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The Dallas Ft. Worth New Homes Directory is designed to be the most simple, easy to use real estate resource on the web, for finding new homes for sale, real estate press releases, green homes, new home builders, and new home communities in Dallas Ft. Worth, Texas. You may search for new homes and new condos in Dallas Ft. Worth by Price, Location, Builders, and by Master Planned Communities.
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Of course everything in Dallas Ft. Worth has to be the biggest. Or the best. So, Dallas Ft. Worth has one of the largest concentrations of Art Deco buildings in the nation at Fair Park; one of the top collections of Spanish Art outside Spain (at the Meadows Museum); and one of the acoustically best concert halls in the world (the Meyerson).
But this is a city that lives in the present. It celebrates what's sleek, stylish and contemporary. No wonder that Dallas' second favorite sporting event – after Dallas Cowboys games – is shopping, and its most famous export is Neiman Marcus.
Dallas has hot summers and mild winters with occasional short-lived cold spells. Expect summer highs to average in the mid 90s F, with July being the hottest (it's not unusual for temperatures to be above 100 F). Humidity runs 35%-80% in the summer, which can be fairly uncomfortable for those who aren't used to it. Summer visitors should pace themselves and wear light, loose clothing and a hat with a brim -- the Texas sun is intense.
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