| Dallas, TX | |
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| State | Texas |
| Population | 1,330,612 |
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Compared to its nearby areas, Dallas is significantly less expensive, and it's a bit less expensive compared to the nation as a whole.
The median home in Dallas costs $188,100. In comparison to its nearby areas it is approximately $403,667 (68%) lower.Compared to the nation as a whole it is roughly $29,400 (13%) lower.
The median monthly rent in Dallas is $1,052. It is roughly $300 (22%) lower compared to its nearby areas.Compared to the entire nation it is is very similar.
Highland Park is Dallas's neighbor to the northwest. Its real estate prices are a lot more expensive. The median home cost in Highland Park is $1,508,900, which works out to $1,320,800 (87%) higher than Dallas. The rent there is a lot more expensive. Highland Park's median rent is $2,275 a month, which comes out to $1,223 (53%) higher than Dallas.
University Park is Dallas's neighbor to the north. Real estate prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home in University Park costs $1,295,500, which comes out to $1,107,400 (85%) higher than Dallas. Its rents are significantly more expensive. In University Park the median monthly rent is $2,069, which comes out to $1,017 (49%) higher than Dallas.
Cockrell Hill is Dallas's neighbor to the southwest. The real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home cost in Cockrell Hill is $99,000, which comes out to $89,100 (89%) lower than Dallas. Rent there is significantly less expensive. The median rent in Cockrell Hill is $734 per month, which works out to $318 (43%) lower than Dallas.
Balch Springs is Dallas's neighbor to the southeast. Its real estate prices are a lot less expensive. The median home price in Balch Springs is $106,000, which is $82,100 (77%) lower than Dallas. Rents there are pretty similar. The median rent in Balch Springs is $1,059 per month, which is very similar to Dallas.
Sunnyvale is Dallas's neighbor to the east. Housing prices there are substantially more expensive. The cost of the median home in Sunnyvale is $380,400, which works out to $192,300 (50%) higher than Dallas. Rent there is a bit less expensive. In Sunnyvale the median rent is $843 per month, which comes out to $209 (24%) lower than Dallas.
Garland is Dallas's neighbor to the northeast. Its real estate prices are somewhat less expensive. The median home in Garland costs $160,800, which is $27,300 (16%) lower than Dallas. Rent there is a little more expensive. Garland's median monthly rent is $1,133, which is $81 (7%) higher than Dallas.