Collin & Dallas County · Northeast DFW
Living in Sachse, Texas
The complete family relocation guide, two school districts, Woodbridge, Lake Ray Hubbard access, and everything else you need to decide.
Family Score = schools (35%) + safety (30%) + community (10%) + commute (15%) + market stability (10%), normalized 0–100 for readability · Affordability Score = price-to-income ratio + school quality per dollar + price vs. metro avg · Sub-scores on a 0–10 scale · Niche grades refreshed annually each fall
"Sachse is one of those suburbs that keeps surprising my clients, they come in expecting something small and overlooked, and they leave realizing it's a legitimate contender. Two well-rated ISDs, Woodbridge's trails and golf course right in the neighborhood, Lake Ray Hubbard ten minutes away, and a median home price nearly $100K below Frisco. For families who want the suburban sweet spot without paying Plano prices, Sachse is worth a serious look."
Kristen Carpentier is a licensed Texas Realtor® and DFW family relocation specialist, brokered by eXp Realty. She's a mom of four and has helped hundreds of families, mostly relocating from California, New York, and Illinois, find their right suburb and the right school district before ever stepping foot in a home.
(602) 405-4115 · Kristen@whymovetodallas.com · TREC #760457
U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023
Where Is Sachse, Texas?
Sachse sits in the northeastern corner of the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, straddling the Collin County and Dallas County line, which matters more than you might think when you're choosing where to buy. The city is roughly 21 miles northeast of Downtown Dallas and about 17 miles from Plano's Legacy West corridor. US-78 runs right through the heart of town, connecting Sachse to Garland to the west and Wylie to the north. The President George Bush Turnpike (PGBT/SH-190) skirts the southern and western edges, giving residents a tolled but faster route to DFW Airport, the Galleria area, and Las Colinas.
What makes Sachse's location interesting is that the county line splits the city, properties south of the divide land in Dallas County under Garland ISD, while the north side sits in Collin County under Wylie ISD. Both ISDs serve Sachse, which means your specific address determines your school zone. It's one of the first things I check before any client puts in an offer here, because both districts are genuinely strong, but families need to know which one applies to their street. Commute-wise, Sachse sits in a useful sweet spot: close enough to Dallas for a reasonable daily drive, but far enough east that you're often going against the worst of the morning rush.
Commute Times from Central Sachse
Garland ISD & Wylie ISD: Schools Deep Dive
Here's the thing about schools in Sachse that most people miss: you don't get one ISD, you get two, and both are genuinely strong. Whether your address falls in Garland ISD (the larger, south/Dallas County side, serving Sachse High School) or Wylie ISD (the north/Collin County side, consistently earning A ratings from TEA), your kids are going to be well-served. The split situation sounds complicated, but in practice it just means one very important step: confirm your specific street's school zone before you make an offer. It's the first thing I run for every Sachse client.
Two Strong ISDs
Sachse is split between Garland ISD and Wylie ISD. Garland ISD serves the south/Dallas County side (Sachse High School, 2,900+ students). Wylie ISD, rated A every year since 2018, serves the north/Collin County portion. Both are well-regarded for academics and athletics.
Top Campuses
John W. Armstrong Elementary (Garland ISD) ranks in the top 10% of Texas elementary schools. Don Whitt Elementary and Cheri Cox Elementary (both Wylie ISD serving Sachse) rank in the top 5–6% of Texas, elite results for any suburb at this price point.
Verify Your Address
Because Sachse spans two ISDs, your specific street, not just your zip code or neighborhood name, determines which schools your children attend. I run this check on every offer I write for Sachse. Always confirm the attendance zone before going under contract.
Top Campuses Serving Sachse
| Campus | Level | GreatSchools |
|---|---|---|
| Sachse High School (Garland ISD) | 9–12 | 7/10 |
| Wylie East High School (Wylie ISD) | 9–12 | 8/10 |
| Don Whitt Elementary (Wylie ISD) | K–5 | 9/10 |
| Cheri Cox Elementary (Wylie ISD) | K–5 | 9/10 |
| John W. Armstrong Elementary (Garland ISD) | K–5 | 8/10 |
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Niche Category Grades: Garland ISD
Best Neighborhoods in Sachse for Families
Sachse doesn't have a long list of master-planned communities, it has one marquee community done very well, plus a mix of established neighborhoods that offer solid value at different price points. The Woodbridge community defines Sachse's identity. Outside of Woodbridge, you're looking at quieter residential streets and newer developments near the PGBT corridor. Here's how the main options break down.
