Oil crash is pretty much not affecting DFW. In the 80s, when Dallas had lots of O&G and it was tied into the real estate and banks here, it was a disaster. So a Council of Regional governments was formed and they actively scout businesses, start infrastructure projects as a region. They have focused on out of state and foreign investment, while creating a small and startup business community. They have been wildly successful. Pair that with growing logistics business from that infrastructural planning and Houston pretty much taking most of the big oil industry jobs and Dallas has ended up with a really diverse economy that has pretty much been unaffected by low oil prices.
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If you all believe in this article. 
shyt will be an extension of Oak Cliff within 10 years.
Lake Ridge(Cedar Hill) is like 90% CAC. And that off of Pleasent Run and Cockrell Hill is like 90% CAC.
If you calling living in those throw up in one month cheap two floors houses ballin then
The average credit and foreclosure rate in those areas are
The property value in those area has also been falling at a super rate.
shyt will be an extension of Oak Cliff within 10 years.
Lake Ridge(Cedar Hill) is like 90% CAC. And that off of Pleasent Run and Cockrell Hill is like 90% CAC.
If you calling living in those throw up in one month cheap two floors houses ballin then
The average credit and foreclosure rate in those areas are
The property value in those area has also been falling at a super rate.
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