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Prairies and Lakes
The Metroplex of Dallas-Fort Worth dominates the Prairies and Lakes region of Texas. It is home to some of the fastest growing communities in the U. S., The Dallas Cowboys, and Nieman-Marcus. What more could you want!
Part of the growth of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is the central location for travel to all parts of the United States, and the DFW airport that accommodate all of your travel destinations.
The economic stability of this region along with a very attractive cost of living, awesome medical facilities and abundant arts and entertainment choices will be desirable for retirees.
If you want the proximity of these advantages with the slower, there are beautiful small and midsize towns within a short drive of the Metroplex.
The southern region of the Prairies and Lakes region is home to Texas A & M University. The Bryan-College Station area is proud of their Aggies and tradition. Another shining star in this region is the renowned Scott & White Medical Center.