Dallas-Fort Worth
Hurst.
Hurst is the mid-cities suburb at the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth airport corridor, completing the Hurst-Euless-Bedford school trio.
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At a Glance
What it is like to live in Hurst.
A plain-language look at the local character, the typical housing, the schools and the commute for this suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth market, from the Sharcom Realty Group team. School boundaries and district lines change, so always confirm the current zoning for a specific address with the district.
Local Character
Central, established and family-oriented, Hurst offers the classic mid-cities package: brick neighborhoods, good schools and a commute in any direction.
Typical Home Styles
Mostly brick ranch and two-story family homes from the 1960s through the 1990s, with steady renovation and a healthy resale market.
Schools
Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD serves the city, one of the strongest draws for mid-cities buyers.
Commute Notes
Highway 121, 183 and the airport corridor place Hurst minutes from DFW Airport and roughly equidistant between the two downtowns.
The History
How Hurst came to be.
The story behind this suburb, in plain language, as the Sharcom Realty Group team tells it to buyers who are just starting their search. Dates and figures are approximate and drawn from public histories; verify specifics before you rely on them.
Hurst grew in the post-war boom as part of the Mid-Cities, developing along the rail and highway corridors between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Incorporated in the 1950s, it built out quickly in the 1960s and 1970s and today is a mature, fully developed family city at the heart of the HEB school district.
Its established neighborhoods and strong civic life have kept it a steady, dependable part of the Metroplex middle.
Demographics
Who calls Hurst home.
A general portrait of the people and households in the area. Population figures are from the 2020 U.S. Census and are approximate; the community mix changes as new areas build out.
Hurst reported about 40,400 residents in the 2020 U.S. Census, a family-oriented community served by the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD.
The population is stable, largely owner-occupied and diverse, with many households tied to DFW Airport, Tarrant County's industries and the regional retail economy.
The housing stock leans toward established brick homes on tree-lined streets.
Things to Do
Weekend plans in and around Hurst.
The outings residents and visitors actually take, from the parks and museums right outside the door to the regional draws within an easy drive.
- North East Mall for shopping, dining and movies
- The city's parks, trails and rec centers
- Northeast Community Park's sports fields
- The Mid-Cities' golf courses and country parks
- Grapevine Lake a short drive away
Restaurants
Where Hurst likes to eat.
From family favorites to date-night rooms, these are the kinds of dining spots that give the area its everyday flavor and keep residents coming back.
North East Mall's broad restaurant court and sit-down spots
- Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant : Tex-Mex platters on the Airport Freeway.
- BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse : pizza and house brews on NE Loop 820.
- Carrabba's Italian Grill : family Italian near the mall.
Family Tex-Mex along the NE Loop 820 corridor
- Dos Amores Tex Mex & Lounge : Tex-Mex and lounge on Bedford-Euless Road.
- Pulido's Kitchen & Cantina : Mexican kitchen on Precinct Line Road.
- Olivo's Cafe & Tortilla Factory : tacos and tortillas on West Pipeline Road.
- Mexican Restaurant Daniel y Maria : family Mexican plates on Bedford-Euless Road.
Long-running local diners and BBQ joints
- Italianni's : red-sauce Italian favorite on Precinct Line Road.
- Rosa's Cafe & Tortilla Factory : Tex-Mex tortilla factory on Precinct Line Road.
Casual favorites across the Mid-Cities
- Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen : Cajun seafood on the Airport Freeway.
- In-N-Out Burger : West Coast burger favorite on the Airport Freeway.
- Pollo Regio : Mexican-style grilled chicken on East Pipeline Road.
Why People Choose Hurst
What keeps buyers coming here.
The honest reasons this area makes the short list, straight from the conversations Sharcom Realty Group has with buyers and sellers every week.
Hurst offers mature neighborhoods, HEB schools and the central convenience of the Mid-Cities at some of the metro's most attainable prices.
Buyers who want an established community with short commutes in any direction keep Hurst firmly on the family short list.
Nearby
Communities worth comparing.
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