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Irving Real Estate For Sale In TX

Irving

Just northwest of downtown Dallas, Irving is a suburban city with fast-appreciating homes, easy commutes, and little lakes and walking trails. Irving represents one of the higher-value markets in Texas real estate while remaining comfortably affordable in the context of the Dallas market. To learn more about Irving, TX real estate, check out our listings below.

$419,500

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$380,000

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1002 Brookhollow Drive

Irving, TX 75061

Single Family Home For Sale

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$665,000

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300 O'connor Ridge Boulevard #25

Irving, TX 75038

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$925,000

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$698,000

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$315,000

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$349,991

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$310,000

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$875,700

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4146 Khawlah Nafal Court

Irving, TX 75038

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$895,390

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4151 Khawlah Nafal Court

Irving, TX 75038

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$150,000

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416 Santa Fe Trail #102

Irving, TX 75063

Condo For Sale

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3420 Country Club Drive W #114

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$350,000

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$369,900

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$625,000

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More about Irving, TX Real Estate

Real estate location is key and Irving is considered extremely well-located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Only 15 minutes from downtown Dallas, 40 minutes from Fort Worth, and 10 minutes from the airport, you’d be hard-pressed to find another suburb with shorter commute times.

Irving real estate attracts newcomers from across the U.S. with its phenomenal job market. As a home base for several Fortune 500 companies, Irving is home to professionals, both young and old. When they’re not at work, Irving residents take to the many walking and biking trails that interlace the city or hang out in the fashionable Los Colinas neighborhood which is home to some of the best restaurants and entertainment venues in Irving.

With over 240,000 people calling Irving home, you’ll have no trouble finding something to do every night of the week if that’s your thing, and being as close as you are to downtown Dallas, no amenity, no matter how niche, is out of reach.

Real Estate Market in Irving, TX

The true value of Irving, TX real estate is its prime location between downtown Dallas, Fort Worth, and the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The median listing price for single-family homes for sale in Irving, TX is $420K, making Irving one of Dallas’ higher-valued suburbs but still more affordable than Dallas real estate which lists for a median of $100K more.

Irving real estate has seen impressive growth over the last few years and home prices have appreciated an average of 4% annually since 2000. Most real estate for sale in Irving consists of apartment buildings, with single-family homes making up about 38% of properties. Condos for sale in Irving are a popular investment, and you'll find most of them concentrated in the south of the city and in the fashionable northern neighborhoods. If you’re looking for undeveloped real estate for sale in Irving, TX the vast majority of open land is in the southern part of the city, with some lots selling for as little as $10K and as much as $4M.

Neighborhoods in Irving, TX Real Estate

Las Colinas

Las Colinas is a fashionable northern Irving neighborhood known for its high-end restaurants and real estate. Las Colinas sports plenty of new single-family detached homes and futuristic luxury condos ranging from $300K to $2M. There’s plenty to do in Las Colinas both indoors and out, and the local schools include MacArthur High School, Jack E. Singley Academy (high school), and Lee Elementary School.

Valley Ranch

The northernmost neighborhood in Irving, TX real estate, Valley Ranch is a master planned community of one-story single-family homes listing for between $400K and $800K. With riverside walks to the east and local schools like Valley Ranch Elementary School, New Age Montessori School, and Tom Landry Elementary School providing high-quality education, Valley Ranch is a top Irving neighborhood.

Distance to Other Cities From Irving, TX

13 miles - Dallas, TX
25 miles - Fort Worth, TX
104 miles - Waco, TX
204 miles - Austin, TX
251 miles - Houston, TX

Schools in Irving, TX

Irving real estate is primarily served by the Irving Independent School District (IISD), while portions of Irving are served by Carrollton - Farmers Branch, Coppell, and Grapevine - Colleyville Independent School Districts. The top high schools in Irving include:

Coppell High School (Coppell ISD)
Irving High School (Irving ISD)
Jack E. Singley Academy (Irving ISD)
MacArthur High School (Irving ISD)
Nimitz High School (Irving ISD)
Ranchview High School (Carrollton - Farmers Branch ISD)

Frequently Asked Questions About Irving Real Estate

What’s the zip code for Irving, TX?

