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Las Colinas
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Living In Las Colinas
- Tranquil Green
- Retail Hub
- Historic Roots
- Café Culture
- Outdoor Trails
- Suburban Calm
Las Colinas is a dynamic, master-planned community in Irving, Texas, best known as one of the most successful mixed-use developments in the country. Designed to blend urban sophistication with country club and golf course communities, Las Colinas offers a unique lifestyle that combines luxury residences, corporate campuses, entertainment, and nature.
Architecturally, the area is diverse, ranging from modern low- and high-rise condos and waterfront townhomes to gated estates and golf course communities. The atmosphere is polished, professional, and energetic, appealing to executives, frequent travelers, and residents who want proximity to work, dining, and DFW International Airport without sacrificing quality of life.
Las Colinas Schools
Colleyville benefits from highly regarded school districts:
- Las Colinas is served by the Irving Independent School District (IISD), with additional access to private and charter schools throughout Irving and nearby Coppell.
- Irving ISD serves Las Colinas with a range of academic programs, including magnet schools, career academies, and International Baccalaureate pathways.
- Elementary schools such as Lee Britain Elementary and La Villita Elementary are well-regarded for strong teacher engagement and diverse academic offerings.
- Middle schools, including Travis Middle and Bush Middle, offer advanced coursework and fine arts programs.
- High school options include MacArthur High School and Ranchview High School, both of which offer AP programs, career academies, and strong extracurricular activities.
- Nearby private schools include The Highlands School (Irving), Coppell Christian Academy, and Great Hearts Irving (charter).
Amenities & Lifestyle
Design & lifestyle: Las Colinas is designed for convenience, recreation, and culture.
Outdoor & Recreation:
- Lake Carolyn & Mandalay Canal with gondola rides, walking paths, and waterfront dining.
- Campion Trail system for biking and running.
- Numerous parks and green spaces.
Golf & Resorts:
- The Nelson Golf and Sports Club (home of the former PGA Byron Nelson Golf Tournament) has a two 18-hole courses (TPC Course and Cottonwood Course), a driving range with Trackman, tennis courts (4-indoor and 8-outdoor courts), pickleball courts (4-outdoor and coming in 2026 3-4 indoor courts), an indoor lap pool, plus a workout facility and wellness.
- The Ritz Hotel with golf, spa, tennis, and dining next door at The Nelson.
- Las Colinas Country Club - with an 18-hole golf course and driving range, tennis courts (both indoor and outdoor courts), pickleball courts, plus a workout facility.
Dining, Shopping & Entertainment:
- Toyota Music Factory for concerts and nightlife.
- Waterfront restaurants and cafés in the Urban Center.
- Easy access to retail in Coppell, Valley Ranch, and Grapevine.
Overall lifestyle: The lifestyle is modern, active, and professional — ideal for those who value walkability, travel access, and a polished environment.
Real Estate
Real estate in Las Colinas spans a wide range of price points and property types, making it one of the most versatile luxury markets in DFW.
Market Snapshot:
- Condos and townhomes typically range from $400K to $2M. Single-family homes range from $700K to $3M+, with estates exceeding that in gated communities
- Architectural styles include modern, Mediterranean, traditional, and contemporary builds
- Strong rental demand due to corporate presence and proximity to DFW Airport
Inventory varies by neighborhood, with gated communities and waterfront properties in especially high demand.
Moving to Las Colinas: What You Need to Know
Lifestyle Expectations: Expect an urban-meets-resort lifestyle with access to dining, entertainment, golf, and corporate offices. Las Colinas suits professionals, executives, and frequent travelers who want convenience without sacrificing quality or amenities.
Cost of Living & Budget: Las Colinas offers more flexibility than Westlake or Southlake, with luxury options at multiple price points. HOA fees are common in condos and gated communities, especially in golf communities.
Commute & Transport:
- 5–10 minutes to DFW International Airport.
- Direct access to Highways 114, 183, 635, and 161.
- DART Orange Line provides rail access to Dallas.
- Central location between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Future Growth & Development: Las Colinas continues to evolve with mixed-use development, luxury multifamily projects, and corporate expansions. Demand remains strong due to infrastructure, transit access, and business presence.
Community Vibe & Demographics: The area attracts professionals, executives, international residents, and downsizers. The vibe is cosmopolitan, diverse, and career-oriented, with pockets of quiet residential living.
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Key Details
The Neighbors
Colleyville is a city in Tarrant County within the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, with just over 26,000 residents as of the 2020 census . It has evolved from a 19th‑century farm town into a peaceful, well‑established suburb .
The Lifestyle
Residents enjoy a calm and well‑cultivated suburban environment. Outdoor living is emphasized with parks like the Colleyville Nature Center and miles of trails among peaceful green spaces .
The Market
While specific pricing data isn't cited here, Colleyville is regarded as an upscale suburb closely tied to the broader Dallas–Fort Worth housing market. Proximity to major employers and amenities suggests a stable and sought‑after residential market.
The Appeal
Colleyville strikes a compelling balance of nature, retail convenience, and historic charm. The Cotton Belt Trail, shopping at Town Center Colleyville, and tranquil parks offer both outdoor excitement and shopping ease .
If You Do One Thing...
Visit the Colleyville Nature Center, a 40‑acre preserve offering hiking trails, fishing ponds, and wildlife observation—ideal for a peaceful outdoor outing .