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Woodbridge
Sachse's signature community and one of the few golf-course master-planned neighborhoods of its kind in northeast DFW. Woodbridge features an 18-hole public golf course (Golf Digest 4-star), a sprawling trail system, five community pools, splash pads, lakes, and homes from some of North Texas's most respected builders. Built out between the late 1990s and 2018, homes here range from established 3-bedroom ranch styles to larger 5-bedroom executive homes. The community straddles both ISDs, so your specific street determines whether your kids go to Garland ISD or Wylie ISD, both strong options.
Old Town Sachse / Sachse Road Corridor
The city's oldest and most affordable residential areas sit along Sachse Road and the historic downtown corridor near the 5th Street District. These are modest, well-kept single-family homes, 3 and 4 bedrooms, established trees, and a genuine neighborhood feel. The city is actively developing the 5th Street District at SH-78 and 5th St into a walkable mixed-use destination, which should increase appeal over the next several years. Garland ISD serves most of this area, with Sachse High School as the high school feeder.
North Sachse / Collin County Side
The northern portion of Sachse, technically in Collin County, includes newer residential developments that feed into Wylie ISD. For families who specifically want Wylie ISD's A-rated track record but find Wylie itself fully priced, north Sachse offers an opportunity to access the same schools at a slightly lower price point. Neighborhoods here tend to feature larger lots, newer construction from the 2010s forward, and proximity to the PGBT for commuters heading west toward Plano and Las Colinas.
Creek Hollow & Central Sachse
Creek Hollow and the central residential areas of Sachse offer the comfortable middle ground, homes built in the 2000s and early 2010s on reasonably sized lots, with good access to Muddy Creek Nature Preserve, Sachse City Park, and the Michael J. Felix Community Center. These are the kinds of neighborhoods where families stay for 10–15 years, where kids ride bikes in the street, and where you recognize your neighbors. Primarily Garland ISD with Sachse High School as the high school; verify specific zones by address.
Not seeing what you're looking for? These are the neighborhoods I recommend most, but Sachse has more to offer. Tell me your must-haves and I'll match you to the right streets — including confirming the ISD zone before you fall in love with a house.
Cost of Living: Sachse vs. Where You're Coming From
Most of my clients come from California, New York, or Illinois. Here's the comparison they need before they decide.
| Category | San Francisco Bay Area | Sachse, TX |
|---|---|---|
| Median Home Price | ~$1.3M | ~$441K |
| State Income Tax | 9.3%+ (up to 13.3%) | $0, No state income tax |
| Property Tax Rate | ~1.1–1.2% (Prop 13 capped) | ~2.0–2.2% (varies by ISD & county) |
| Property Tax on $441K Home | ~$4,851–$5,292/yr | ~$8,820–$9,700/yr (without homestead) |
| Avg. Tax Burden | ~13–16% of income | ~8–11% of income (no state income tax) |
| School Quality | Highly variable by zip | Wylie ISD (A) / Garland ISD (A-) |
| Avg. Commute | 45–90+ min | ~30 min median · 31 min avg (Census) |
Property Tax Breakdown: Sachse (Both County Scenarios)
| Taxing Entity | Rate per $100 | On $441K Home | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SCENARIO A, Dallas County / Garland ISD (south Sachse) | |||
| Garland ISD | ~$1.0509 | ~$4,635/yr | |
| City of Sachse | ~$0.6504 | ~$2,868/yr | |
| Dallas County (incl. Parkland + DCCCD) | ~$0.5330 | ~$2,350/yr | |
| Total (Dallas County) | ~$2.23 | ~$9,853/yr | |
| SCENARIO B, Collin County / Wylie ISD (north Sachse) | |||
| Wylie ISD | ~$1.1700 | ~$5,160/yr | |
| City of Sachse | ~$0.6504 | ~$2,868/yr | |
| Collin County + Collin College | ~$0.2306 | ~$1,017/yr | |
| Total (Collin County) | ~$2.05 | ~$9,045/yr | |
| + MUD/PID (select new areas) | +$0.25–0.50 | +$1,100–$2,200/yr | |
Rates are 2024 certified. Wylie ISD rate is approximate, confirm current rates at Texas Comptroller. Homestead exemption: $140,000 applied to school district taxes (Texas statewide). Always verify specific address rates before closing.
