Arlington, Texas is home to the new Dallas Cowboys stadium opening Fall 2009.  Other well known attractions/residence include Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers and Theme Park Six Flags Over Texas.  Arlington is located between Fort Worth and Dallas on Interstate 30. The vibrant atmosphere and friendly people make Arlington a truely unique place to live.  

Arlington Homes

The close proximity to Dallas and Fort Worth benefits the owners of Arlington real estate, as living in this area is very desirable and will continue to be. With short commutes to Dallas and Fort Worth, there is a variety of employment opportunities including General Motors and Bell Helicopter, as well as fantastic shopping such as the Parks Mall, arts, culture, and entertainment.

Arlington Homes For Sale

Arlington is named after Robert E. Lee's hometown in Virginia. Settlements began to develop more than 150 years ago while Texas was still an independent republic and Arlington was a frontier fort.  As is the case with much of the west, the railroad brought new prosperity to Arlington, helping to expand the city and transforming it into a center for farming and cotton production. Agriculture was the mainstay of Arlington until 1954, when General Motors built an assembly plant, and the development boom continues today.