Irving may be the most central city in the region: downtown Dallas on one side, DFW Airport on the other, and rail lines to both. Here is what living there looks like.
Las Colinas
Las Colinas covers more than 12,000 acres, with corporate offices, apartments, townhomes, the Irving Convention Center, the Toyota Music Factory, and the famous Mustangs sculpture.
Rail on two lines
DART’s Orange Line serves six Irving stations and continues to DFW Airport. The Trinity Railway Express stops at Downtown Irving/Heritage Crossing and West Irving, linking Dallas and Fort Worth.
Homes
Housing ranges from Las Colinas apartments and townhomes to established single-family neighborhoods and newer homes in the north. Compare homes within the same school district and area.
Schools
Irving ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Coppell ISD each serve parts of Irving. Confirm the district for every address.
Irving housing market: what the numbers say
Typical home value, August 2026: $339,198, down 0.3% from $340,254 in August 2025.
Irving’s typical value was roughly flat over the year to August 2026 in this dataset.
Questions to ask before you buy, sell, or rent in Irving
- Which school district serves this address?
- How far is the nearest Orange Line or TRE station?
- Does airport noise affect this street?
- For townhomes: what do HOA dues cover?
- For sellers: which recent sales are in the same district and area?
- For renters: what are the parking and amenity fees?
Keep exploring
See the Irving community page for a quick overview, or compare nearby Coppell, Grand Prairie, Farmers Branch and Dallas. When you’re ready, our home buying guide, home selling guide, and rental guide walk through each step, or talk with a Clever Realtors agent.
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