North Texas Market Report
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$64,000,000
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5619 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas, Texas
10 Beds 12.5 Baths 27,092 SqFt 15.687 Acres
$36,000,000
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2523 Mckinney Avenue Dallas, Texas
7,593 SqFt 1.278 Acres
$28,500,000
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4606 Park Lane Dallas, Texas
4 Beds 4.5 Baths 20,928 SqFt 3.227 Acres
$24,999,900
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10010 Strait Lane Dallas, Texas
7 Beds 6.5 Baths 16,684 SqFt 2.218 Acres
![Any structure can house a work of art — only a few can become it. Designed by Richard Meier, The Rachofsky House reframes the relationship between a home and its inhabitants. This iconic Dallas residence is an invitation to realize beauty, to explore abstraction, and to become, in a quiet way, part of its evolving composition. Meier's characteristically white, metal-paneled house appears almost suspended above a black-granite podium. Beyond, ancient oaks and a gently sloping lawn frame a lagoon-like pond. '[The house] unfolds as a kind of procession through a series of zones,' says Meier, 'taking one from the outdoors to indoors, and then back outdoors again…grass, trees, pond and sky are visible from every angle of the house.' From the entry gallery, you move past a glass-enclosed stairwell toward the dining area, where floor-to-ceiling windows reveal a lush, evolving backdrop. Volumes open into one another: a soaring double-height living room, a removed primary suite, and a suspended study overlooking the grounds. Outside, a black granite patio, reflecting pool, and private lake extend the architecture into nature, blurring where dwelling ends and landscape begins. And yet, it is light that emerges as the home's most profound guide. As the day unfolds, sunlight moves through the space like a steady docent — casting shadows, illuminating details, and transforming familiar rooms into living, changing forms. More than a feat of architecture, the Rachofsky House is attuned to the understated rituals of daily life, delicately balancing public grandeur and private intimacy. As Meier himself reflected, 'the purpose of the house is to provide a place of residence and respite…a catalyst for further contemplation of nature and art, and the science of bringing them together in harmony.' When art is so often meant to be admired from a distance, the Rachofsky House invites you into the frame — tempering the boundary between observer and masterpiece.](https://s3.amazonaws.com/mlsphotos.idxbroker.com/photos/7931/13972b82abc061cc2049a8f0ad47e925/d018 "8605 Preston Road Dallas, Texas")
$23,000,000
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8605 Preston Road Dallas, Texas
2 Beds 2.4 Baths 9,062 SqFt 3.204 Acres
$22,000,000
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9769 Audubon Place Dallas, Texas
6 Beds 8.4 Baths 14,341 SqFt 3.389 Acres
$19,950,000
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4009 W Lawther Drive Dallas, Texas
5 Beds 7.2 Baths 10,511 SqFt 10 Acres
$17,500,000
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1747 Leonard Street 2601 Dallas, Texas
4 Beds 4.2 Baths 7,688 SqFt 0.83 Acres
$16,495,000
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5531 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas, Texas
5 Beds 7.2 Baths 11,997 SqFt 1.953 Acres
About North Texas
North Texas is a 9,000-square-mile, 13-county region home to 7.5 million people. We are one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S., Known as the Metroplex. North Texas comprises 150 cities – including Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton, and Arlington, with 15 of those cities boasting a population of more than 100,000.
The region is known for its diverse economy, which includes industries such as oil and gas, manufacturing, and healthcare, with the 5th highest concentration of tech workers in the United States. It is home to several major companies, including American Airlines, ExxonMobil, AT&T, and Texas Instruments.
North Texas is also a popular destination for tourism, with attractions such as the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, the Fort Worth Stockyards, and the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (which chronicles the assassination of President John F. Kennedy).
