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Arlington Real Estate For Sale In TX

Arlington

Centrally located to nearly everything in the Dallas Fort Worth area, Arlington, TX, has become the entertainment hub for the DFW area. People come to Arlington to watch professional ball games, concerts, or thrills at the local theme parks. If you’re looking to buy one of the homes for sale in Texas and want to be close to everything, keep scrolling to see if Arlington real estate suits you.

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3805 S Shadycreek Drive

Arlington, TX 76013

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$379,000

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2504 Summer Place Drive

Arlington, TX 76014

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1300 Brookmeadow Court

Arlington, TX 76018

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$415,000

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8019 Stowe Springs Lane

Arlington, TX 76002

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$325,000

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2406 Bennington Drive

Arlington, TX 76018

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$389,000

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4605 Branchview Drive

Arlington, TX 76017

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$340,000

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9115 Acre Meadows Lane

Arlington, TX 76002

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2500 Hollandale Circle

Arlington, TX 76010

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2105 Woodland Oaks Drive

Arlington, TX 76013

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Arlington, TX, Real Estate Market

The Arlington real estate market is reasonably popular in Texas, with homes lasting about 34 days on the market before they go pending, with nearly 98% of homes selling at list price.

Single-family homes comprise the bulk of the city's housing stock (60.7%) though it's common to find condos for sale in Arlington sprinkled throughout the city, too (4.2%). The median list price of real estate in Arlington is roughly $345K.

Arlington was primarily a farming town with only a few homes built from the 1940s through the 1960s. Though you'll find new construction homes in Arlington popping up today, the development of Arlington occurred during a boom from the '70s to the '90s. Most homes for sale in Arlington typically have three bedrooms, but two and four-bedroom homes are standard too.

Arlington, TX Real Estate Sampler

East Arlington

A heavily populated area of Arlington with nearly 100K residents, East Arlington, spans from I-20 up to I-30 and is made up of single-family homes. East Arlington real estate is ideal for those seeking to live amongst the action as it's close to several major roadways, shops and restaurants, and many entertainment venues.

Southeast Arlington

It will be busy anywhere you go in Arlington, but Southeast Arlington is considerably calmer and provides its residents with parks and several green spaces to enjoy. It's also a popular area for families as seven public schools are nearby. It's generally more affordable than the northside of Arlington real estate, with home prices hovering around $280K to $460K.

Dalworthington Gardens

Not precisely a neighborhood but a suburban city entirely engulfed by the north side of Arlington, Dalworthington Gardens has a population of only 2,300 people. Arlington real estate in The Gardens is typically more high-end, with homes on large lots ranging from over 0.5 to 4+ acres. Houses for sale in Dalworthington Gardens range from about $235K for a townhome-style condo to $825K for a 3,600-square-foot single-family home.

Viridian

Want to be near urban amenities while still living in a relaxing atmosphere? Arlington real estate in Viridian may just have what you're looking for. Situated next to the Riverside Golf Club and Lake Viridian, the Viridian neighborhood offers new upscale Arlington real estate with a mixture of single-family homes and townhome-style condos. The townhome-style condos for sale in Viridian range from $350K to $600K, while buyers can find single-family homes starting at $400K and top out at around $1.5M.

Distance to Other Cities From Arlington, Texas

8 miles to Euless, TX
14 miles to Irving, TX
13 miles to Mansfield, TX
98 miles to Waco, TX

Schools in Arlington, TX

Arlington real estate is served by five different independent school districts (ISDs), including Arlington ISD, Mansfield ISD, Fort Worth ISD, Kennedale ISD, and Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD. The top high schools serving Arlington residents are:

Arlington Collegiate High School (Arlington ISD)
Timberview High School (Mansfield ISD)
Martin High School (Arlington ISD)

Arlington residents seeking to further their education past high school can do so through several local colleges and universities, such as:

UT at Arlington
Tarrant County College (southern campus)
Arlington Baptist University
Kaplan College
University of Phoenix
Ogle School (cosmetology school)

Frequently Asked Questions About Arlington, TX Real Estate

What’s the zip code for real estate in Arlington, Texas?

The zip codes spanning Arlington real estate include:

76001 | 76002 | 76005 | 76012 | 76014 | 76018 | 76010 | 76011 | 76017 | 76006

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Arlington, Texas?

There are two main airports in the DFW area. The commercial airports near Arlington real estate are:

DFW Airport is 15 miles or about 21 minutes from Arlington, TX.
Dallas Love Field Airport is 24 miles or roughly 32 minutes from Arlington, TX.

What county is Arlington, Texas in?

Arlington, TX, is the second-largest city (behind Fort Worth) in Tarrant County.

Is Arlington in Dallas or Houston?

Arlington is not in Houston or Dallas. Arlington real estate is a suburb sandwiched between the sister cities of Dallas and Fort Worth.

What are the best neighborhoods or places to live in Arlington, Texas?

Best for families: Southeast Arlington
Best for affordability: Southeast Arlington
Best for luxury living: Viridian
Best for small community: Dalworthington Gardens
Best for commuting: East Arlington

How far is Dallas from Arlington, Texas?

