Arlington Mortgage Lending Rates

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Location	Pop.	Median Family Income (2000)
Arlington	332,969	$56,080
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Hurst	36,273	$57,955
North Richland Hills	55,635	$64,718

Arlington High Schools

(Sorted by Number of Students)

MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL
4501 W PLEASANT RDG RD
817-561-8600
Serves 3,427 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 15.8

SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL
1071 W TURNER WARNELL
817-473-5660
Serves 3,281 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 16.7

SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL
2000 SAM HOUSTON DR
817-459-8200
Serves 2,956 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 14.1

LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL
1400 LAMAR BLVD
817-459-8300
Serves 2,948 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 15.2

ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
818 W PARK ROW
817-459-8100
Serves 2,696 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 16.4

BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL
2101 HIGHBANK DR
817-472-4400
Serves 2,549 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 14.1

SEGUIN HIGH SCHOOL
7001 SILO
817-375-6700
Serves 1,581 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 14.5

METRO CHARTER ACADEMY
500 HOUSTON ST
817-226-1261
A charter school.
Title I eligible, not participating.
Serves 356 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 17

NEWCOMER CENTER
701 E ARBROOK BLVD
817-419-1220
A Non-traditional School
A Title I school.
Serves 338 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 11.7

VENTURE ALTER HIGH SCHOOL
4900 W ARKANSAS LN
817-492-6400
A Non-traditional School
Serves 319 students.
Student/teacher ratio: 10.3

Arlington Mortgage Statistics

Category

Value

Homes With No Mortgage

36%

With A Mortgage

64%

First Mortgage Only

54%

Second Mortgage or Home Equity Loan

9%

Second Mortgage Only

6%

Home Equity Loan Only

3%

Arlington Housing Expenses

Category

Value

Owner Costs as % of Income

16.8%

Median Real Estate Taxes (2000)

$703

Arlington Household Size

Category

Value

Total Occupied

2,857

1-Person Households

35%

2-Person Households

32%

3-Person Households

14%

4-Person Households

12%

5-Person Households

5%

6-Person Households

1%

7+-Person Households

1%

Arlington Housing - Year Built

Category

Value

Median Year Built

1953

Median Year Built (Owner Occupied)

1950

Median Year Built (Renter Occupied)

1959

Arlington Home Heating

Category

Value

Using Utility Co. Gas Heat

90%

Using Bottled/Tank Gas Heat

0%

Using Electric Heat

9%

Using Oil Heat

0%

Using Coal

0%

Using Wood Heating

0%

Using Solar Heat

0%

Other Heating

0%

No Heating

0%

Arlington Housing Size

Category

Value

No Bedrooms

0%

1 Bedroom

2%

2 Bedrooms

34%

3 Bedrooms

40%

4 Bedrooms

20%

5+ Bedrooms

5%

Arlington Realtors

Keller Williams - Lewis Robinson (469) 335-2235

Arlington City Information

Arlington, Texas has a population of 365,000 and is located near the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex, which boasts a workforce of 2 million people. It is home to the University of Texas at Arlington, a 30,000-student school with a prestigious engineering college. Major corporations like General Motors and National Semicoductor Wafer Plant call Arlington home, and its independent school district provides students with outstanding education. Named after Robert E. Lee’s home, Arlington is known as the entertainment capital of Texas because of its Six Flags Over Texas amusement park and Hurricane Harbor Water Park. Its 82 parks, including the 1,300 acre River Legacy, and convenient access to Dallas-Ft. Worth make it a world class city.

Arlington has a wide range of cultural amenities, and it is within the larger metropolitan Dallas-Ft. Worth area. Well known symphonies and ballets are common in the city. The city has many fine museums, such as the Arlington Museum of Art, the Fielder House, the Center for Research and Contemporary Art, and UTA Special Collections. The music and theater scene thrives with such organizations as Theater Arlington, the Arlington Community Band, Creative Arts Theater and School Tour, and UTA Concert Series.

The Texas Rangers have called Arlington home for eleven seasons, and, starting in 2009, the new $650 million Dallas Cowboys Stadium will open. This means that major league sports fans will find Arlington a very satisfying place to live. For amateur athletes and sports fans, Arlington has a wide range of quality sports facilities. For example, the Elzie Odom Recreation Center offers spaces for basketball, fencing, gymnastics, in-line hockey, martial arts, volleyball, rock climbing, wrestling, weightlifting, indoor soccer, and skating. And the Harold Patterson Sports Center offers 12 youth baseball fields, 6 lighted youth football fields, 23 soccer fields, and four adult softball fields.
For the outdoor enthusiast, Arlington has 82 public parks inside the city. The largest is River Legacy Parks, which includes 1,300 acres on the Trinity River right in the middle of Arlington. Eight miles of paved trails give hikers and bikers plenty of room to roam, and the abundant wildlife will thrill botanists and birders alike. The park also includes picnic areas, a meditation area, river outlooks, multipurpose areas, water fountains, restrooms, and a playground. The city has a goal in place to create a connected chain of parks along the Trinity River from Dallas all the way to Fort Worth. Lake Arlington is another exciting outdoor attraction in the area. This 2,275 acre lake gives visitors the chance to enjoy activities such as fishing, sailing, water skiing, biking, skating, picnics, and community events.

The nightlife in Arlington is quite varied, and can offer something for everyone. From theater to ballet to music to dining, activities abound. The Cowboys Dancehall has a 3,500-square-foot dance floor and features live country music from today’s stars like Alabama, Lonestar, the Bellemay Brothers, Willie Nelson, and others. Humperdinks Bar and Brill Featuring Big Horn Brewery is a family restaurant and well known micro brewery with 30 TVs and live karaoke. The new Arlington nightclub Moose & Vinny’s brings a taste of Dallas nightlife to the city with live bands four nights a week. And Xtra Innings Sports Bar is a high energy venue with video games, billiards, shuffleboard, and sports fans from around the world.

Political Inclinations

Arlington folks tended to give their money ($91,380) to George W. Bush in the 2004 Presidential race. More campaign money flowed to the Republican party than to competing parties.

Arlington Housing

As of 2000, the share of housing units in Arlington that were owner-occupied was 59%.

Commuting

In Arlington , 94% of commuters drive to work. One of the nice things about the city is its reasonable commuting times.

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