Yes. Most of Southlake lies in Tarrant County, and the Census geocoder places the north end of the city in Denton County, where homes fall in Northwest ISD. A strip on the west side is in Keller ISD and the rest of the city is Carroll ISD. We serve all of it from our Haltom City office.
Both. Of 32 locations we checked in the USDA soil survey, 19 sit on soil rated high shrink-swell for a slab house (mostly Rader, Crosstell and Birome), 11 on sandy Gasil or Silstid soil, and 2 on creek-bottom soil that floods.
The median home was built in 1997, according to Census estimates for 2020 to 2024. Forty-five percent went up in the 1990s, 19 percent in 2010 or later, and only about 5 percent before 1980.
Large. The median home has 10 rooms, 81 percent have four or more bedrooms, and 39 percent have five or more. Ninety-four percent are detached single-family houses.
Building Inspections, a division of Planning and Development Services, at 1400 Main Street, Suite 250. Call 817-748-8236 on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or send a request through the city’s Southlake Serves tool.