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Swoop into Dallas' next hot neighborhood with this new luxe home

The neighborhood near Inwood Village is next on the list of rapidly developing Dallas neighborhoods, and you could claim your spot before the real boom happens.

The new transitional home at 7303 Kaywood Dr. is close to all the area's top draws — UT Southwestern Medical Center, Love Field, The Plaza, Landmark's Inwood Theatre —and comes outfitted with modern touches for truly luxurious living.

Listed by Kevin McGovern with The Associates Realty for $1,150,000, the home is 3,956 square feet with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. Natural light pours in through the eight-foot windows, creating an inviting ambience and spotlighting the white oak floors than run throughout the open floorplan.

The downstairs feels especially airy because of 11-foot-high ceilings, but keep in mind the 52-inch linear fireplace when you need something to cozy up to.

The kitchen is the perfect place for home chefs to experiment with their cooking skills, thanks to custom cabinets, quartz countertops, Jenn Aire stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry. Or for those nights you don't feel like cooking, pull up a seat at the large island to enjoy a glass of wine and take-out from nearby restaurants such as Flower Child, Mesero, Bread Winners Cafe, Mola Mola, and Asian Mint.

Need a little R&R? The master suite is literally where dreams are made. The large room has a sliding door that grants instant access to the backyard, and a spa-like bath. Enjoy a soak in the spacious tub, or spread out your products out at the separate vanity area. The walk-in closet is big enough for two — or just one, if you prefer.

Speaking of storage, there is an additional 500 square feet of space above the garage. Also upstairs are two large bedrooms, an enclave for a desk, a flex room, and a full bath and powder room.

Park your car in the rear-entry garage, which has a 10-foot wrought iron gate. If you’re looking to do some outdoor entertaining, the covered back patio is an ideal location for a barbecue.

The covered patio is an ideal location for a barbeque or other outdoor entertaining.

Photo courtesy of The Associates Realty

The covered patio is an ideal location for a barbeque or other outdoor entertaining.

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Dallas Got Robbed

The richest small town in Texas is surprisingly not in Dallas

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Houston neighbor Bellaire is the richest town in Texas.

A survey of affluent small towns has found one town in Texas to be at the top of the list, but shockingly, it is not in Dallas. The town of Bellaire, a small enclave within the Houston metro area, has earned the top spot as the richest small town in Texas for 2025. Boo.

The report, "The Richest Small Town in Every State," from GoBankingRates, selected one city from each state, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey to determine the 50 richest small towns based on their median household income.

Describing Bellaire as a "small town" might be a misnomer. It's located less than 10 miles from downtown Houston and is fully surrounded by the City of Houston. It's really more of a wealthy enclave within Houston, with a population of just over 17,000 residents.

Those affluent citizens earn a median $236,311 in income every year, which GoBankingRates says is the 11th highest household median income out of all 50 cities included in the report.

The average home in this city is worth over $1.12 million, but Bellaire's lavish residential reputation often attracts properties with multi-million-dollar price tags.

Bellaire also earned a shining 81 livability score for its top quality schools, health and safety, commute times, with an abundance of exceptional local amenities.

Those include conveniently located grocery stores, coffee shops, diverse dining options, and spacious parks.

It's not the first time that Bellaire has caught the eye of GoBankingRates, which previously ranked it as the No. 23 wealthiest suburb in America, and it's been named on similar lists comparing the richest American cities.

Dallas can take comfort in the fact that a different survey found Lewisville to be of the cities attracting the most high-income households, meaning those that make more than $200,000. However, census data places the most recent median income in Lewisville at $85,002 — so it's nowhere close to catching up to Bellaire.

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