Where to Retire in Texas would like to thank Irving Kammin, SRES with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage for the great information in this article. If you have questions about Real Estate in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, please feel free to contact Irving at the information below, or visit his website at http://www.retirementintexas.com for a user-friendly listing search for DFW Metroplex.
Retirement in Texas
Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex
Thinking of retiring and moving to Texas? Already here and ready to retire?
The Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex offers everything for people looking to move to their dream home with recreation, sports, golf, nationally recognized cultural centers, upscale living, and simple relaxation in the sun… all near at hand… whether you are looking for a single family home, a gated subdivision, an active adult community, a health, fitness and recreation resort, a luxury condo or a town home, a patio home with low maintenance, a second home, property investment, a brand new builder home, or a country home with acreage and room for horses.
Dallas/Fort Worth offers all the amenities you can think of, and yet the DFW Metroplex housing costs are among the lowest in large metro markets in the USA, and, in addition, Texas has no State Income Tax!
Many major corporations have recognized what the area has to offer leading to one of the highest concentrations of corporate headquaters in the United States, including a very large Information Technology industry base. Such companies include American Airlines, Lockheed Martin, Baylor Healthcare, Citigroup, AT&T, Verizon Communications, Texas Instruments, HP Enterprise Services, Perot Systems, i2, JP Morgan Chase, J.C. Penney Company Inc., Electronic Data Systems (EDS), Southwest Airlines, Bell Helicopters, Raytheon, ExxonMobil and Sprint, etc. This provides excellent employment opportunities, and in turn drives corporate employee relocation to the area which stimulates the residential home market.
Transport and travel is well-served by the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, the 3rd busiest in the world, yet very accessible, and also Love Field Airport, where Southwest Airlines is based. There is also public transit light rail, and the second largest number of freeway-miles per capita in the nation.
It would be difficult, if not impossible, to find a comparable area where the superlative qualities of good weather, high quality recreational and cultural amenities, such as the Kimbell Art Museum, the Bass Hall and the Meyerson Symphony Center, and major professional sports are combined with the availability of wonderful homes at surprisingly moderate prices.
There is a record here of steady residential growth combined with an abundance of suitable building land, so Texas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex have avoided the “house price bubble” which has adversely affected other metropolitan areas with spiraling pricing and consequent collapses. Texas has not suffered in this fashion.
Here is the place and opportunity to sell your present home in, for example, California, New York, Chicago, Boston or Washington, invest in residential property, and move to your dream retirement home with cash to spare.
“Dedicated to your Real Estate needs”
Irving Kammin SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist)
Retirement In Texas – DFW
Where to Retire in Texas would like to thank Irving Kammin, SRES with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage for the great information in this article. If you have questions about Real Estate in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, please feel free to contact Irving at the information below, or visit his website at http://www.retirementintexas.com for a user-friendly listing search for DFW Metroplex.
Retirement in Texas
Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex
Thinking of retiring and moving to Texas? Already here and ready to retire?
The Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex offers everything for people looking to move to their dream home with recreation, sports, golf, nationally recognized cultural centers, upscale living, and simple relaxation in the sun… all near at hand… whether you are looking for a single family home, a gated subdivision, an active adult community, a health, fitness and recreation resort, a luxury condo or a town home, a patio home with low maintenance, a second home, property investment, a brand new builder home, or a country home with acreage and room for horses.
Dallas/Fort Worth offers all the amenities you can think of, and yet the DFW Metroplex housing costs are among the lowest in large metro markets in the USA, and, in addition, Texas has no State Income Tax!
Many major corporations have recognized what the area has to offer leading to one of the highest concentrations of corporate headquaters in the United States, including a very large Information Technology industry base. Such companies include American Airlines, Lockheed Martin, Baylor Healthcare, Citigroup, AT&T, Verizon Communications, Texas Instruments, HP Enterprise Services, Perot Systems, i2, JP Morgan Chase, J.C. Penney Company Inc., Electronic Data Systems (EDS), Southwest Airlines, Bell Helicopters, Raytheon, ExxonMobil and Sprint, etc. This provides excellent employment opportunities, and in turn drives corporate employee relocation to the area which stimulates the residential home market.
Transport and travel is well-served by the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, the 3rd busiest in the world, yet very accessible, and also Love Field Airport, where Southwest Airlines is based. There is also public transit light rail, and the second largest number of freeway-miles per capita in the nation.
It would be difficult, if not impossible, to find a comparable area where the superlative qualities of good weather, high quality recreational and cultural amenities, such as the Kimbell Art Museum, the Bass Hall and the Meyerson Symphony Center, and major professional sports are combined with the availability of wonderful homes at surprisingly moderate prices.
There is a record here of steady residential growth combined with an abundance of suitable building land, so Texas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex have avoided the “house price bubble” which has adversely affected other metropolitan areas with spiraling pricing and consequent collapses. Texas has not suffered in this fashion.
Here is the place and opportunity to sell your present home in, for example, California, New York, Chicago, Boston or Washington, invest in residential property, and move to your dream retirement home with cash to spare.
“Dedicated to your Real Estate needs”
Irving Kammin SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist)
817-689-2361
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
bigdog@bigdoginrealestate.com
irving.kammin@cbdfw.com