Major Employers: Sachse & Nearby
Sachse doesn't have a large corporate base of its own, but it sits at the crossroads of two of DFW's strongest employment corridors. The Garland tech-and-defense cluster is 15–20 minutes west; the Plano/Legacy West Fortune 500 hub is 25 minutes northwest. Residents have genuine access to major employers without paying Plano or Frisco prices.
In Sachse / Local Area
| Employer | Industry |
|---|---|
| Garland ISD | Education (largest local employer) |
| Wylie ISD | Education (north Sachse campuses) |
| Walmart Supercenter | Retail / Distribution |
| Woodbridge Golf Club | Hospitality / Recreation |
| Atmos Energy (local ops) | Energy Utility |
| Medical / Healthcare offices | Healthcare (urgent care, specialists) |
Garland Corridor (~18 min west)
| Employer | Industry |
|---|---|
| Raytheon Intelligence & Space | Defense / Aerospace |
| Samsung (Garland sites) | Semiconductor / Manufacturing |
| Texas Instruments (Garland) | Semiconductor Manufacturing |
| Atmos Energy HQ | Natural Gas Utility |
| L3Harris Technologies | Defense Electronics |
| BNSF Railway | Freight & Logistics |
Plano / Legacy West (~25 min northwest)
| Employer | Industry |
|---|---|
| Toyota North America HQ | Automotive (9,000+ employees) |
| JPMorgan Chase | Financial Services (5,000+) |
| Goldman Sachs | Financial Services |
| Charles Schwab | Financial Services |
| Oracle (Plano campus) | Technology |
| Capital One | Financial Services |
Dallas / Richardson (~30 min)
| Employer | Industry |
|---|---|
| UT Dallas (UTD) | Research University / Tech |
| Ericsson (Richardson) | Telecom Technology |
| State Farm (Richardson) | Insurance |
| UT Southwestern Medical | Healthcare / Research |
| American Airlines HQ | Aviation (Fort Worth, ~55 min) |
What Life Actually Looks Like in Sachse
Strong Youth Sports Scene
Sachse has an active youth athletics community, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, and flag football leagues organized through the city's parks department and both ISDs. The Michael J. Felix Community Center anchors it all with courts, a walking track, and year-round programming.
Lake Ray Hubbard Access
One of DFW's most underrated lifestyle perks, Lake Ray Hubbard is minutes from Sachse, offering boating, fishing, paddleboarding, and lakefront dining at Rockwall Harbor. Real waterfront access without waterfront pricing.
Everyday Conveniences
Woodbridge Corners shopping center anchors day-to-day errands, Walmart Supercenter, Starbucks, Hat Creek Burger, dental, urgent care, and more. Larger retail and specialty dining are a 15-minute drive toward Plano or Garland.
Community Events & Holidays
Sachse hosts seasonal events including National Night Out, holiday festivals in the Woodbridge community, and city-organized activities through the Felix Community Center. A small-town event calendar in a growing suburban setting.
Woodbridge Golf Club
The Woodbridge Golf Club, an 18-hole public course embedded within the master-planned community, adds a lifestyle dimension that sets Sachse apart. Golf community feel at a fraction of Southlake or Colleyville prices.
Tight-Knit Community Feel
Sachse is small enough that you'll recognize your neighbors. The Woodbridge HOA community is particularly active with events, Nextdoor engagement, and block-level connections. Families relocating from dense metros often find the community warmth refreshing.
Recreation, Walkability & City Amenities
Sachse is a car-dependent suburb, you will need a vehicle for almost everything. What it lacks in walkability it compensates with nature access: Muddy Creek Nature Preserve, Lake Ray Hubbard proximity, neighborhood trails through Woodbridge, and a city-operated community center that punches above its weight for a city of 30,000.
