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Collin and Denton County · Headquarters
Plano added more than 200,000 residents between 1970 and 2000 and only about 63,000 in the twenty years after, so most projects here are second-generation suites, 1980s shopping centers, and homes from the 1970s throu...
Dallas County · 20 min from Plano
Addison fits more than 200 restaurants and over 10 million square feet of office space, most of it built in the 1980s and 1990s, into 4.35 square miles, so commercial work here usually means reworking a second-generat...
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Collin County · 25 min from Plano
Allen grew from 18,309 residents in 1990 to 104,627 in 2020, so most of its houses were built after 1990, in master-planned communities like Twin Creeks, where development began in 1993, and newer ones like StarCreek...
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Tarrant County · 45 min from Plano
Arlington's population has leveled off at about 402,000, and the typical single-family home dates to 1984, so most projects here start inside an existing building, whether a second-generation suite off I-20 or Cooper...
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Tarrant County · 40 min from Plano
Bedford covers about 10 square miles in northeast Tarrant County and grew from 10,049 residents in 1970 to 43,762 in 1990, so most of its houses and shopping centers went up in the 1970s and 1980s and most projects he...
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Johnson and Tarrant County · 70 min from Plano
Burleson grew from 20,976 residents in 2000 to 56,907 by July 2025, and its economic development corporation says the vast majority of its homes were built in 2000 or later, while Old Town still has the brick interurb...
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Denton, Dallas, and Collin County · 20 min from Plano
Carrollton grew from 13,855 residents in 1970 to 82,169 in 1990, and about 59% of its homes were built between 1970 and 1999, so most remodels here start with a house that is 30 to 50 years old. Commercial space follo...
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Collin and Denton County · 35 min from Plano
Celina had 1,861 residents in 2000 and an estimated 64,427 in July 2025, so almost every home and shopping center outside the brick square J. Fred Smith built in 1911 went up after 2000. New commercial space is spread...
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Tarrant County · 40 min from Plano
Colleyville grew from 1,491 residents in 1964 to 19,636 in 2000, and its single family zoning districts require 15,000 to 80,000 square feet per lot, so most residential work here is remodeling, additions, and guest q...
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Dallas and Denton County · 30 min from Plano
Coppell grew from 1,751 residents in 1981 to 35,958 in 2000, and about 77 percent of its homes were built before 2000, by the city's own housing estimates. Shops and restaurants line Denton Tap Road, MacArthur Bouleva...
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Dallas County · 30 min from Plano
Much of the commercial space in Dallas has already had a tenant: railroad-era brick in the West End and Deep Ellum, 1920s storefronts in Bishop Arts, 1950s showrooms in the Design District, and office towers from down...
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Denton County · 40 min from Plano
Denton is a county seat, a two-university town, and the place where I-35 splits into I-35E and I-35W, so one month's work can be an 1880s storefront on the courthouse square, a 1920s pier-and-beam bungalow west of dow...
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Tarrant County · 40 min from Plano
Euless counts 3,228.6 of its 10,378 acres inside DFW Airport, and the city's fact sheet lists only about 311 undeveloped acres left outside the airport, so most work here reworks buildings that already stand. Commerci...
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Rockwall County · 50 min from Plano
Fate had 497 residents in 2000 and an estimated 29,007 by July 2025, so nearly every house here went up after 2000, in communities financed by MUDs and PIDs like Woodcreek, Williamsburg, and Monterra. New commercial s...
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Denton and Tarrant County · 30 min from Plano
Flower Mound grew from 15,527 residents in 1990 to 50,702 in 2000, the boom that led the town to adopt its SMARTGrowth program in 1999, so most homes here date from the 1990s and 2000s, in communities like Bridlewood,...
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Tarrant County · 55 min from Plano
Fort Worth passed one million residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 estimates, and its 352 square miles hold everything from the 1890s streetcar suburb of Fairmount to new shell space around AllianceTexas. Development...
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Collin and Denton County · 15 min from Plano
Frisco went from 33,714 residents in 2000 to a City estimate of 249,511 today, so most of what you'd build in or remodel here is less than 25 years old: first-generation shell space along the Dallas North Tollway, SH...
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Dallas County · 30 min from Plano
Garland grew from 10,571 residents in 1950 to 138,857 in 1980, so a large share of its homes date from that postwar boom, in neighborhoods like Axe, which took shape in the mid-20th century near Lon Wynne Park. Commer...
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Dallas and Tarrant County · 40 min from Plano
Grand Prairie's 209,434 residents (Census estimate, July 2025) live almost entirely in Dallas and Tarrant counties, and more than half of the city's homes were built in 1990 or later. Commercial space runs from the Gr...
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Tarrant County · 35 min from Plano
Grapevine went from roughly 20% developed in the 1970s to well above 90% built out, so most work here reworks what already stands: brick storefronts on Main Street from the late 1800s and early 1900s, wood-frame house...
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Rockwall and Kaufman County · 50 min from Plano
Heath grew from 1,459 residents in 1980 to 9,769 in 2020 under a plan that allows no more than one home per acre of developable land, so the city is mostly custom homes on large lots, some on septic systems, with lake...
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Denton County · 30 min from Plano
Highland Village grew from 516 residents in 1970 to 12,173 in 2000, so most of its houses sit in subdivisions platted from the 1970s through the 1990s, like Village Estates, Briarhill, and Highland Shores, after the f...
