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Irving Real Estate - www.ci.irving.tx.us

County	Dallas
Square Miles	67.6
Population	196,750
Households	77,290
Single Family Housing	40%
Median Household Income	$51,374
Average MLS Home Price	$143,936
Tax Rate	$2.698525
School District	Irving ISD, Carrollton/ F.B ISD, Grand Prairie ISD, Dallas ISD

Irving has established itself as a premiere suburban location. Its enjoyable neighborhoods fall into every price range making it a magnet in which to live work and play. It is not just any annex to the Dallas Fort Worth area, from humble beginnings it is a force to be reckoned with. The cities west side has one of Irving's main benefits, the D/FW airport. D/FW is the second busiest airport in the world generating 70,000 local jobs and $6.5 billion annually. Irving's educational system consists of three outstanding school districts, a community college and a major university, the Catholic-run University of Dallas renowned for business and doctoral liberal arts programs. Sports make up a major part of Irving's character as it is home of Texas Stadium the field of the Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys. Likewise, the Stanley Cup Champion Dallas Stars has its home office in Irving as do national sporting events like the ESPN/Budweiser Volleyball Tournament, the Equestrian Grand Prix and the GTE Byron Nelson PGA Golf Classic. Irving is a haven for the arts as well, accredited by the Irving Arts Center funded by the city as promotion of cultural resources. The Center provides technical and financial assistance to new and existing cultural and art groups and maintains a gallery of more than 20 exhibitions a year. The IAC attracts corporate, commercial and performing art groups in the area to a multi-theater complex that is home to Irving's arts organizations and managed by the city. The Irving Symphony Orchestra puts on five concerts a season with each season opener featuring a known musician. Las Colinas, a close suburb of Irving, features its own orchestra, the 85-member Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of Maestro Robert Carter Austin, the orchestra offers an annual season subscription of six concerts a season. Volunteers have the opportunity to experience the Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving. Talents of volunteer orchestra members and guests soloist compliment at least one production a season featuring area vocalists in works like Carmen and La Boheme. Irving also presents entertainment with its Irving Community Concert Band, also a volunteer organization, produces holiday concerts, children's shows, and summer performances free of charge at locations like Victoria Park Pavillion and the Dallas Zoo. Hosting an array of traditional choral classic productions and stage theater coral settings is the 75-member vocal ensemble, the Irving Chorale. Several theatrical troupes, the Irving Community Theater, the Metro Players, Shake's Alive, and the Irving Ballet also have their home in Irving.

Las Colinas
Las Colinas, a renowned urban center and home to over 2,000 business operations has had its home in Irving since the 1970s. An ultra-modern, 12,000 acre business center on Highway 114 provides employment for 60,000. With more than 20 million sq. ft. of office space, 700,000 sq. ft of retail, 11 residential villages with 12,000 single and multi-family homes, 3,200 hotel rooms from four-star to extended stay and over 50 restaurants, Las Colinas has earned its place as a world class community. Irving corporate real estate in Las Colinas includes neighbors like Exxon Mobil, Verizon, Kimberly Clark and the Boy Scouts of America and major corporations like i2 technologies, Microsoft, Lucent Technologies, Southwestern Bell, Zale Corporation and Sprint. Las Colinas homes not only have corporate neighbors defining their culture, the lifestyle amenities surround them as well. Four championship golf courses, including the Tournament Players Course at the Four Seasons where the GTE Byron Nelson is held annually and three private country clubs are found on Las Colinas Land. Also, homes for sale in Irving and Las Colinas are served by a world-class equestrian center, two polo fields and bridle trails and the Elm Fork and Trinity River with over 10 miles of hike-and-bike trails.