Why Dallas pricing sits close to the national average

Dallas-Fort Worth pricing tracks close to the national average, with a wide range across the metro depending on suburb - homes in Highland Park or Southlake commonly price above Arlington or Mesquite for comparable square footage.
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How this compares to nearby cities

Dallas-Fort Worth runs close to the national average and close to Chicago, well below the coastal high-cost metros like New York, LA, or Seattle.