Irving, TX — Momentum Score, Home Values & Best-For

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Why look at Irving?

  • Moderately priced housing. Median home is $345k.
  • Stable market. Home values -2.2% year-over-year — neither overheated nor falling.
  • No state income tax. Higher take-home pay than equivalent salary in a high-tax state.
Irving, TX
Image: Wikipedia · Irving, Texas
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54
Stable
Momentum score · 0–100

Where Irving stands

Steady, no major recent move.

Median home $344,888
1-year -2.2%
5-yr growth +4.1%
vs 5-yr peak -4.7%
Population +0.1%/yr

Home value trajectory · last 10 years

Zillow ZHVI · monthly
peak 2024-05$345k$164k$235k$306k$377k201620182020202220242026

Lifestyle scores

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Walkability
52/100
Somewhat walkable
Estimated from population density. Higher = denser, more amenities within walking distance.
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Public transit
38/100
Minimal transit
Curated list of major US transit systems + population-based estimate. Higher = real subway/rail/bus options.
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Remote work fit
87/100
Excellent for remote work
Composite of city size, housing cost, state tax structure, and region's remote-work track record.

Scores are heuristic estimates from population density, state, and known transit/walkable cities. Not based on a paid Walk Score / Transit Score API — see methodology for the formula.

Rent trajectory · last 5 years

Zillow ZORI · monthly
$1,583/mo$1,241$1,498$1,755202220242026

Home value vs rent · indexed to 100

Both rebased at first month of ZORI data (~2015)
Home valueRent122120100120202220242026

Rent vs buy

Price-to-rent ratio: 18.2
Lean buy

At a 18.2 price-to-rent ratio, Irving is in the 'depends on horizon' zone. Buy if you'll be there 5+ years and value flexibility on the home; rent if you might move, want zero maintenance friction, or expect rates to drop.

How the momentum score breaks down

methodology →
Home YoY
39 · w22%
Home 5-yr growth
60 · w22%
Distance from peak
62 · w18%
Population growth
48 · w16%
Rent YoY
50 · w12%
Home 10-yr growth
74 · w10%

About Irving (Wikipedia)

Irving is a city in Dallas County, Texas, United States. It is part of the Mid-Cities region of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and is an inner city suburb of Dallas. The city had a population of 256,684 according to the 2020 United States census, making it the twelfth-most populous city in Texas, and the 90th most populous in the U.S. Irving includes the Las Colinas mixed-use master-planned community and part of the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

Source: Wikipedia · this summary is contributed and licensed under CC-BY-SA.

City facts

MayorChris Hillman
Area67.97 sq mi
Elevation482 ft
Incorporated (City)April 14, 1914
Motto"Delivering Exceptional Services"
Density3580.20/sq mi

Extracted from the Wikipedia infobox. Values may be slightly out of date relative to the latest sources.

Things to see in Irving(Attractions)

  • Ruth Paine Home

Extracted from the Wikipedia article. Names linked in the source — open the city’s Wikipedia page for details.

Local safety & alerts

No active National Weather Service alerts for Dallas County right now.

Public-safety links are official .gov sources, not curated by us. Dallas County routes NWS alerts; check the state EM portal for non-weather emergencies.

Neighborhoods of Irving

18 tracked · ranked by median home value
1Freeport/Hackberry$755,028-0.9%
2Las Colinas$541,188-1.2%
3Valley Ranch$534,669-2.0%
4Cottonwood$512,474+1.1%
5Bear Creek$367,317-1.0%
6Northwest$348,353-0.1%
7Running Bear$315,201-2.0%
8Vilbig$304,151-3.4%
9Pioneer$299,208-3.0%
10Plymouth Park$293,363-2.5%
11MacArthur$290,836-5.5%
12Senter$290,324-0.9%
13Nimitz$285,564-2.4%
14Irving Heights$284,897-4.1%
15Belt Line$280,162-1.2%
16Shady Grove$274,612-3.1%
17Downtown$271,858+1.7%
18Trinity View$266,840-4.1%

Texas context

Sources: Zillow ZHVI (home values), Zillow ZORI (rents), US Census ACS + place population. Updated when source agencies publish revisions.

Climate & natural-disaster risk

Winter (Jan)
60° / 39°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
95° / 73°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
232
~64% of year
Annual precip
29″ rain
1″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
High
Tornado
Very high
Wildfire
Moderate
Earthquake
Low
Flood
Very high

State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.

Local sports teams

Major professional teams the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington area cheers for. Detailed stats, schedules, and player pages on intherafters.com.

Current weather

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Find rentals & listings

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Local news & community

Updated 2026-05-28 from Google News + Reddit RSS. Filtered for Irving-specific coverage. Headlines link to original sources.

Local economy & environment

Humidity
64%
Moderate climate
Median household income
$73,000
Texas state median
Top industries (state-level)
Energy/Oil & GasTech (Austin)Healthcare

Humidity is annual average relative humidity (NOAA). Income is Census ACS 5-year estimate. Industries are largest employment sectors statewide (BLS); the local mix in a given city may vary.

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Cost-of-ownership at the median

Tax burden
no state income tax
~25% all-in for a $150k earner
Property tax / yr
$6k
1.74% × median home $345k
Climate / hazard
limited data
Plan for the local hazard profile.

Snapshot assumes a $150k single earner buying at the median home. Your real numbers depend on bracket, deductions, school district, and HOA. Use the affordability calculator and net-pay calculator for your specific case.

Schools & crime context

Schools

School quality is district-by-district and varies dramatically within a city. Check GreatSchools or your state DOE rankings for specific schools before deciding. City-level school data coming soon.

Crime

Texas: 421 violent crimes per 100K residents (state avg, FBI UCR). Neighborhood-level rates can vary 10× within one city — research specific areas via CrimeGrade or local police data.

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