Living In Little Elm: The Pros & Cons

Living In Little Elm: The Pros & Cons

The small city of Little Elm is located in Denton County, roughly an hour's drive north of Dallas. As recently as 2000, the lakeside city of Little Elm was still a bedroom community of approximately 3,600 residents. Today, it is one of Denton County's newest cities with a population of over 50,000 residents. 

With one of the 7th fastest population growths in the DFW area, development in Little Elm is in line with neighboring cities such as Frisco and McKinney.  

The tremendous growth Little Elm has been experiencing has seen a steady stream of new residents looking to set down family roots in the area.  

If you are searching for a place that promotes functionality, livability, and…

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Rockwall, Texas Tour - Housing, Schools, Entertainment & More

Rockwall, Texas Tour

Family-friendly, excellent housing, local schools, shopping, and entertainment among others are some of the many reasons why buyers choose to live in a certain place.

That said, if you’re searching for the best place to live the good life in North Texas, you should consider taking a tour of Rockwall, Texas. One of the biggest draw to Rockwall and the first thing you'll notice when driving across the 4-mile-long Lake Ray Hubbard Bridge from Dallas is the waterfront Harbor District.

In this article, we will discuss the many reasons Rockwall is a popular destination and why it could be the perfect fit for you. If you want to enjoy a sparse suburban feel in a beautiful neighborhood, our Rockwall-savvy agents can help you find the…

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Texas Real Estate Border Battle vs Mexico - U.S. Mexico Border

Texas Real Estate Border Battle vs Mexico 

Investing in property overseas offers a great way to diversify your assets, save you money as well as earn you a healthy return on investment (ROI).

Whereas there’s no denying the pandemic has gravely affected the real estate market, new opportunities have arisen, which is common in every crisis.

VIP Realty has run into one of those opportunities, and it happens to be in Mexico. In this article, we will discuss why you should invest in Mexico City real estate, how you can invest, and where you should invest.

If you've gathered that investing in Mexico is the right move, contact us and we'll help you find a property that suits your investment appetite.

Why Invest in Mexico City Real Estate

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Things You Should Know When Moving To Texas

It comes with no surprise to see a lot of people huddling to the Lone Star State. Texas, being the second highly populated in the United States, is also one of the biggest and most rapidly-growing states. Surely, there are plenty of reasons why you should love living in Texas – from the delectable beef brisket to the flourishing economy.

Although finding a home in Texas can be so much fun and exciting, there is no assurance that all things can go smoothly. Thus, you can expect to encounter some challenges. We have gathered some of the frequently asked questions when moving to Texas to give you the advantage of the early start.

What are the Most Frequently Asked Questions when Moving to Texas?

1. Are there brand new homes for sale in Texas…

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Things to Do in Dallas

Whether bunting a touchdown or driving a horse, what most people think when we talk about Dallas is the image of a cowboy – and for whatever instance, they cannot be wrong. Dallas will indulge in every definition given to it, and then entirely astonish you with a contemporary art institution or first-class meal that will knock off everything you believed you learn about Dallas.

Dallas is a place not readily classified, which is the reason why it is listed to be one of the most astonishing places to travel in Texas. This city is rich in shopping destinations, skillful sports teams, art museums, and even the outdoor pastimes.

Free Things you can try in Dallas

Whoever originated the popular phrase that says that the best things in life are those…

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Moving Out for the First Time

Before we even delve into the top (painfully) easy, quick, and honest tips about moving out for the first time, we’d like to begin by sharing some nutritional food for thought for a start.

It’s already midnight but Jack can’t seem to fall asleep easily. His mind is being plagued with thousands of thoughts ever since he turned 28. What’s the big deal of turning 28 you ask? After all, they say the 40s are the new 20s, don’t they?

But the thing is, Jack has realized that he no longer wants to be treated like one of the so-called boomerangs. And for sure, there would be no way to become the independent grown-up he wants to be if he keeps living at his parents’ house.

Girls are not fond of boys who remain stuck up in the relationships with their…

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How to Move Out of Your Parents’ House

Depending on where you are, living with parents is seen differently by society. In some areas, it is acceptable (and sometimes even the norm) for you to still live with your parents even as an adult. In fact, in some places, you are expected to live with your folks until you get married, and even then, there is still no pressure to move out.

Often, this is the case simply because that is how it has always been. Sometimes, people (especially millennials) have just really come to accept that practicality now comes at the expense of independence. In fact, in 2015, the percentage of millennials living as head of household (that is, no roommate) in the US was lower than that during the Great Recession. Times are hard.

By contrast, living with parents…

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2. Relocating? Why choose North Texas?

We’re not saying we’re big fans of DFW. Okay, so we are. But don’t just take our word for it when we say that there’s a ton of reasons DFW is a great place to move to.

Healthy Economy

DFW has jobs aplenty and stable business and housing markets. It draws artists and entrepreneurs, families and singles, city folk and nature lovers who stay because the economy is just plain good.

Food

Dallas has more restaurants per capita than even New York. There’s everything from comfort food to eclectic Middle Eastern cuisine.

It Has the State Fair

The State Fair of Texas is big even for Texas, and not just because of Big Tex. The full-scale auto show is just one part of an epic month that includes concerts, food, and college football. You Could Meet a…

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Dallas Family Activities

Finding some time with the family can be tough, sure, but finding fun things to do together isn’t Dallas is full of cool family activities, like:

The Dallas Arboretum

Trust us, kids love the Arboretum. This colorful oasis from the big city is a literal breath of fresh air, and some of the flora is alien-looking enough to intrigue even those most prone to saying “I’m booooored!” Interactive exhibits and hands-on places around the Arboretum make it extra fun.

The Perot Science Museum

Kid or kid at heart, Dallas’s 21st century answer to Philly’s famed Franklin Institute is a for-real wonderland. Just try to spend an hour there and have nothing to do. You and the family can explore space, dinosaurs, and even the world of sports before lunch (if…

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Best Shopping in DFW

Dallas has no shortage of malls, like The Galleria and North Park Mall. But everyone knows the best shopping happens where the action is. If you’re looking to do some big-league shopping, visit these areas:

The Shops at Park Lane, 8080 Park Lane

This blend of designer-value and traditional retail mixes premium stores with distinctive restaurants, and the largest Whole Foods Market in North Texas. There’s also boutique fitness offerings in a modern urban setting.

West Village, McKinney Avenue

“Uptown's Downtown” is Dallas' most vibrant shopping and dining district. It’s walkable, it’s in-town, it’s a real neighborhood, and it’s near the city’s best restaurants. Tons of shops lie right near the DART Rail, the McKinney Avenue Trolley, and the…

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