Irving at a glance
Irving is a city of 256,684 residents (2020 census) across about 68 square miles in Dallas County, between downtown Dallas and DFW International Airport, part of which lies within the city.
Las Colinas, a master-planned development of more than 12,000 acres, holds corporate headquarters, the Irving Convention Center, the Toyota Music Factory, and the Mustangs sculpture.
Areas to explore
Las Colinas
Offices, apartments, townhomes, and homes around the convention center, Toyota Music Factory, and the Orange Line.
Valley Ranch
A residential area in northern Irving.
Heritage District
Downtown Irving near the Downtown Irving/Heritage Crossing TRE station.
South and central Irving
Established neighborhoods with quick access to SH 183 and Loop 12.
Housing market
Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) for the city of Irving: a model estimate of the typical home value for single-family homes and condos in the middle third of values, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. It is not a median sale price or list price. Source: Zillow Research data.
Irving has a wide range of housing: apartments and townhomes in Las Colinas, single-family homes in established neighborhoods across the city, and newer homes in northern Irving. Because three school districts serve the city, confirm the district for each address.
Parks, recreation & things to do
- In IrvingMustangs of Las Colinas — A landmark bronze sculpture of mustangs running through a fountain.
- In IrvingToyota Music Factory — An entertainment complex with a concert venue and restaurants near the convention center.
- In IrvingIrving Arts Center — Home to 10 resident arts organizations.
- In IrvingIrving Convention Center — A convention center in Las Colinas with its own Orange Line station.
Dining, shopping & culture
- In IrvingLas Colinas — Restaurants around the Toyota Music Factory and Las Colinas Urban Center.
- Nearby · CoppellOld Town Coppell — Local restaurants just north.
- Nearby · GrapevineHistoric Main Street — Restaurants and wineries to the northwest.
Getting around
- SH 183, SH 114, I-635, and the Bush Turnpike cross the city.
- DART’s Orange Line serves six Irving stations: University of Dallas, Las Colinas Urban Center, Irving Convention Center, Hidden Ridge, Dallas College North Lake, and Belt Line, continuing to DFW Airport.
- The Trinity Railway Express stops at Downtown Irving/Heritage Crossing and West Irving, between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Schools
Irving is served by Irving ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Coppell ISD, depending on the address. Confirm for each property.
School assignments depend on the exact property address and can change. Confirm the district and assigned campuses with the district before you make an offer or sign a lease.
Frequently asked questions
How many DART stations are in Irving?
Six Orange Line stations, plus two Trinity Railway Express stations.
What is Las Colinas?
A master-planned development of more than 12,000 acres in Irving with offices, housing, entertainment, and the Mustangs sculpture.
Which school district serves Irving?
Irving ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, or Coppell ISD, depending on the address.
Is DFW Airport in Irving?
Part of the airport lies within Irving’s city limits.
Keep exploring
Planning a move? Start with our home buying guide, home selling guide, or rental guide.
Sources
- City of Irving
- Irving Convention & Visitors Bureau
- Wikipedia: Irving, Texas
- Wikipedia: Las Colinas
- Wikipedia: List of DART rail stations
- Irving ISD
- Zillow Research: Zillow Home Value Index (city-level, all homes, mid-tier, smoothed and seasonally adjusted), August 2026
Information is provided for general guidance and was reviewed in October 2026. Attractions, businesses, transit service, and school boundaries change; confirm details with the official sources linked above. Clever Realtors is a virtual brokerage serving Dallas–Fort Worth.
