Suburb Sunday
Even though Dallas and Fort Worth are clearly landlocked cities, it doesn’t mean there’s a shortage of shoreline properties. With suburbs like Rockwall, Rowlett, Lewisville, and Little Elm, lakeside living is alive and well. Among these incredible communities, Highland Village stands out for its excellent schools, amazing views, and exquisite real estate. Residents here enjoy…
Read MoreSituated east of Dallas, just south of Lake Ray Hubbard, Sunnyvale offers so much to its suburban residents. With proximity to an abundance of public parks and the lake, this city is perfectly poised for recreation in all forms. Of course, it also offers easy access to all that Dallas has to offer via both…
Read MoreSachse has easy access to all the Metroplex has to offer, yet it’s a suburban oasis that’s rooted in a small-town vibe. The city of 27,000 residents is located just east of US 75 and President George Bush Turnpike, and shares a border with Richardson, making it a lot closer than you think. As such,…
Read MoreJust northwest of Fort Worth and Saginaw, Eagle Mountain Lake exists as a sort of mythical oasis. With one of the most distinguished boat clubs in the country, this small slice of the Metroplex has attracted star-studded visits from Ted Turner, John Denver, the Eagles, and the Beatles. With so much history and an incredible…
Read MoreIf you travel up Highway 121 just past McKinney, you’re bound to go straight through the up-and-coming city of Melissa. As a Dallas area resident for the past several years, I have to admit I had not heard much about this town until recently. However, when I saw the story about a $35M 10,000-seat football…
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