Just West of Preston Hollow proper, a new mixed-use development project to be called “The Glen at Preston Hollow,” has been scheduled for construction, adding to the dynamic overall growth of the Dallas Metropolitan region. The project will incorporate 175,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space with office space, 1,100 apartments, a104-home luxury residential village and a high rise senior housing complex

Countless corporations, many of which are among the world’s largest, have established their corporate headquarters here. Foreign investment and international trade, have additionally steadied and improved the overall economy of the area as they fuel continuous job growth and varied economic opportunities. In fact, the Dallas-Fort Worth region is adding jobs at twice the national rate. Dallas, the cultural and economic center of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington region collectively known as the Metroplex, additionally boasts lower than average living costs in comparison with most cities of its size.

Having largely avoided the early 2000s incursions of real estate speculators and investors who,with few exceptions, primarily focused on coastal cities, and the foreclosure mess that has affected both these cities and many mid-western cities that have suffered severe job loss, the Dallas real estate marketplace is not only weathering the boom and bust cycle affecting much of the country, but is, in fact, poised for unprecedented growth.

Dallas is a city of numerous neighborhoods offering housing to fit most any budget or lifestyle,from modest to ultra-luxurious. Furthermore, Dallas residents enjoy over 400 parks, 61 miles of bike and jogging paths, twelve public golf courses, numerous educational resources and cultural venues, the most shopping centers per capita than any other city in the country, and more restaurants per capita than New York City.