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City Facts - Bedford

by The Minteer Team

Bedford

 

“Became a City in 1953”

www.ci.Bedford.tx.us

 

Demographic Profile 

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

47,055

48,699

50,210

50,636

Households

20,414

21,172

21,821

21,987

Citizens Employed

23,380

58,594

26,734

26,748

Estimated population 2007: 49,050

Median age of residents:  36.2

Average annual household income:  $54,436

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

11 miles West of DFW International Airport

14 miles Southeast of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

11 miles from Ft. Worth

20 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$163,754

$166,403

$165,986

Average Days on Market

55

50

59

Total # of Sales

586

570

533

City Information

City Hall

2000 Forest Ridge

817-952-2100 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

1st Thursday @ TBA

Planning and Zoning

2nd & 4th Thursday @ TBA

Beautification Commission

3rd Monday @ TBA

Library

817-788-7300

Library Board

3rd Monday @ TBA

Utility Information 

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Atmos Energy

800-460-3030

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Time Warner

972-445-5555

Water

817-952-2100

AT&T

800-464-7928

Education

Served by 2 Independent School Districts

·              Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

K-12 attendance:  20,238

Average number of students per teacher:  15.8

Average SAT score:  1036

www.hebisd.edu

817-267-3311

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00447

Schools

 

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

.01295

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Bedford (HEBISD) valued at $163,754 x .0237 = $3,880.97

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

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City Facts - Euless

by The Minteer Team

Euless

 

“Became a City in 1953”

www.ci.Euless.tx.us

 

Demographic Profile

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

46,202

51,910

56,724

62,314

Households

19,456

21,733

23,520

25,500

Citizens Employed

18,403

26,866

33,361

33,477

Estimated population 2007: 49,448

Median age of residents:  32.2

Average annual household income:  $56,794

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

8 miles West of DFW International Airport

24 miles Southeast of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

18 miles from Ft. Worth

19 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$156,384

$154,325

$156,820

Average Days on Market

55

55

56

Total # of Sales

579

524

434

City Information

City Hall

201 North Ector

817-685-1623

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

3rd Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

1st & 3rd Tuesday @ 6:30 p.m.

Library

817-685-1679

Library Board

1st Thursday @ 7:00 p.m.

Utility Information 

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Atmos Energy

800-460-3030

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Time Warner Cable

817-509-2225

Water

817-685-1400

AT&T

800-464-7928

Education

Served by 2 Independent School Districts

·              Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

K-12 attendance:  20,238

Average number of students per teacher:  15.8

Average SAT score:  1036

www.hebisd.edu

817-267-3311

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information 

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00470

Schools

 

Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

.01295

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Euless (HEBISD) valued at $153,384 x .0240 = $3,681.22

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

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City Facts - Hurst

by The Minteer Team

Hurst

 

“Became a City in 1952”

www.ci.Hurst.tx.us

 

Demographic Profile 

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

36,315

37,362

38,067

39,637

Households

14,201

14,601

15,082

15,649

Citizens Employed

19,123

22,580

24,977

26,156

Estimated population 2007: 38,500

Median age of residents:  37

7.2% of population is under 5

74.5% of population is over 18

12.4% of population is over 65 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

13 miles West of DFW International Airport

18 miles Southeast of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

10 miles from Ft. Worth

25 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$149,288

$154,042

$150,725

Average Days on Market

58

59

82

Total # of Sales

663

600

550

 

City Information

City Hall

1505 Precinct Line Road

817-788-7044 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 6:30 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

3rd Tuesday @ 6:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

1st & 3rd Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Library

817-788-7300

Library Board

3rd Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.

Utility Information

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Atmos Energy

800-460-3030

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Charter Cable

817-509-2225

Water

817-788-7038

AT&T

800-464-7928

Education

Served by 4 Independent School Districts

·              Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

K-12 attendance:  20,238

Average number of students per teacher:  15.8

Average SAT score:  1036

www.hebisd.edu

817-267-3311

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

·              KELLER ISD

K-12 attendance:  27,905

Average number of students per teacher:  17.3

Average SAT score:  1048

www.kellerisd.net

817-744-1000

·              BIRDVILLE ISD

K-12 attendance:  22,482

Average number of students per teacher:  16.1

Average SAT score:  1016

www.birdville.k12.tx.us

817-547-5700

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00535

Schools

 

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

.01295

Keller ISD

.01417

Birdville ISD

.01410

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in N. Richland Hills (BISD) valued at $149,900 x .02461 = $3,687.54

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

 

 

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City Facts - North Richland Hills

by The Minteer Team

North Richland Hills

 

“Became a City in 1953”

www.ci.north-richland-hills.tx.net

 

Demographic Profile

 

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

55,854

65,686

71,378

73,417

Households

21,193

24,575

26,565

27,384

Citizens Employed

20,980

28,808

32,845

34,376

 

Estimated population 2007: 63,521

Median age of residents:  34.7

7.1% of population is under 5

72.8% of population is over 18

8.8% of population is over 65 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

13 miles West of DFW International Airport

28 miles East of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

17 miles from Ft. Worth

16 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics

 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$166,543

$166,093

$167,451

Average Days on Market

62

65

68

Total # of Sales

924

903

765

 

City Information

City Hall

7301 NE Loop 820

817-427-6060

 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

2nd & 4th Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

1st & 3rd Thursday @ 7:00 p.m.

