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IRVING AT A GLANCE
International access and hometown charm make Irving a great place to live and do business.
Strategic location.
- In the center of the North American continent
- In the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex
- Central time zone
- Easy access to U.S. and the world
Vast transportation network.
- Home to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
- Crisscrossed by five major highways with links to four interstates
- Commuter rail service
- Light-rail service to arrive in Irving by 2011 and at DFW Airport by 2013
A world-class business center.
- More than 10,000 companies
- Five Fortune 500 global headquarters
- Presence of more than 45 Fortune 500 companies
- Las Colinas is a world-renowned master-planned business and residential community
- DFW Freeport is a Class A office-and-distribution center with direct links to DFW Airport
- Foreign trade zone
- Freeport exemptions
- Exceptional business amenities
A business-friendly city.
- Creative and hard-working Economic Development Partnership
- Economic incentives are creatively applied
- Low cost of living and doing business
- Double AAA bond rating
- Council-manager city government
A large, highly educated workforce.
- 3.1 million adults within a 30-minute commute
- Diverse, international population
The heart of a small town.
- Heritage Crossing features shops, restaurants, parks, plazas and a commuter rail stop
- Historic homes on shaded streets
- Community and neighborhood activities
A great place to call home.
- No state income tax
- Housing options range from mansions to urban lofts
- Valley Ranch is a master-planned community
- La Villita is a traditional neighborhood development
- Irving Arts Center
- 12 visual and performing arts groups
- Three symphony orchestras
- Youth arts programs
- National Scouting Museum
- Outstanding restaurants and shopping
- Campión Trails is 22 miles of riverside hike and bike trails
- Sports and entertainment venues in Irving and nearby
- State-of-the-art medical centers
Educational opportunities abound.
- Award-winning public schools
- Excellent private and charter schools
- Three school districts: Irving, Coppell and Carrollton-Farmers Branch
- Three four-year colleges and a community college
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IRVING QUICK FACTS
Demographics
- Population: 210,150
- Workforce: 3.1 million
- Land area: 67.6 miles
- Third-largest city in Dallas County
Business
- 10,000 companies
- Five Fortune 500 headquarters
- Two premier master-planned communities
- 33.5 million sf of office space
- Business-friendly city
Transportation
- Home to DFW Airport
- Five major highways
- Links to four interstates
- Commuter rail
- Light rail to arrive in 2011
Lifestyle
- Excellent housing options
- Arts and culture
- Sports and entertainment
- Major medical centers
Education
- Award-winning public schools
- International schools
- College-prep private schools
- Four colleges and universities
- More than 30 universities in the D/FW Metroplex
Climate
- 250 days of sunshine
- Average temperature: 63°F
- Average high: Mid-90s
- Average low: Mid-30s
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