Dallas, NC Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Outside of Gastonia, Dallas is nicknamed the “Crossroads of Gaston County” for its intersection of Highway 321 and Interstate 85. It was the original county seat for Gaston County, and pieces of the area’s 1800s history still stand in the community, from the historic courthouse to the Gaston County Museum. After losing the county seat designation, business in Dallas slowed, causing a transition from business hub to bedroom community. “A lot of people like being on the outskirts of Gastonia, like in Dallas or Belmont, instead of Gastonia itself,” says Greg Holland, an experienced Realtor-broker with Moss Realty, based in Gastonia. “Dallas is central to Charlotte and Hickory. It’s a good area for commuting.” While the area draws people looking for a rest spot away from work and busy city life, there are still things to do, from exploring Dallas Park to catching up with friends at one of the restaurants downtown. Brick ranch-style and Craftsman homes throughout Dallas can land in the $430,000 to $625,000 range. “There’s new construction, whole subdivisions, but there’s not a lot going on anymore,” Holland says. “A lot of the lots have been built out.” Newer homes with bungalow or