Areas served

Where we list and sell

Twenty-two cities across Tarrant, Dallas, Collin, Denton, Ellis and Johnson counties, from our office in Arlington.

Based in Arlington
Six North Texas counties
Three listing programs

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Selling in DFW

What these markets have in common

Six counties with their own tax rates, HOAs and inventory cycles, and a few things every seller runs into across all of them.

Prices from closed sales
Every opinion of value starts from closed NTREIS sales in the same subdivision, whichever city you are in.
HOAs and resale certificates
Many subdivisions need an HOA resale certificate before closing; it is ordered early.
New construction nearby
Resale homes in Mansfield, Frisco and Midlothian compete with builder inventory and incentives.
Property taxes
Rates differ by city, county and school district and matter to buyers comparing monthly payments.
Online first
Buyers across DFW shortlist from photos and 3D tours before asking to see a home.
Moves within the Metroplex
Many clients sell in one city and buy in another, with the two contracts timed together.

City by city

Twenty-two cities, one broker

Each city has its own rhythm. The programs and the marketing are the same in all of them.

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Arlington, TX

Area overview

Arlington sits between Dallas and Fort Worth and is one of the largest residential markets in Tarrant County. Southwest Arlington around Cooper Street, Matlock Road and Interstate 20 is mostly brick single-family homes from the 1980s onward; north Arlington near the entertainment district and Lake Arlington mixes older ranch homes, newer townhomes and condos.

Our office is at 5904 South Cooper Street, Suite 104, so Arlington listings get the quickest turnaround on photography, 3D scans and showings. Pricing starts from closed NTREIS sales in your subdivision, and every program includes the same marketing package.

What we help with in Arlington

Office on South Cooper Street
Photography, 3D Matterport scans and sign placement are scheduled fastest for Arlington homes.
Three ways to pay for the listing
Choose the Seller Advantage Program (as low as 0% listing commission), the Flat Fee Program ($997 + 1%) or the Negotiated Fee Program.
Buyers served too
Representation for buyers moving within Arlington or into it from across the Metroplex.

View Arlington

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Tarrant County

Arlington neighborhoods

Southwest Arlington
Dalworthington Gardens area
Pantego area
Lake Arlington
Viridian
Entertainment District
Southeast Arlington
Interlochen

Home styles: Brick ranch and two-storey single-family homes, townhomes, condos and new construction

Tarrant County

Fort Worth, TX

Area overview

Fort Worth is the largest city in Tarrant County and its neighborhoods differ widely: 1920s bungalows in Fairmount and the Near Southside, mid-century homes in Wedgwood and Ridglea, and large new subdivisions along Chisholm Trail Parkway and in the far north near Alliance.

Pricing a Fort Worth home means comparing it to closed sales in its own pocket, not a city-wide average. Each program includes HDR photography, aerial imagery, a 3D walkthrough and syndication from NTREIS to Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and Redfin.

What we help with in Fort Worth

Neighborhood-level pricing
Comparable sales are pulled by subdivision and age of home, because Fairmount and far-north Fort Worth are different markets.
Historic and new construction
Marketing adapted to the home: period details for older districts, floor plans and upgrades for newer builds.
Investors and multi-unit
Duplexes, fourplexes and small multi-family sold with rent rolls and expense statements prepared for buyers.

View Fort Worth

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Tarrant County

Fort Worth neighborhoods

Fairmount
Near Southside
TCU area
Wedgwood
Ridglea
Tanglewood
Alliance
Chisholm Trail
Eastside
Westcliff

Home styles: Bungalows, mid-century ranch homes, townhomes, condos and new subdivisions

Tarrant County

Mansfield, TX

Area overview

Mansfield has grown quickly along Highway 287 and Broad Street, with subdivisions built mostly after 2000, many on larger lots than closer-in Tarrant County cities. Buyers compare these homes on floor plan, lot size, age of roof and systems, and HOA amenities.

A Mansfield listing is priced against the newest competing inventory as well as closed sales, and every program includes the same photography, 3D tour and syndication package.

What we help with in Mansfield

New construction competition
Resale homes are positioned against builder inventory nearby, with the differences buyers care about spelled out.
Larger lots and acreage
Aerial drone imagery shows the lot and the surroundings, not only the house.
Downsizing and moves out of the area
Help for owners selling a larger home to move closer to family or into a smaller place.

View Mansfield

Newly built two-storey house with a double garage and a new concrete driveway

Tarrant County

Mansfield neighborhoods

South Pointe
Walnut Creek
M3 Ranch
Woodland Estates
Mansfield National
Twin Creeks
Kings Mill

Home styles: Two-storey and single-storey brick homes on standard and larger lots, new construction

Collin County

Frisco, TX

Area overview

Frisco's housing stock is young: most homes were built after 2000 in master-planned communities with HOAs, pools and trails. Inventory moves in cycles, and the gap between a well-presented listing and an average one shows up quickly in days on market and in the offers received.

Each Frisco listing is priced against closed sales in its own community, photographed with HDR and drone imagery, scanned for a 3D walkthrough and syndicated across NTREIS and the major portals.

What we help with in Frisco

Master-planned community pricing
Comparable sales are matched to the community, builder and floor plan rather than the ZIP code.
Presentation that stands out
Staging advice, HDR photography and a 3D tour on every program, because Frisco buyers shop online first.
Relocation buyers
Representation for buyers moving in for work, with video walkthroughs when they cannot visit in person.

View Frisco

Top-down view of houses around a curved residential street

Collin County

Frisco neighborhoods

Starwood
Phillips Creek Ranch
Newman Village
Stonebriar
Panther Creek
Plantation Resort
Richwoods
Hollyhock

Home styles: Brick and stone two-storey homes in master-planned communities, townhomes, new construction

More cities we serve

Why list with us

Four reasons sellers choose us

Three ways to pay for the listing
As low as 0% listing commission, $997 + 1%, or a negotiated fee.
The same marketing in every program
HDR photography, drone, 3D tour, full syndication and social campaigns.
A licensed Texas broker
Miguel Lopez handles your sale himself, from valuation to closing.
Local, across six counties
Based in Arlington and listing from Southlake to Waxahachie.

Questions

Area questions

Often, yes. If your home is elsewhere in Dallas–Fort Worth, send the address and we will tell you straight away.

No. The three programs and the marketing package are the same across every city we serve.

From closed NTREIS sales in the same subdivision and age of home, then a walkthrough of your property. Every city on this list is within reach of our Arlington office.

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Licensed Texas broker
Full MLS listing as low as 0% commission
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Where we list and sell

What these markets have in common

Prices from closed sales

HOAs and resale certificates

New construction nearby

Property taxes

Online first

Moves within the Metroplex

Twenty-two cities, one broker

Arlington, TX

Area overview

What we help with in Arlington

Arlington neighborhoods

Fort Worth, TX

Area overview

What we help with in Fort Worth

Fort Worth neighborhoods

Mansfield, TX

Area overview

What we help with in Mansfield

Mansfield neighborhoods

Frisco, TX

Area overview

What we help with in Frisco

Frisco neighborhoods

More cities we serve

Four reasons sellers choose us

Three ways to pay for the listing

The same marketing in every program

A licensed Texas broker

Local, across six counties

Area questions

Do you list homes outside these twenty-two cities?

Do the programs differ by city?

How do you price a home in a city you do not visit every day?

What sellers say

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