Dallas is 20 miles or roughly 25 to 30 minutes away from Arlington.

How far is Fort Worth from Arlington, Texas?

Fort Worth is 15 miles or about 20 minutes from Arlington.

What is Arlington famous or known for?

With its proximity to both Fort Worth and Dallas, Arlington has been developed into the entertainment hub for the entire DFW area. Can you go to other cities in DFW to be entertained? Sure! Arlington has a high concentration of venues for fun, including Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbour, Globe Life Field (home of the Texas Rangers), AT&T Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys), and more!

Is Arlington a good place to live?

Niche.com ranks Arlington real estate as one of the best places to live in Tarrant County. Real estate in Arlington has also received other recognitions for being one of the best cities for first-time homebuyers and those under 35 and simply one of the best places to buy a home. Money Magazine also named Arlington as the Best Big City in the South. Arlington has a great diversity of people and a plethora of housing options, which are suitable for families, and of course, has a lively nightlife.

Things To Do in Arlington, TX

Attractions in Arlington, Texas

Globe Life Field - Home of the MLB team, the Texas Rangers; fans can watch their home team play here several times throughout the baseball season. Globe Life also hosts several major concert events throughout the year.
Six Flags Over Texas - Opened year-round, this theme park is a local favorite hotspot with rides and shows for the whole family! It’s particularly fun to visit Six Flags during the fall and winter seasons for their Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park events. Here at Six Flags you can ride roller coasters, play carnival games, and eat a variety of foods.
Hurricane Harbor - If you like Six Flags, you may like Hurricane Harbor too, as the same company owns both parks. Hurricane Harbor is a water park open during the summer months and has several slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, and much more!
AT&T Stadium - Home of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Rain or shine, fans can see their beloved Cowboys play with the convenience of the stadium's retractable roof! AT&T is not only used for football but is also utilized for hosting events like auto shows, concerts, and more!

Golf Courses in Arlington, Texas

Lake Arlington Golf Course - This golf course sits on 185 acres with 18 holes and 71 pars. Golfers have access to a chipping area and putting greens, as well as clubs and cart rentals, food, and more!
Meadowbrook Park Golf Course - Looking to play a quick round of golf? You can do so here at this course. The Meadowbrook course has 9 holes and provides a putting green, rentals, food, and an indoor practice facility.
Texas Rangers Golf Club - A destination-style golf course with an MLB theme, this 18-hole golf course is open daily to the public. You'll find a full restaurant, rental options, a locker room, and event centers!

Parks in Arlington, TX

Vandergriff Park - An 84-acre park named after the former mayor of Arlington, Tom Vandergriff, for all he’s done for the city. Arlington locals come here to take advantage of the skate park, pool, sports fields, playground, trails, and more!
River Legacy Park - A huge park near the River Legacy Living Science Center and along the Trinity River spanning over 1,030 acres. Here residents have access to trails, a pavilion, a playground, exercise spaces, and more!

Living in Arlington, TX

Cost of Living in Arlington, Texas

The cost of living in Arlington real estate is 6.6% more than the Texas average and only 0.8% more than the U.S. average. If you purchase a home in Arlington, you’ll likely pay about the same for healthcare and utilities but more for things like groceries, housing, and transportation. The median household income in Arlington, TX, is $65,481.

Weather in Arlington, Texas

Arlington is located in a humid subtropical region. Summers are known to be hot and humid, with average high temperatures reaching 94.4°F in August. Winters are mildly cool, with the average low temperature dipping to 35°F in January. Arlington real estate experiences snow about once or twice a year, but sometimes it doesn't receive any at all. Arlington receives roughly 40 inches of precipitation each year.

Healthcare in Arlington, Texas

Since Arlington is smack dab in the middle of the DFW area, residents living in Arlington real estate have close access to some of the world's best medical facilities in neighboring cities. As a large city, Arlington has healthcare facilities within its city limits. Major hospitals in Arlington include:

Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital - Has a labor and delivery unit and a level III NICU.
Medical City Arlington - Also has a labor and delivery unit and a level III NICU.
USMD Hospital at Arlington

Job Market in Arlington, TX

Though Arlington real estate is close to Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington's economy can hold its own with job opportunities in industries such as entertainment, banking, healthcare, manufacturing, and education. The biggest employers in Arlington are:

Arlington ISD
General Motors
Six Flags Over Texas (also owns Hurricane Harbor)
UT at Arlington
Texas Health Resources

Transportation in Arlington, TX

Like most of the DFW area, Arlington is a car-dependent city. Several major roadways flow through the city that makes traveling convenient, including:

I-20 runs east and west through the center of Arlington.
I-30 runs east and west through the north side of Arlington.
Spur 360 runs north and south along the eastern border of Arlington and eventually turns into a toll road south of I-20.
HWY 287 comes up from the south and merges with I-20 and then I-820 before running up to Fort Worth.

People living in Arlington real estate also have access to a public transportation service called Via Arlington, offering an on-demand autonomous vehicle ride to and from the UT at Arlington campus and Downtown Arlington.

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