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nkbux 11-30-2018 05:20 AM

DFW Suburbs
 
Hi all... been commuting for far too long. Finally have fantastic seniority and wanna make QOL even better. Looking for opinions on suburbs in the DFW metro. Prefer something a little more “small town Texas”... so not Plano or Frisco. Good schools are an absolute nessecity. Prefer to be 45 min or less from DFW parking lot. Thanks a million...

Deathwish 11-30-2018 10:56 AM


Originally Posted by nkbux (Post 2716606)
Hi all... been commuting for far too long. Finally have fantastic seniority and wanna make QOL even better. Looking for opinions on suburbs in the DFW metro. Prefer something a little more “small town Texas”... so not Plano or Frisco. Good schools are an absolute nessecity. Prefer to be 45 min or less from DFW parking lot. Thanks a million...

A lot of nice areas along the 377 going north towards Lake Ray Roberts. It’s all horse country up there and you have close access to recreation.

lowandslow 11-30-2018 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by nkbux (Post 2716606)
Hi all... been commuting for far too long. Finally have fantastic seniority and wanna make QOL even better. Looking for opinions on suburbs in the DFW metro. Prefer something a little more “small town Texas”... so not Plano or Frisco. Good schools are an absolute nessecity. Prefer to be 45 min or less from DFW parking lot. Thanks a million...


Lots of options. Here’s some reading from not too long ago.

https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/a...-live-dfw.html

viper548 11-30-2018 01:39 PM

Keller, Colleyville, southlake. All have excellent schools and are close to the airport. Lots of pilots live in the area. Of the three Keller would have more of the small town feel.

Guppydriver95 11-30-2018 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by nkbux (Post 2716606)
Hi all... been commuting for far too long. Finally have fantastic seniority and wanna make QOL even better. Looking for opinions on suburbs in the DFW metro. Prefer something a little more “small town Texas”... so not Plano or Frisco. Good schools are an absolute nessecity. Prefer to be 45 min or less from DFW parking lot. Thanks a million...

Aledo. The south lake of the western burbs. Small, country town with absolutely awesome schools. Having a high school 5a powerhouse is fun too!

nkbux 11-30-2018 06:04 PM

Thanks all, much appreciated

Longhornmaniac8 11-30-2018 06:50 PM

Keller is basically the edge of civilization. The southern part of Keller still feels very suburban. By the time you get to the northern edge of Keller, it's ranchland and cows and horses.

It's a good place; I have a bunch of friends from Keller.

at6d 12-01-2018 08:05 AM

We lived in North Richland Hills for many years, near 26 and Davis. About 30 mins to the north lot.

Groundeffect 12-01-2018 11:42 AM

We we’re in the same situation this past summer. After a year search we decided Rockwall was the best fit for us. Crossing Lake Ray Hubbard on my way home after a trip feels good to know you’ve left all the city and airport nonsense behind you. Some will argue the drive is a bit far (49 miles for me) but there are 3 different ways to get to the airport....I635, PGBT, and I30...all normally have some traffic, but at least one route is not a parking lot. FWIW I normally fly 2 day back to backs and leave my house about 1:20 prior to sign in. That gives me enough time to clear KCM, grab a coffee, and print paperwork that I might need and still be able to make the :45 minute show. I feel like a completely new person not commuting anymore, you’ll enjoy wherever you chose down here.

There is a small town feel out here, and home prices are still somewhat reasonable.

nkbux 12-01-2018 06:29 PM


Originally Posted by Groundeffect (Post 2717313)
We we’re in the same situation this past summer. After a year search we decided Rockwall was the best fit for us. Crossing Lake Ray Hubbard on my way home after a trip feels good to know you’ve left all the city and airport nonsense behind you. Some will argue the drive is a bit far (49 miles for me) but there are 3 different ways to get to the airport....I635, PGBT, and I30...all normally have some traffic, but at least one route is not a parking lot. FWIW I normally fly 2 day back to backs and leave my house about 1:20 prior to sign in. That gives me enough time to clear KCM, grab a coffee, and print paperwork that I might need and still be able to make the :45 minute show. I feel like a completely new person not commuting anymore, you’ll enjoy wherever you chose down here.

There is a small town feel out here, and home prices are still somewhat reasonable.

I’m very much looking forward to it... seems like alotnof nice areas to raise kids... just took the wife a few too many years to get on board.


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