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Dallas County · 30 min from Plano
Irving grew from 2,615 residents in 1950 to 45,895 in 1960, so its central and southern streets are largely postwar, while Las Colinas, begun on the north side in the 1970s, added the Urban Center towers and gated vil...
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Tarrant County · 45 min from Plano
Keller went from fewer than 5,000 residents in 1980 to 45,776 at the 2020 census, and its 2021 land use plan found barely a tenth of the city still vacant, so most work here is remodeling homes from the 1980s to the 2...
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Denton County · 25 min from Plano
Lewisville grew from 9,264 residents in 1970 to 46,521 in 1990, a boom the city says put up entire neighborhoods seemingly overnight, and Castle Hills, annexed in November 2021, added a newer master-planned layer alon...
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Denton County · 25 min from Plano
Little Elm had 3,646 residents in 2000 and an estimated 62,727 in 2025, and it wraps around 66 miles of Lewisville Lake shoreline, so most of what you'd build or remodel here is a post-2000 brick home or a one-story s...
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Tarrant, Johnson, and Ellis County · 60 min from Plano
Mansfield grew from 28,031 residents in 2000 to 84,444 by July 2025, so most of its houses date from the 2000s or later, and the city now reaches into Tarrant, Johnson, and Ellis counties. New commercial space lines U...
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Collin County · 25 min from Plano
McKinney builds on two clocks at once: a historic core where the City's latest survey counted 3,338 historic-age buildings and where exterior work needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before a permit, and a west and...
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Dallas and Kaufman County · 35 min from Plano
Mesquite grew from 1,696 residents in 1950 to 55,131 in 1970, and about two thirds of its housing units were built between 1950 and 1989, so a remodel here usually starts with a brick ranch and a lease often means sec...
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Ellis County · 60 min from Plano
Midlothian had 7,480 residents in 2000 and 46,683 by July 2025, so most of its houses and shopping centers are recent, while cement plants, limestone quarries, and the Gerdau steel mill still anchor its industrial eco...
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Collin County · 30 min from Plano
Murphy went from about 3,100 residents in 2000 to 17,708 in 2010, and its 2026 Master Plan says 63 percent of the city's homes were built between 2000 and 2009, with only 3 percent of its land still vacant. Commercial...
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Tarrant County · 45 min from Plano
North Richland Hills began as a 268-acre dairy farm incorporated in 1953 and reached 30,592 residents by 1980, so much of its housing and the commercial corridors along Davis Boulevard and Boulevard 26 date from the 1...
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Collin and Denton County · 25 min from Plano
Prosper had 2,097 residents in 2000 and an estimated 45,605 in 2025, so most of what you'd build or remodel here went up in the last 20 years: pad sites and shell centers along US 380 and Preston Road, and homes insid...
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Dallas and Collin County · 20 min from Plano
Richardson is built out: the Census Bureau counted 119,460 residents in its 2020 base and estimates 118,542 for July 2025, so most projects here rework an existing building, from a 1980s office floor on US 75 to a Chi...
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Rockwall County · 45 min from Plano
Rockwall grew around a courthouse square on land donated for a town in 1854, and the blocks around it still hold one and two story brick buildings from about 1890 to 1920, now inside a form-based Downtown District. La...
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Dallas and Rockwall County · 35 min from Plano
Rowlett sits on two peninsulas reaching into Lake Ray Hubbard, split between Dallas and Rockwall counties, and almost three quarters of its homes were built between 1980 and 2009, most of them in the 1990s. Commercial...
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Rockwall, Collin, and Hunt County · 55 min from Plano
Royse City was platted beside the MKT railroad in 1886, and its Main Street still holds one-part brick commercial blocks inside a Heritage Overlay District, where exterior changes need a Certificate of Appropriateness...
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Grayson County · 55 min from Plano
Sherman, the Grayson County seat, grew from 43,693 residents in 2020 to 52,417 in 2025 while Texas Instruments, GlobalWafers, and Coherent built or expanded chip and wafer plants in the city. New restaurant and retail...
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Tarrant and Denton County · 35 min from Plano
Southlake grew from 2,808 residents in 1980 to 21,519 in 2000 and is now 92% developed, so most residential work here is remodeling and adding on to houses from those decades, many of them on lots of an acre or more....
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Denton County · 15 min from Plano
The Colony began in 1973 as a Fox and Jacobs subdivision of brick homes on the east shore of Lewisville Lake, and about 35 percent of its housing still dates from the 1970s and 1980s. Commercial growth runs along SH 1...
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Ellis County · 70 min from Plano
Waxahachie, the Ellis County seat, grew from 41,107 residents in 2020 to 50,090 in July 2025 by Census Bureau estimates. Its courthouse square of 1890s brick and stone sits inside a Downtown Historic Overlay where the...
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Parker County · 90 min from Plano
Weatherford is the Parker County seat, about 30 miles west of Fort Worth, and it grew from 30,882 residents in 2020 to 40,634 in July 2025 by Census Bureau estimates. Its 1886 limestone courthouse anchors a square of...
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Collin, Rockwall, and Dallas County · 40 min from Plano
Wylie grew from 15,132 residents in 2000 to an estimated 63,842 in 2025, and its own comprehensive plan says roughly half the city's housing was built from 2000 to 2009. Commercial space follows two six-lane roads, St...
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