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Irving is known for its convenience to get anywhere in the region. The central location makes it an easy commute to almost anywhere in the area, especially DFW International Airport—which is one reason so many companies have opted to headquarter here. The city of Irving was founded in 1903 and still retains some of its historical charm. The Mayberry-like downtown even has a drugstore with a rare operating soda fountain.

Las Colinas, however, mixes high-rise office buildings with apartments and family homes set around golf courses and lakes. Residents can explore the Mandalay Canals on gondolas, view the realistic sculpture Mustangs of Las Colinas, and check the time on the huge flower clock. The Toyota Music Factory complex offers global dining and concerts at the Pavilion. The Campion Trails greenbelt passes through one of the area parks is great for walking and biking.

Irving By the Numbers

2023
Population259,219
Households96,429
Median Age33
Median Household Income72,910

2023Percent
White Alone49,62419.5%
Black Alone33,49013.2%
American Indian Alone7280.3%
Asian Alone54,51121.4%
Some Other Race Alone7920.3%
Two or More Races5,1622.0%
Hispanic Origin (any race)109,85143.2%

2023
TOTAL163,191
Less Than 9th Grade11.9%
9th-12th Grade - No Diploma8.3%
High School Graduate15.3%
GED/ Alternative Credential2.4%
Some College - No Degree15.3%
Associate Degree6.2%
Bachelor's Degree23.9%
Graduate/ Professional Degree1.9%