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About Irving With over 230,000 residents and a work force of 3.3 million people, Irving is a keystone city in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Home to 8,500 local and multi-national companies, including the global headquarters of five Fortune 500 corporations and more than 45 Fortune 1,000 companies, Irving’s convenient location to two major airports and its sprawling urban business districts are major attractions to the corporate world. Urban Center Living The Las Colinas Urban Center offers a thriving and vibrant place to call home. As a more affordable option to the nearby hotspot of Uptown, 9 Class A apartments exist with an average rent of $1,287 (1B) as compared to Uptown’s average rent of $1,699 (1B). With the overall walkability and dozens of restaurant and retail options - the Urban Center is a great place to call home. Schools Irving ISD is the public PreK-12 school district of choice for 35,000+ students in Irving, Texas, where educators help students excel and reach their maximum potential. Irving ISD operates 38 educational facilities comprised of more than 5.15 million square feet across 613 acres. Quick Stats Population: 116,989 Median Household Income: $117,642 Median Home Value: $300,900 Per Capita Income: $46,969 Median Age: 36.2 Pop. By Educational Attainment (25+) Associates: 6.5% Bachelor’s: 39.0% Grad Or Professional Degree: 20.9%Grad Or Professional Degree: 11.3% 67 67 67 20 20 20 20 35E 45 35E 35E 12 12 190 TEXAS 360

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Sources https://www.irvingtexas.com/about-irving/ (About Irving) https://www.irvingisd.net/domain/1474 (Schools)

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