South Dallas

South Dallas, TX real estate offers lakeside homes on Joe Pool Lake, or you can venture as far west as South Arlington, going towards Fort Worth, through plenty of the wide open spaces that makes Texas famous. If you want south Dallas, TX real estate that has a uniquely small-town attitude with all the convenience of being close to one of the fastest growing areas in the nation, then consider looking into homes for sale in the cities south of Dallas.

Duncanville

Duncanville, Texas is west of the intersection of Interstate Highway 20 and U.S. Highway 67 in southwestern Dallas County. The 2000 Census revealed more than 36,000 residents as well as over 1,300 businesses, and the city continues to grow. Choose Duncanville, Texas and find "the perfect blend of family, community and business." Residents of Duncanville, Texas can take advantage of more than twelve city parks, lush golf courses as well as many walking trails. This city prides itself on the cleanliness and upkeep of the area, as proven by their Tree City USA award and over 6,000 hours spent each year maintaining grounds. With an average asking price in the mid $100,000s for Duncanville, TX real estate, this area is the perfect blend of fun, family and work.

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DeSoto, TX

DeSoto, Texas is twelve miles south of Dallas on Interstate Highways 35 and 20, U.S. Highway 67, and Ten Mile Creek in southern Dallas County. In this 21 square mile city, DeSoto, Texas has more than 45,000 residents who often commute to the Metroplex. Many residents are also employed by the city of DeSoto to staff the DeSoto, Texas police and fire departments as well as the public library, nearly 40 public parks, and public schools. DeSoto ISD has twelve campuses, and is rated Academically Acceptable by the Texas Education Agency, including two recognized campuses. With the average listing price of approximately $200,000, DeSoto, TX real estate offers many places to live, work, and raise a family.

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Cedar Hill

Cedar Hill, Texas is a city located sixteen miles from downtown Dallas and is adjoined by Joe Pool Lake and Cedar Hill State Park. The city holds a distinctive character where businesses and families grow in a distinctly safe environment. This city has had an economic boom in the past ten years with the addition of Cedar Hill, TX real estate around major developments like The Plaza at Cedar Hill, The Cedar Hill Crossing, Pleasant Run Towne Crossing, and Cedar Hill Pointe each boasting noteworthy shops, restaurants, chain stores and offices. Typical homes on the Cedar Hill, Texas real estate market are moderately price between $250,000 - $300,000, and offer residents the opportunity to have plenty of convenience without the roar of a big city.

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Lancaster, TX

Lancaster, TX is at the junction of State Highway 342 and Pleasant Run Road, fourteen miles south of Dallas with Ten Mile Creek and its tributaries running throughout the area. Like many of the Dallas suburbs, Lancaster, TX real estate is in demand because the city provides a small town feel with access to a big city life. The approximate population of Lancaster, TX is just around 35,000 residents. Much of Lancaster, TX real estate offers new custom amenities plus an old-west charm. Families often choose Lancaster, Texas real estate for the large yards, gorgeous views and family friendly atmosphere.

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Waxahachie

Waxahachie, the county seat of Ellis County, is on Interstate Highway 35E and U.S. Highway 287 thirty miles south of Dallas in the central part of the county. The town is home to the Ellis County Historical Museum and Gallery, and also hosts the annual Scarborough Renaissance Faire. Waxahachie, Texas embraces its historic background by maintaining the older architecture while keeping employment in the city highly oriented toward the local industries such as Owens Corning, Georgia-Pacific and neighboring Texas Industries. As Waxahachie builds toward the future, Waxahachie, Texas real estate has never been more popular. Besides local industries, larger non-industrial employers in Waxahachie include Baylor Medical Center and the Waxahachie Independent School District. Waxahachie, TX real estate features Victorian homes in the center of town, lakefront properties, country homes and new homes with an average listing price in the $200s.

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Ennis, TX

Ennis, Texas is on the Southern Pacific Railroad and at the intersection of Interstate Highway 45, State Highways 34, 75, and 287 fourteen miles southeast of Waxahachie in Ellis County. Nearing 20,000 residents in its 18 square miles, Ennis maintains a small town aura, except when it hosts its annual Bluebonnet Festival in April and the National Polka Festival in May. Ennis, TX real estate has an average listing price in the mid $200s providing country views of rolling hills. Ranch homes with acreage for your roaming horses or elegant executive homes are typical of Ennis real estate. There are also plenty of very affordable options in Ennis, TX making this area popular for young families. For affordability and stylish living, choose an Ennis, Texas home.

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