Walkability & Transportation Scores
Scores reflect the city's most walkable areas and vary by neighborhood. Source: Walk Score® 
Parks, Trails & Green Space
Sachse's biggest outdoor asset is the Muddy Creek Nature Preserve, 206 acres of protected natural area with hiking and nature trails winding through creek bottomland. It's one of the most authentic nature experiences in east Collin County, and it's practically in Sachse's backyard.
Muddy Creek Nature Preserve
206 acres of protected creek bottomland along Muddy Creek, shared between Sachse and Wylie. Natural trails, wildlife observation, and open green space, one of the most authentic nature preserves in the eastern DFW suburbs.
Woodbridge Trail System
The Woodbridge master-planned community has an internal trail network connecting neighborhoods, ponds, and open space. Residents use it for morning runs, evening dog walks, and kids' bike rides, a genuine day-to-day quality-of-life asset.
Sachse City Park & Salmon Park
Sachse City Park (20 acres) offers playgrounds, pavilions, and open green space. Salmon Park and Firefighters Park round out the city's park system with picnic areas and youth sports fields throughout the community.
Lake Ray Hubbard (~15 min)
22,745 acres of open water just south of Sachse, one of the largest urban lakes in North Texas. Boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and lakefront dining at Rockwall Harbor. A short drive turns into a full weekend lifestyle.
City Recreation Centers & Facilities
| Facility | What's Inside |
|---|---|
| Michael J. Felix Community Center | Gym, fitness room, pickleball courts, basketball, volleyball, walking track, game room |
| Woodbridge Golf Club | 18-hole public golf course, clubhouse, pro shop, driving range |
| HOA Amenity Centers (Woodbridge) | Pools, splash pads, playgrounds, clubhouses, tennis courts |
Youth Sports & Organized Recreation
Sachse's youth sports scene runs primarily through the city's parks department and the two ISDs, with additional club leagues through neighboring Wylie and Garland organizations.
How Safe Is Sachse?
Sachse consistently earns a B crime rating from Niche, which means it ranks meaningfully safer than most U.S. suburbs its size. Violent crime is well below the national average, residents commonly describe it as a place where kids play outside, people walk dogs at night, and neighbors still wave to each other.
(U.S. avg: ~4.0)
(Texas avg: ~22)
Above U.S. average
Sources: Niche Crime & Safety · NeighborhoodScout · Sachse Police Department annual reports
Sachse Real Estate Market: What to Expect
In Sachse, the heart of the market is the typical band: 54% of homes sold in the past year landed between $400K and $700K, where a median of about $508K buys roughly 2,743 square feet. Entry-level homes do exist, around $338K for about 1,774 square feet, but they are a smaller share (37%). About 9% of sales were $700K or more, so move-up and luxury buyers have real selection. Price per square foot climbs from about $191 at the entry level to $299 at the top, which is what you are paying for in larger lots, newer builds, and higher finish levels.
Median Sale Price
$443K
12-month rolling avg · single-family
Average Sale Price
$477K
12-month rolling avg · single-family
Price per Sq Ft
$189
Median · 12-month rolling
Sale to Original List
95.7%
12-month rolling · share of original list price
Days on Market
37 days
Median · 12-month rolling
Months Supply
4.3 mo.
Balanced market · 12-month
Active Inventory
89
Current active supply · single-family
Closed Sales
254
12-month total · single-family
A few more numbers worth knowing if you are weighing an offer in Sachse. Over the trailing 12 months, single-family homes sold for a median of $443K and an average of $477K, which works out to about $189 per square foot. Homes here sold for roughly 95.7% of their original list price, which gives you a sense of how much room buyers have typically had to negotiate. As of the latest data, about 89 single-family homes were actively listed. These are NTREIS figures (the price metrics are 12-month rolling, inventory is current active supply), and your own price per square foot and negotiating room will vary by neighborhood, age of home, and finish level.
Source: NTREIS via 10K Research · All figures are 12-month rolling periods · Updated April 2026
Sachse represents one of the strongest value cases in northeast DFW. With a median single-family price around $441K, roughly $250K below Frisco and $200K below Plano, families can buy more house, in a safer and quieter community, without giving up school quality. The balanced market (4.3 months supply) means buyers have more negotiating room than they'd find in hotter suburbs, while sellers still benefit from genuine demand driven by affordability-seekers from across the metro.
