6 new DFW neighborhoods rank among nation’s bestsellers, RCLCO says

Six neighborhoods in Dallas-Fort Worth ranked among the 50 top-selling master-planned communities in the nation last year.

Six neighborhoods in Dallas-Fort Worth ranked among the 50 top-selling master-planned communities in the nation last year.

That’s according to a report released Jan. 4 by RCLCO Real Estate Consulting, a Maryland-based firm known for its research on subdivisions and other real estate topics.
The listmakers are all located on the outskirts of DFW: No. 16 overall Silverado, No. 33 Windsong Ranch, No. 41 Painted Tree, No. 45 Pecan Square, No. 46 Union Park and No. 48 Harvest.

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Source: The Business journals

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