Metro hub Texas

Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington — metro hub

A single landing page for the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington commuter shed. Browse ZIPs from the city core out through the suburbs, with consistent demographic and housing context drawn from public Census data.

ZIP codes
129
across the metro
Total population
4,112,762
profiled residents
Avg median income
$75,188
household, ACS
Avg home value
$256,346
owner-occupied

Cities & suburbs in this metro

Top ZIP codes by population

ZIPCityPopulationMedian incomeMedian home
75217 Dallas, TX 87,767 $49,841 $141,000
75035 Frisco, TX 81,512 $154,811 $500,500
75211 Dallas, TX 75,213 $53,614 $168,000
75228 Dallas, TX 71,450 $55,848 $230,900
76179 Fort Worth, TX 70,425 $106,288 $275,100
75243 Dallas, TX 65,118 $47,319 $341,100
75043 Garland, TX 64,845 $72,079 $236,300
75040 Garland, TX 64,565 $70,592 $221,800
75071 Mckinney, TX 63,828 $124,763 $415,600
76137 Fort Worth, TX 59,273 $86,733 $256,400
75227 Dallas, TX 58,395 $54,743 $170,100
76010 Arlington, TX 57,448 $42,571 $172,800
75061 Irving, TX 56,959 $58,236 $202,900
75216 Dallas, TX 55,108 $37,613 $138,900
75072 Mckinney, TX 54,446 $155,294 $472,700
75070 Mckinney, TX 54,444 $106,549 $429,300
76133 Fort Worth, TX 54,186 $71,722 $223,200
75025 Plano, TX 52,881 $135,398 $466,700
75287 Dallas, TX 51,855 $62,538 $389,400
75062 Irving, TX 51,846 $70,792 $254,500
75074 Plano, TX 51,820 $84,185 $347,300
76119 Fort Worth, TX 51,037 $46,537 $146,100
75060 Irving, TX 49,473 $69,708 $224,100
76116 Fort Worth, TX 49,319 $54,738 $286,500
75023 Plano, TX 48,586 $106,488 $385,800
76131 Fort Worth, TX 47,569 $104,301 $316,000
75093 Plano, TX 46,868 $121,226 $622,600
75044 Garland, TX 45,895 $89,631 $305,700
75034 Frisco, TX 45,759 $107,945 $679,500
76017 Arlington, TX 45,429 $88,442 $286,300
75033 Frisco, TX 44,703 $171,640 $606,500
76210 Denton, TX 44,367 $108,438 $348,400
76108 Fort Worth, TX 44,125 $78,471 $238,800
75063 Irving, TX 43,705 $117,583 $509,500
75024 Plano, TX 43,331 $117,445 $566,200
76112 Fort Worth, TX 42,404 $56,179 $207,100
75220 Dallas, TX 40,671 $57,787 $449,500
75231 Dallas, TX 38,823 $54,884 $466,200
76123 Fort Worth, TX 38,575 $98,618 $278,600
75206 Dallas, TX 38,209 $88,464 $557,500
75042 Garland, TX 38,184 $63,531 $221,300
75069 Mckinney, TX 37,479 $82,804 $413,700
76106 Fort Worth, TX 37,437 $53,486 $167,600
76001 Arlington, TX 37,134 $105,760 $318,300
75224 Dallas, TX 36,373 $53,606 $213,100
75248 Dallas, TX 36,317 $103,063 $543,000
75075 Plano, TX 36,221 $91,517 $390,400
76013 Arlington, TX 34,457 $67,333 $287,000
76002 Arlington, TX 34,402 $103,909 $307,100
75214 Dallas, TX 33,621 $128,917 $707,400
75232 Dallas, TX 33,561 $57,315 $207,000
76110 Fort Worth, TX 33,505 $68,435 $239,200
75229 Dallas, TX 32,924 $121,381 $598,500
75234 Dallas, TX 32,728 $86,585 $314,300
76014 Arlington, TX 32,460 $63,196 $217,600
75038 Irving, TX 32,128 $69,013 $391,900
75238 Dallas, TX 31,953 $75,498 $526,100
75204 Dallas, TX 31,860 $93,007 $451,900
75241 Dallas, TX 31,749 $51,171 $162,900
76140 Fort Worth, TX 31,703 $73,215 $207,800
75041 Garland, TX 31,451 $68,692 $214,600
76016 Arlington, TX 31,008 $108,701 $311,200
75036 Frisco, TX 30,925 $141,761 $500,000
75208 Dallas, TX 29,941 $76,502 $415,200
76107 Fort Worth, TX 29,929 $79,473 $431,300
76134 Fort Worth, TX 29,208 $67,970 $209,100
76012 Arlington, TX 28,750 $84,468 $292,200
76018 Arlington, TX 28,553 $84,183 $245,600
76201 Denton, TX 28,415 $37,863 $250,200
76114 Fort Worth, TX 27,683 $61,055 $195,400
75252 Dallas, TX 27,310 $81,999 $530,100
75212 Dallas, TX 26,673 $56,279 $204,200
76209 Denton, TX 26,660 $66,883 $248,900
76208 Denton, TX 26,598 $90,833 $358,000
75240 Dallas, TX 26,442 $56,056 $326,600
76132 Fort Worth, TX 26,437 $67,017 $401,200
75230 Dallas, TX 26,335 $109,864 $870,000
76126 Fort Worth, TX 24,946 $107,668 $357,000
75205 Dallas, TX 24,804 $188,396 $1,518,600
76109 Fort Worth, TX 24,606 $104,301 $599,400

About the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metro

Metro areas are the unit of analysis that most closely matches how people actually live: a downtown core, a ring of close-in neighborhoods, and a wider band of suburbs and exurbs that share a labor market and a housing market. The Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington hub gathers 129 ZIP codes spread across roughly 9 distinct cities and townships. Reading them side by side is the fastest way to understand which sub-markets share a profile and which break the pattern. For step-by-step methodology, see our relocation guide.

The average median household income across listed ZIPs lands around $75,188, with average owner-occupied home values near $256,346. Neither number is the right answer to “is this metro affordable?” on its own — what matters is the spread, the commute time you can tolerate, and the property tax regime in each jurisdiction. Click into the city tiles above to compare adjacent cores, and into individual ZIP profiles to see the granular block-level numbers. You can also compare against other markets via the full metro index.

If you’re considering a move into Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, treat this page as a triage layer above the ZIP-level detail. Identify three or four ZIPs that match your budget and density preference, then walk those neighborhoods (or at least drive them at rush hour) before signing anything. The data will save you from obviously wrong fits, but only your own feet on the sidewalk can confirm a good one. For state-wide context, jump to Texas.