with numerous elementary, middle, and high schools including Irving High School, Nimitz High School, MacArthur High School, and other campuses offering comprehensive education programs and diverse student populations

Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD – Serves northern portions of Irving with highly rated schools

Coppell ISD – Serves small northwestern portions of Irving with top-rated schools (one of Texas's best districts)

Dallas ISD – Serves small southeastern portions of Irving

School zoning should always be verified for individual properties as boundaries vary significantly throughout the city. Irving ISD offers strong career and technical education programs, advanced academics, and extensive extracurricular activities.

How much are property taxes in Irving?
Property tax rates vary based on school district and local taxing entities but typically average around 2.0%-2.4% of assessed value depending on the specific location within Irving and which school district serves the property. Texas homestead exemptions can help reduce taxable value for owner-occupied homes. Dallas County property taxes are competitive, and Irving's diverse housing stock means options across all price points and tax levels.

What's the commute like from Irving?
Irving offers arguably the best central location in the entire Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex with unmatched highway access and connectivity. Typical commute times include:

DFW Airport: 5-15 minutes from most Irving locations (ideal for airline employees and frequent travelers)
Downtown Dallas: 15-25 minutes via I-35E or DART Orange Line
Downtown Fort Worth: 25-35 minutes via SH-183 or I-30
Las Colinas (internal): 5-10 minutes for most Irving residents
North Dallas/Addison: 10-15 minutes
Plano/Legacy area: 20-25 minutes
Arlington: 20-25 minutes
Grapevine: 10-15 minutes
Frisco: 25-30 minutes
Irving's extraordinary location and access to I-635 (LBJ Freeway), State Highway 114, State Highway 183, State Highway 161, I-35E, President George Bush Turnpike, and DART Orange Line stations (including Las Colinas Urban Center Station, Irving Convention Center Station, DFW Airport Station, and others) provide unparalleled connectivity to every corner of the metroplex. Many residents work locally in Irving's massive employment base including:

Las Colinas corporate headquarters: ExxonMobil, Kimberly-Clark, Fluor Corporation, Microsoft, Verizon, Fidelity Investments, and hundreds of other major employers
DFW Airport and related businesses
Irving business districts and distribution centers

HOUSES FOR SALE IN IRVING

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1/34 34

Open Sun 3PM-5PM

$ 625,000

4 Beds3 Baths2,664 SqFt

2024 S Hill Drive, Irving, TX 75038

Single Family Home

Listed by Jeniffer Teran of Realty One Group Rose
1/25 25

Open Sun 12PM-2PM

$ 325,000

3 Beds2 Baths1,198 SqFt

947 E Oakdale Road, Irving, TX 75060

Single Family Home

Listed by Colin Pair of Keller Williams Realty
1/21 21

Open Sun 12PM-2PM

$ 389,900

3 Beds2 Baths1,794 SqFt

1716 Creek Ridge Court, Irving, TX 75060

Single Family Home

Listed by Emmanuel Salazar Fraga of Lewis Real Estate Group

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Bathrooms 2.81 3

Bedrooms 3.24 3

Year Built 1988 1985

Lot Size 59,513 Sqft 7,753 Sqft

Taxes $10,073 $8,642

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HOUSES FOR SALE IN IRVING

2024 S Hill Drive, Irving, TX 75038

947 E Oakdale Road, Irving, TX 75060

1716 Creek Ridge Court, Irving, TX 75060

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