The dual-ISD situation creates a natural price stratification: Collin County / Wylie ISD addresses (north Sachse) typically command a modest premium, 5–10% above comparable Dallas County / Garland ISD addresses. Both are excellent schools; the premium reflects Wylie ISD's slightly higher Niche rankings and the lower Collin County tax rate. I verify which school zone a specific address falls in before my clients make an offer.
New Homes in Sachse
Sachse is a fully established suburb — the kind of place where the neighborhoods are set, the trees are mature, and the community feel is already there when you move in. There's little vacant land left for large-scale new residential development, so most families buying here are focused on the resale market. That's not a disadvantage: Sachse has strong inventory across a range of price points, lot sizes, and neighborhood styles, and resale homes often come with finished landscaping, custom touches, and HOA communities that are already thriving. If you're weighing Sachse against a suburb with active new construction, the honest trade-off is this — you're giving up the ability to choose your finishes and get a builder warranty, and gaining a suburb where the character and school patterns are well-established and predictable. For many relocating families, that's exactly what they're looking for. Kristen can walk you through what's available in your price range and help you find the right fit — at no cost to you as a buyer.
Pros & Cons of Living in Sachse
I won't sell you on Sachse. I'll give you the real picture so you can decide if it's right for your family.
✓ What Sachse Does Well
- Exceptional affordability, A Value Score of 96 out of 100 means Sachse delivers strong quality of life at one of the lower price points in northeast DFW. Families stretch their budgets further here than almost anywhere else in the NTREIS market.
- Two strong ISDs, Whether you land in Garland ISD or Wylie ISD, your kids are in A-rated districts. Both earned TEA A ratings and strong Niche scores. School quality here is real, not marketing.
- Woodbridge lifestyle, The Woodbridge master-planned community delivers amenities, trails, and a genuine neighborhood feel that rivals communities in suburbs 2–3x the price.
- Lake Ray Hubbard access, Minutes from one of DFW's largest urban lakes, boating, fishing, lakefront dining, and real outdoor recreation without waterfront pricing.
- Small-town feel, metro access, Sachse is small enough to feel like a community but close enough to Plano, Garland, and Dallas to access everything a big metro offers.
- No state income tax, Texas's zero state income tax delivers meaningful annual savings, especially for families relocating from California, New York, or Illinois.
- Appreciation trajectory, As Collin County demand spreads east, Sachse is positioned to benefit from affordability-driven migration. Long-term equity upside is real.
— What to Weigh Carefully
- Split ISD complexity, Whether your address falls in Garland ISD (Dallas County) or Wylie ISD (Collin County) affects your taxes, schools, and resale positioning. Verify ISD by specific address, neighborhood names alone don't tell the full story.
- Limited local dining & nightlife, Sachse's dining options are modest, chain restaurants and local standbys. For variety, you're driving to Garland, Plano, or Rockwall. Manage expectations if restaurant culture matters to your lifestyle.
- US-78 congestion, The main artery in and out of Sachse sees meaningful rush-hour backup. It's nothing like the Bay Area, but it's enough to plan around during peak hours.
- No public transit, A car (or two) is not optional in Sachse. DART doesn't serve the city, and rideshare is the only alternative. Budget accordingly.
- Fewer local employers, Unlike Frisco or Plano, Sachse doesn't have a significant in-city corporate base. Most residents commute to Garland, Plano, or Dallas for professional employment.
- Smaller park footprint, Relative to Frisco or McKinney, Sachse's city park system is modest. Muddy Creek Preserve and Lake Ray Hubbard access partially offset this, but families expecting Frisco-level park infrastructure will need to recalibrate.
How Sachse Compares to Nearby Suburbs
Every family weighs the same factors differently. Here is how Sachse stacks up against nearby options on the metrics that matter most for relocating families.
Scores computed from Niche, NTREIS, WalkScore, and Census ACS · Updated 2026 · Compare all DFW suburbs →
Sachse, Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Sachse is a genuinely strong option for families who want school quality and community safety without Frisco or Plano prices. Both Garland ISD and Wylie ISD earn TEA "A" ratings, violent crime is well below the national average, and the Woodbridge master-planned community creates a neighborhood environment that's rare at Sachse's price point. Residents consistently cite the small-town feel and community warmth as meaningful quality-of-life pluses.