Library

817-427-6800

Library Board

4th Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.

 

Utility Information

 

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Tri-County Elec

817-431-1541

Atmos Energy

800-817-8877

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Water

817-427-6200

AT&T

800-464-7928

Charter Cable

817-509-2225

 

 

 

Education

Served by 2 Independent School Districts

·              KELLER ISD

K-12 attendance:  27,905

Average number of students per teacher:  17.3

Average SAT score:  1048

www.kellerisd.net

817-744-1000

·              BIRDVILLE ISD

K-12 attendance:  22,482

Average number of students per teacher:  16.1

Average SAT score:  1016

www.birdville.k12.tx.us

817-547-5700

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

 

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00570

Schools

 

Keller ISD

.01417

Birdville ISD

.01410

 

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in N. Richland Hills (BISD) valued at $159,900 x .0261 = $4,173.39

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

 

 

 

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City Facts - Keller

by The Minteer Team

Keller

 

“Became a City in 1881”

www.cityofkeller.com

 

Demographic Profile

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

27,345

38,127

41,026

47,310

Households

8,827

12,397

13,418

15,583

Citizens Employed

2,578

5,750

9,181

12,012

Estimated population 2007: 27,345

Median age of residents:  33.6

8.6% of population is under 5

66.3% of population is over 18

4.3% of population is over 65 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

9 miles West of DFW International Airport

4 miles East of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

15 miles from Ft. Worth

25 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$302,082

$324,883

$339,281

Average Days on Market

60

64

81

Total # of Sales

968

921

750

City Information

City Hall

1100 Bear Creek Parkway

817-743-4004

 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

TBA @ 6:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

TBA @ 7:00 p.m.

Library

817-745-4800

Library Board

1st Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Utility Information

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Tri-County Elec

817-431-1541

Atmos Energy

800-817-8877

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Water

817-410-3173

Verizon

800-483-4000

Charter Cable

817-509-2225

One Source

817-745-3000

Education

Served by 2 Independent School Districts

·              KELLER ISD

K-12 attendance:  27,905

Average number of students per teacher:  17.3

Average SAT score:  1048

www.kellerisd.net

817-744-1000

·              NORTHWEST ISD

K-12 attendance:  10,388

Average number of students per teacher:  14.4

Average SAT score:  1012

www.northwest.k12.tx.us

817-251-0000

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information 

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00432

Schools

 

Keller ISD

.01417

Northwest ISD

.01335

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Colleyville (CISD) valued at $249,900 x .0243 = $6,072.57

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

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City Facts - Grapevine

by The Minteer Team

Grapevine

 

“Became a City in 1965”

www.ci.Grapevine.tx.us

 

Demographic Profile

 

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

41,909

44,701

45,440

49,484

Households

15,729

16,866

17,241

18,930

Citizens Employed

49,565

76,073

84,615

85,475

 

Estimated population 2007: 42,059

Median age of residents:  34.3

6.8% of population is under 5

75.4% of population is over 18

12.4% of population is over 65 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

6 miles West of DFW International Airport

18 miles East of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

22 miles from Ft. Worth

24 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics

 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$224,152

$240,200

$247,593

Average Days on Market

45

45

51

Total # of Sales

614

570

486

 

City Information

City Hall

200 South Main Street

817-410-3000

 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

1st Tuesday @ 7:30 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

3rd Thursday @ 7:30 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

3rd Tuesday @ 7:30 p.m.

Library

817-410-3400

Library Board

3rd Monday @ TBA

 

Utility Information

 

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Tri-County Elec

817-431-1541

Atmos Energy

800-817-8877

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Water

817-410-3173

AT&T

800-464-7928

 

Education

Served by 3 Independent School Districts

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

·              CARROLL ISD

K-12 attendance:  7,840

Average number of students per teacher:  15.5

Average SAT score:  1119

www.southlakecarroll.edu

817-949-8222

·              COPPELL ISD

K-12 Attendance:  9,927

Average number of students per teacher:  15.1

Average SAT score:  1127

www.coppellisd.com

214-496-6000

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

 

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00350

Schools

 

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

Carroll ISD

.01415

Coppell ISD

.01279

 