The zip codes for Irving real estate include:

75038 | 75039 | 75061 | 75062 | 75063 | 75060

What county is Irving, TX, in?

Irving, TX, is in Dallas County, located northwest of Dallas proper.

Where is the nearest airport to Irving, TX?

There are two major airports near Irving, TX real estate:

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is about 11 miles or 15 to 20 minutes from Irving, TX.
Dallas Love Field Airport is about ten miles or 15 to 20 minutes from Irving, TX.

How far is Garland from Irving, TX?

Garland is 25 miles or about 40 miles from Irving, TX real estate.

How far is Mesquite from Irving, TX?

Mesquite is about 26 miles or 35 minutes from Irving, TX.

How far is Frisco from Irving, TX?

Frisco is about 34 miles or around 40 minutes away from Irving, TX real estate.

What is famous about Irving, TX?

With Irving’s central location to the DFW airport and the Dallas / Fort Worth area, it’s often thought of as one of the most diverse cities in the country. Irving is also known for its hospitality, with over 75 hotels and its many quality restaurants, proximity to entertainment, and availability of transportation services.

Things To Do in Irving, TX

Irving Parks and Recreation

Irving places importance on its parks and recreation amenities with the city’s department hosting numerous events, like egg hunts to neon disc golf, across the area. There are also dog parks, lighted walking trails, playgrounds, ponds, and more at places like Victoria Park, Centennial Park, and Heritage Park.

Irving Shopping and Dining

With Irving’s convenient location to nearly everywhere in DFW, the shopping and dining experiences are truly limitless! Irving can hold its own with amenities like the Irving Mall, Las Colinas Village, and hundreds of other quality restaurants and shops, but even if that’s not enough, places like Northpark Mall and the Galleria of Dallas, and Cabella’s in Fort Worth are only a quick drive away from most real estate in Irving.

Living in Irving, TX

Cost of Living in Irving, Texas

The overall cost of living in Irving, TX, is 6.7% higher than the state average and slightly higher than the national average by 0.6%. You’ll likely pay about the same for healthcare and utilities, yet more for groceries, real estate, and transportation compared to the rest of the state. The median household income for Irving, TX, is $66,567.

Medical Access in Irving, Texas

Those living in Irving real estate have convenient access to medical care through Medical City Las Colinas or the Irving campus of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center. To the southeast of Irving is Parkland Health, which houses a level I trauma center and burn unit.

Weather in Irving, Texas

Irving, TX, is located in a humid subtropical climate. Summers are hot and humid, with average temperatures reaching 95°F in July. Winters are chilly and mild with average temperatures dipping around 36°F in January. May is Irving’s wettest month, producing the occasional severe thunderstorm. Irving real estate receives about 37 inches of rain each year and it rarely snows, as Irving might receive about an inch of snow all year.

Irving TX Jobs Market

Real estate in Irving is close to the DFW International Airport, making the city an ideal place for numerous major businesses to headquarter here, as well as several subsidiaries of foreign companies. Specifically, Nokia America and NEC Corporation of America, and OSG USA INC. are subsidiaries that can all be found in Irving, TX. Some of the major companies headquartered in Irving include: Chuck E. Cheese, Kimberly-Clark, La Quinta Inns and Suites, and Michaels Stores.

The largest employers in Irving are:

Citigroup, Inc.
Verizon Communications
Irving Mall
DFW International Airport
Allstate Insurance
Pioneer Natural resources
Microsoft
Neiman Marcus Direct
Health Management Systems
7-Eleven

Transportation in Irving, TX

Most of Irving is car-centric; however, due to the nature of the city catering to out-of-town travelers visiting the DFW area, public transportation plays an important role in the city’s infrastructure. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) serves Irving through several bus routes and the Trinity Railway Express has a couple of commuter rail stops in the city. Las Colinas Urban Center has its own transit service called the Las Colinas APT System, which connects people with the different businesses and entertainment spots throughout the area.

Several major roadways run through Irving, making traveling by vehicle convenient. Hwy 183 enters Irving from the southeast and immediately turns west, where Hwy 114 begins and then travels northwest through the middle of the city. Hwy 161 runs southwest and northeast through Irving, while a portion of I-635 (LBJ Freeway) travels east and west through the north end of Irving.

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