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An in-demand residential community near CityLine and home to Lookout Park
Owens Park resulted from Richardson's residential boom in the 1970s, built to accommodate the city's nearly tripled population after 1960. As housing developments began to scatter the city, significant commercial development followed in the '90s and early 21st century. And Owens Park is at the heart of this development. Commercial areas like CityLine are minutes from Owens Park, offering residents proximity to chic restaurants, live music events and bi-weekly markets. More personal to Owens Park is Lookout Park, the neighborhood's beating heart, which often hosts soccer games and small community gatherings. "Owens Park is a pretty and very appealing neighborhood," says Realtor Tricia Nixon of Huggins Realty. Nixon has sold homes across the region for nearly five years. "It's a well-established, peaceful community with mature trees and well-kept homes."
Grab a golf cart at Sherrill Park Golf Course near Owens Park and head to the greens.
Families spend time at the CityLine Boho Market and Live Music near Owens Park.
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Custom homes built in the 1970s and '80s
Nearly every street in Owens Park features a sidewalk with plenty of trees shading them, so locals often enjoy evening strolls or bike rides. Potential homebuyers will find a mix of New Traditional, ranch-style and custom, contemporary homes built across the 1970s and '80s. Owens Park Houses are spacious, often well over 2,000 square feet, with four bedrooms. Most residents maintain landscaping on their quarter-acre lots and have added an in-ground pool to their backyard. "Like most Richardson neighborhoods, Owens Park homes are sought-after and sell well," Nixon says. "The home I listed received an offer above the list price after its first showing. It was sold before you could snap your fingers." Homes typically cost between $400,000 and $600,000.
Contemporary style homes were built by individual builders during the 1970s and 1980s.
Owens Park is characterized by its well-maintained and manicured lawns.
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Richardson Independent Schools
"Richardson schools are sought-after," Nixon says. "It's an excellent school district." Kids growing up in Owens Park attend schools in the Richardson Independent Schools District, which Niche gave an overall A. Students attend Yale Elementary School, which has an overall A-minus on Niche, before heading to Apollo Junior High School, which got an overall B-plus. Students head to Berkner High School to earn their diplomas. High schoolers can join various extracurriculars, including anything from African and Latin dance clubs to robotics club and jazz band. Niche gave the high school an overall B-plus.
Yale Elementary School in Richardson has been named an exemplary school for many years.
Apollo Junior High School is a highly rated, public school located in Richardson.
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Community gatherings at Lookout Park
Locals often spend free time at Lookout Park, a 25-acre green space in the neighborhood's north end. Kids enjoy the playground and swing set while families host gatherings under the picnic pavilion. Locals also frequently utilize the park's walking trail and open fields for weekend soccer games. "There's a park within a mile and a half of most of the neighborhoods in Richardson," Nixon says. She adds that many neighborhoods hold events in nearby parks, and Owens Park is no exception. Lookout Park hosts many community gatherings, like summer picnics and Halloween pizza parties. Locals who prefer fairways over soccer fields head to the Sherrill Park Golf Course. The public golf course ranked among the top four in Texas by the Dallas Morning News and features two expansive regulation courses.
Lookout Park, in Owens Park, has 25 acres of green space perfect for weekend soccer games.
Lookout Park in Owens Park is alway lively with soccer players on the fields.
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Dinner at Campbell Junction and live music at CityLine
Along the neighborhood's southern end is East Campbell Road, a busy six-lane commuter strip with plenty of shopping and dining options. Campbell Junction is a small plaza with a few dining options, including LA Burger. The burger joint features a fusion of Korean and American flavors, with burger options like their K-Town burger. Locals also enjoy a warm bowl of pho at Pho Tay Do. CityLine is a popular hub of additional restaurant options, like Red Mango Café and Tricky Fish. CityLine also features a live music series every Friday and Saturday in April and May at CityLine Plaza. Locals also enjoy CityLine's Night Market, which occurs every other Friday throughout the summer until November. The market features live music while visitors browse over 40 vendors. Shoppers can grab groceries at the Whole Foods Market on their way home from CityLine.
CityLine is a bustling afternoon lunch spot for Owens Park locals.
At Sugar - Sweets & Gelato, savor the delicate flavors of treats.
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Navigating the Metroplex
Residents primarily drive to get around, but Dallas Area Rapid Transit stops at many points along North Jupiter Road. Owens Park is about 2 miles from the junction of Highway 75 and President George Bush Turnpike, so commuters can quickly reach other areas of the Metroplex. Locals heading into Dallas typically hop on I-75 for a 20-mile trip into the city's heart. Healthcare is provided at the Methodist Richardson Medical Center, about 3 miles away. When locals need to catch a flight, Dallas Forth Worth International Airport is about 30 miles away.
Highway 75 is under 2 miles from Owens Park, getting locals to Dallas quickly.
Owens Park residents can use the CityLine DART Rail to avoid highway traffic.
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Assault with Weapon
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Owens Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Owens Park, Richardson sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Owens Park, Richardson over the last 12 months is $520,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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