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Colleyville (CISD) valued at $349,900 x .0228 = $7,977.72

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

 

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City Facts - Colleyville

by The Minteer Team

Colleyville

 

“Became a City in 1956”

www.Colleyville.com

 

Demographic Profile

 

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

19,520

20,900

22,198

25,304

Households

6,406

6,866

7,300

8,331

Citizens Employed

4,965

13,790

9,405

11,032

 

Estimated population 2007: 23,261

Median age of residents:  40

5.4% of population is under 5

68.4% of population is over 18

5.6% of population is over 65 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

4 miles West of DFW International Airport

10 miles East of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

14 miles from Ft. Worth

22 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics

 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$481,473

$532,121

$515,652

Average Days on Market

64

60

73

Total # of Sales

473

461

373

 

City Information

City Hall

100 Main Street

817-275-8777

 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

1st & 3rd Tuesday @ 7:30 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

1st Monday @ 6:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

2nd & 4th Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Library

817-503-1150

Library Board

2nd Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

 

Utility Information

 

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Tri-County Elec

817-431-1541

Atmos Energy

800-817-8877

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Water

817-503-1020

AT&T

800-464-7928

 

Education

Served by 5 Independent School Districts

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

·              BIRDVILLE ISD

K-12 attendance:  22,482

Average number of students per teacher:  16.1

Average SAT score:  1016

www.birdville.k12.tx.us

817-547-5700

·              CARROLL ISD

K-12 attendance:  7,840

Average number of students per teacher:  15.5

Average SAT score:  1119

www.southlakecarroll.edu

817-949-8222

·              Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD

K-12 attendance:  20,238

Average number of students per teacher:  15.8

Average SAT score:  1036

www.hebisd.edu

817-267-3311

·              KELLER ISD

K-12 Attendance:  27,905

Average number of students per teacher:  17.3

Average SAT score:  1048

www.kellerisd.net

817-744-1000

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

 

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00356

Schools

 

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

Carroll ISD

.01415

Hurst Euless Bedford ISD

.01295

Keller ISD

.01417

Birdville ISD

.01410

 

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Colleyville (CISD) valued at $349,900 x .0228 = $7,977.72

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District

 

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City Facts - Southlake

by The Minteer Team

Southlake

 

“Became a City in 1965”

www.ci.Southlake.tx.us

 

Demographic Profile

Year

2000

2010

2020

2030

Population

21,532

28,019

29,636

31,433

Households

6,414

8,446

8,993

9,607

Citizens Employed

6,125

13,790

25,187

26,094

Estimated population 2007: 23,261

Median age of residents:  36.7

58% of population is between 20-64 years of age

39% of population is under 20 years of age

 

DFW Top Employers

Lockheed Martin Corp.

American Airlines/AMR

Texas Instruments

Parkland Health & Hospital System

University of North Texas

UT Southern Medical Center

EDS

NAS/JRB

Baylor University Medical Center

L-3 Communications Integrated Systems

 

Location

5 miles West of DFW International Airport

8 miles East of Ft. Worth Alliance Airport

23 miles from Ft. Worth

22 miles from Dallas

 

MLS Housing Statistics 

Year

2006

2007

2008

Average Sales Price

$598,539

$617,127

$634,944

Average Days on Market

64

71

78

Total # of Sales

606

598

485

City Information

City Hall

1400 Main Street

817-748-8003 

Boards

Meeting Times

City Council

1st & 3rd Tuesday @ 5:00 p.m.

Parks and Recreation

2nd Monday @ 7:00 p.m.

Planning and Zoning

1st & 3rd Thursday @ 7:00 p.m.

Library

817-748-8246

Library Board

4th Wednesday @ 7:00 p.m.

Utility Information

TXU Energy

800-242-9113

Tri-County Elec

817-431-1541

Atmos Energy

800-817-8877

Allied Waste

817-332-7301

Water

817-481-1803

AT&T

800-464-7928

Education

Served by 4 Independent School Districts

·              CARROLL ISD

K-12 attendance:  7,840

Average number of students per teacher:  15.5

Average SAT score:  1119

www.southlakecarroll.edu

817-949-8222

·              Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

K-12 attendance:  13,936

Average number of students per teacher:  15.4

Average SAT score:  1097

www.gcisd-k12.org

817-488-9588

·              NORTHWEST ISD

K-12 attendance:  10,338

Average number of students per teacher:  14.4

Average SAT score:  1012

www.northwest.k12.tx.us

817-251-0000

·              KELLER ISD

K-12 Attendance:  27,905

Average number of students per teacher:  17.3

Average SAT score:  1048

www.kellerisd.net

817-744-1000

 

Find a list of Major Colleges and Universities at

www.nctcog.org/rd/univlist.asp

 

Tax Information

City Sales Tax

Property (Ad Valorem) Tax

8.25%

Tarrant County

.00630

City

.00462

Schools

 

Carroll ISD

.01415

Grapevine/Colleyville ISD

.01290

Keller ISD

.01417

Northwest ISD

.01335

How do estimate total taxes for the year?

