Corporate headquarters get established in Irving – Las Colinas, the Texas city built for business.

Companies seeking to relocate their corporate headquarters are finding Irving – Las Colinas an ideal selection. One major factor is that Texas real estate has continued to maintain its value despite the recent global economic downturn. Irving, Las Colinas, Dallas, DFW, and Texas consistently attract thousands of businesses, Fortune 500 companies, and multi-national corporations to relocate their corporate headquarters in Irving – Las Colinas, the Texas city built for business. This is especially the case in the DFW area and the cities that surround Dallas, and particularly so with the greater Irving – Las Colinas area. Companies seeking to relocate their corporate headquarters are finding Irving – Las Colinas an ideal selection due to: a vast transportation network that includes a web of highways, commuter rail service and plans for a light-rail line—in addition to DFW Airport; its strategic location in the heart of the North American continent and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex; access to the world's third-busiest airport, Dallas/Fort Worth International, located within its borders; community demographics that include a workforce of more than 3.1 million people within a 30-minute commute; a business-friendly city with an active Economic Development Partnership, incentive programs, and a coalition of civic stakeholders who work together to support quality growth; world-class business centers and a historic central business district; a great place to live, with outstanding housing, cultural and entertainment resources; and educational institutions that keep residents learning, from pre-K through post-doctorate—and support the needs of a highly capable workforce. All of which help place Irving – Las Colinas among the Top 10 cities for business in the nation.