Northern and eastern suburbs continued to dominate the region’s housing market in 2022.
A Dallas company is the latest to put up houses in the market, which has seen interest from buyers and builders from all over North Texas and even from outside the state.
Dallas Morning News reporters visited 25 towns on the cusp of the fast-growing region to find out how they’re preparing.
In 2000, Prosper didn’t even have a single stoplight. Now it’s one of the centers of North Texas’ fastest growth.
The town’s development head says the community will keep its historic charm as it grows from small town to mid-sized city.
Some 30,000 homes are planned there and in the surrounding area over the next decade.
More than 1,000 building permits were issued last year just for single-family homes.
While some towns hope new homes will attract industry, its city officials hope jobs and shopping will attract new homes.
It’s a small town with no retail center, but progress is coming with the approval of four new housing subdivisions.
Many of its residents work at defense contractor L3 in Greenville and at companies in the Rockwall Technology Park.
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