Lakewood, TX is a neighborhood in East Dallas situated just northeast of downtown Dallas. The area is known for the impressive Tudor-style mansions from the 1920s and 1930s as well as the historic Lakewood Theater, which opened in 1938. Additionally, White Rock Lake to the east provides a serene respite for residents and visitors. This urban-suburban mix makes Lakewood one of the best places to live in Dallas.
Residential development in Lakewood began in the early 1900s. Many of the iconic estates and cottages were built around this time in the 1920s and 1930s, though many have been torn down and replaced through the decades. Another architectural icon of the area, the Lakewood Theater, was built in 1938 and is one of the last remaining art deco theaters of its kind still close to its original condition.
Lakewood proper consists of around 2,900 homes. Older homes tend to be smaller compared to new ones. In fact, homes built after 2000 average over 4,000 square feet compared to homes built before 1960, which average less than 2,300 square feet. Due to the neighborhood’s proximity to downtown Dallas, the excellent school system, and the historic/architectural significance of some homes makes sale prices in this area quite high.
The median household income in Lakewood, TX is 26% higher than the state median. Education-wise, over half hold at least a bachelor’s degree. The neighborhood is predominantly white with small percentages of Blacks and Asians residents.
Lakewood, TX is served by Dallas Independent School District. It serves 155,119 students in grades PK, K-12 and has a student-teacher ratio of 16-to-1.
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