Both, and this is the most important thing to understand about Sachse. The city straddles the Dallas/Collin County line, which splits it between two ISDs. Generally speaking, southern Sachse (Dallas County side) feeds into Garland ISD, home to Sachse High School. Northern Sachse (Collin County side) feeds into Wylie ISD, home to Wylie East High School.
Both are excellent, A-rated districts. But your specific address determines your school assignment, your property tax rate, and your county. You must verify by address, not by neighborhood name or ZIP code. I always confirm ISD zoning before my clients write an offer.
Strong, in both districts. Garland ISD earned a TEA "A" rating with Sachse High School performing consistently above the district average. Wylie ISD has earned a TEA "A" every year since 2018, with Wylie East High School recognized for academic achievement and strong college-prep outcomes. Niche gives Garland ISD a B+ and Wylie ISD an A-. For a suburb at Sachse's price point, the school quality is genuinely exceptional.
The 12-month rolling median single-family sale price in Sachse is approximately $441,000 (NTREIS 2026). The market sits in balanced territory, 4.3 months of supply, giving buyers more room to negotiate than hotter markets like Frisco or McKinney. Prices range roughly from $280K for older homes in east Sachse to $750K+ in Woodbridge. North Sachse (Collin County / Wylie ISD) tends to price 5–10% above comparable south Sachse properties.
Property taxes in Sachse depend on which county your address falls in, and that's a meaningful difference:
Dallas County / Garland ISD: Combined rate approximately $2.23 per $100, about $9,850/year on a $441K home before the homestead exemption.
Collin County / Wylie ISD: Combined rate approximately $2.05 per $100, about $9,050/year on a $441K home before the homestead exemption.
Texas's $140,000 homestead exemption on school district taxes reduces the effective annual bill significantly, roughly $6,200–$6,700/year on a median-priced home. Some newer developments also carry MUD or PID fees. Always verify for a specific address at the Texas Comptroller website.
Downtown Dallas is approximately 30–45 minutes from Sachse, about 21 miles via US-78 and I-635 or the George Bush Turnpike. The Plano/Legacy West employment corridor (Toyota, JPMorgan, etc.) is 25–35 minutes northwest. DFW Airport is 40–55 minutes. The Garland employment corridor (Raytheon, TI, Samsung) is just 18–25 minutes west on US-78. Sachse's eastern location means you're driving against traffic on most morning commutes, a real advantage compared to suburbs directly north or west of the Dallas core.
Yes. Sachse has a violent crime rate of approximately 1 per 1,000 residents, well below the U.S. average of about 4 per 1,000. Property crime is also below the Texas average. Niche gives Sachse a B crime and safety grade, reflecting a city that's meaningfully safer than the typical American suburb. Residents describe it as a place where kids play outside, neighbors know each other, and the community feels genuinely safe.
Woodbridge is the standout, a master-planned community with an internal trail system, ponds, community events, and the adjacent Woodbridge Golf Club. Prices range from $320K to $750K+ depending on the phase and home size. North Sachse (Collin County, Wylie ISD) is the premium tier, newer homes, slightly lower tax rates, strong school assignments. Old Town Sachse offers established character at $280K–$420K. Creek Hollow is a solid mid-range option at $300K–$480K. I match families to neighborhoods based on school zone, commute direction, and budget.
All three are solid affordable alternatives in the eastern DFW suburbs. Sachse has the edge in community feel (Woodbridge) and golf amenity access. Rowlett gives you direct Lake Ray Hubbard waterfront access and a larger city with more dining options. Wylie (fully within Collin County and Wylie ISD) removes the split-ISD complexity that Sachse carries, simplifying the buying decision. If you want single-ISD clarity, Wylie may be easier to navigate. If you want master-planned community amenities at a value price, Sachse's Woodbridge is hard to beat.
Kristen Carpentier is a licensed Texas Realtor® (TREC #760457) and DFW family relocation specialist. She helps families moving from California, New York, Illinois, and other states find the right suburb, school zone, and home in North DFW, including Sachse, Wylie, Rowlett, Garland, Rockwall, and surrounding communities. Contact her at Kristen@whymovetodallas.com or (602) 405-4115, or visit whymovetodallas.com.
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