Multiply the value of your home times (x) the combined rate listed above.

Example: A home in Southlake (CISD) valued at $349,900 x .0251 = $8,782.49

How do you find the value of your home?

www.tad.org = Tarrant County Appraisal District 

 

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Job Seekers are Heading to Texas

by The Minteer Team

'If you had to ride out this downturn, there is no better place than Texas. The declines here have been nothing compared to other states.’

Across the nation, unemployment is sky-high, the housing market is sucking wind and recessionary fears have frozen Americans in place.

Just don’t tell that to a stream of new residents who are "voting with their feet" that Texas is the safest place to ride out the storm and the place to be when the economy recovers.

Even in the midst of a recession, economists, demographers and relocation experts believe the Lone Star State is on the cusp of becoming The New California.

Or maybe it already is.

For people seeking economic opportunity, Texas is becoming what California has been since the Great Depression, says Los Angeles urbanist and author Joel Kotkin. Texas recently "ran the table" in a recent list of "Best Cities for Jobs" prepared by Kotkin for New Geography and Forbes. Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth and Dallas were ranked as the top five large metro areas in the country to find a job. If that weren’t enough to get the moving van loaded, McAllen and Odessa top the mid-sized and small city categories, respectively. Among 333 metropolitan areas, Texas has a remarkable 20 in the top 100.

Relocation surveys show that Texas remains a top destination for people leaving other states. Its automobile registrations continue to climb, and the Texas housing market has avoided the double-digit declines other fast-growing states have seen. While the unemployment rate has risen in Texas, it’s nowhere near as high as most of the country, underscoring the state’s economic resiliency even as the downturn deals out its lumps.

Kotkin, a professor at Chapman University in Orange, Calif., who analyzed U.S. Labor Department statistics for his report, says Texas’ dominance at the top of the jobs list is unprecedented.

"Part of it is a function of the economic collapse of Florida, Phoenix and California. The collapse is still important in Texas, but Texas has had more balanced growth and that’s more sustainable," he said in a telephone interview while navigating an L.A. freeway.

"Part is the nature of Texas: People don’t move there for climate and scenery," Kotkin said. "They move to Texas for jobs and affordable housing. People make economic decisions to go to these places. They don’t go for perfect weather where you can surf one day and ski the next."

Selling "everything but the deer head" and leaving the Detroit area for Texas was simple math for Rodger Benton after Hewlett Packard laid him off.

"It was pretty much a no-brainer to make the move," he said. "The unemployment rate in Michigan is really high. Things are really tough up there. There’s just more opportunity here."

...For the rest of this article, click here:  http://www.star-telegram.com/business/story/1380964.html

Source:  Star-Telegram.com

 

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Local Charities Need OUR Help!

by The Minteer Team

Local Mayors of Colleyville, Grapevine, and Southlake have asked for our help as a community!  (CLICK HERE to view the letter from the Mayors.)

 

Keller Williams in Southlake is responding on May 14, 2009!! 

Keller Williams, RED Day: Renew, Energize, Donate!

 

We are asking for anyone and everyone in the community to donate towards this great cause.  You can make arrangements to have large items picked up or can drop off any of the items listed below at our Southlake Keller Williams office located just off Carroll Avenue and Hwy 114.  (Our Actual Address: 850 E State Hwy 114  #100, Southlake, 76092)

 

Charities we will be donating to:

Grace in Grapevine

(Click here for Grace website.)

and

St. Francis Catholic Church in Grapevine

(Click here for St. Francis website.)

 

We are collecting the following:

Food – cooking oil, ketchup, refried beans, canned meat (tuna, beef, salmon, ham, roast beef, Vienna sausages, etc.), canned pasta, kid’s cereal, canned fruit (cocktail & peaches)

Hygiene – shampoo, body soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, disposable razors, dry laundry soap

Pet Food – canned or sealed bags

Housewares – appliances, clothing, kitchenware, dishes, furniture, towels, sheets, blankets (any household items except: used faucets, vanites, toilets, old computers, used pillows, and used mattresses)

 

Any help you can provide us is GREATLY appreciated!!!!

 

(CLICK HERE to view the letter from the Mayors.)

 

Please contact us for any additional information.  Together we WILL make a difference!

 

Much Appreciation!

The Minteer Team

817-481-8890

info@minteerteam.com

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Contact Information

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The Minteer Team
Keller Williams Realty
850 East State Hwy 114, Ste. 100
Southlake TX 76092
817 481-8890
Fax: 817-481-0516