CityLine

Rail to Downtown Dallas and DFW Airport from a walk-to-work district

CityLine is a 186-acre transit-oriented district at US-75 and the President George Bush Turnpike, anchored by State Farm’s regional hub and by Raytheon, which occupies roughly 490,000 square feet across three buildings. Housing sits across several residential communities alongside 40-plus restaurants and retailers, a Whole Foods, an Aloft hotel, and two parks (Fox Creek Park and CityLine Park) with trails linking into Richardson’s regional trail network. The CityLine/Bush DART station puts the Red Line, peak-hour Orange Line, and the new Silver Line, which opened in October 2025 and runs west to DFW International Airport, at the district’s front door.

• One of the only DFW neighborhoods with direct rail to both Downtown Dallas and DFW Airport
• Walk to work: State Farm’s CityLine campus and Raytheon anchor the district
• 40+ restaurants and retailers plus a Whole Foods inside the district
• Two parks, Fox Creek Park and CityLine Park, with connections into Richardson’s trail network
• Silver Line service opened October 2025, adding an airport connection
• Lock-and-leave townhome and condo living with no yard to maintain

CityLine: Frequently Asked Questions

• Canyon CreekCountry-club living on big lots, with two school districts inside one neighborhoodMid-$500Ks to $1M+. Recent neighborhood medians have been reported between roughly $575K and $680K depending on the source and month
• Richardson HeightsRichardson’s original postwar neighborhood: mid-century ranches, big lots, no mandatory HOARecent medians land in the high $300Ks to mid $400Ks depending on the window. Redfin put the trailing-three-month median around $377K, while Homes.com’s trailing-twelve-month median was about $435K. Ask Mali for a current, street-level comp set.