Years ago, Arlington was considered to be a bedroom community between Dallas and Fort Worth. But as major corporations recognized the benefits of Arlington’s location to all areas of the Metroplex, as well as the city’s proximity to the DFW Airport, Arlington’s population grew and the perception of this “bedroom community” changed.
Today’s Arlington is no longer thought of as a suburb of Dallas or Fort Worth. Rather this town of over 360,000 is home to many major corporations such as General Motors, National Semiconductor and Siemens. Read more about living in Arlington…
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Arlington is Known for FUN
“The Entertainment Capital of Texas”, Arlington is located halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth. Just to the north of Arlington is D/FW International Airport, home base for American Airlines and Delta’s second largest hub. Arlington, TX is home to Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbor, the Texas Rangers Baseball Team, The Ballpark in Arlington, and the new Dallas Cowboys’ Stadium. But that’s the Arlington “Tourists” know. Residents know there’s a whole other side to the city.
Arlington Residents Enjoy Amenities “Tourists” Don’t Often Find
Lake Arlington, a 2,275 acre haven for water sport activities that features an 11 mile long paddle trail, is within the city limits. And Joe Pool Lake is just to the southeast. The city’s public parks, municipal swimming pools and recreational centers provide a setting for everything from swimming to softball to tennis. Be sure not to miss River Legacy Park and the River Legacy Science Center. Golfers can take advantage of the city’s four highly regarded municipal courses including Ditto Golf Course and 
Lake Arlington Golf Course. Two private courses, Shady Valley Golf Club and Rolling Hills Country Club are also available.
Arlington Is Home to the Arts
Arlington’s cultural arts include a number of historical museums and art galleries. Live stage productions, for example, are presented by Theater Arlington which also includes a children’s series.
High Quality of Life for Arlington Residents
The rolling terrain makes an ideal setting for Arlington real estate and homes, and indeed the city’s 96 square miles are two-thirds residential land use. Those looking to buy real estate in Arlington will find single-family home on lots of all sizes. Additionally Arlington offers apartments, duplexes, condos and townhomes within every budget. Arlington homeowners are served by the Arlington, Mansfield, Kennedale and Grand Prairie School Districts.
