DFW Twin Finder

Moving from Boulder, CO? Here’s where North Texas will feel like home.

You live in

Boulder, CO

106,433people
$87Kmedian household income
$1.04Mmedian home value
18 minaverage commute

Your North Texas twins

Matched on 8 Census measures. Price isn’t one of them.

#1 TWINCollin County

Richardson

70%match

Why it feels familiar

DensityBoulder 3,960 per sq miRichardson 4,157 per sq mi
City sizeBoulder 106,433Richardson 118,731
HomeownershipBoulder 47%Richardson 51%

What changes

58% lessMedian home value
$1.04M → $431K
−$161Median rent per month
$2,018 → $1,857
24 minAverage commute
5 min longer than Boulder
77Realust Score
out of 100

Closest on homeownership (53% vs 47%) and household income ($111K vs $87K).

Homes 53% lessRent −$155/moScore 74
Explore Grapevine →
46%

Closest on homeownership (50% vs 47%) and household income ($76K vs $87K).

Homes 67% lessRent −$598/moScore 72
Explore Denton →
46%

Closest on density (4,053 per sq mi vs 3,960 per sq mi) and household income ($112K vs $87K).

Homes 55% lessRent −$177/moScore 82
Explore Plano →

Moving from Colorado?

A local agent can walk you through Richardson, Farmers Branch and Grapevine, including the neighborhoods the numbers can’t show.

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How matching works

We compare your city to North Texas cities on city size, density, household income, college grads, families with kids, median age, homeownership and commute time. Cost of living is left out on purpose, so a match shows you what life costs here, not what you already pay. The Realust Score is separate: it rates each city on schools, safety, prosperity and more.

Source

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, for both your city and ours. Home values and rents are Census medians, which run behind today’s market. See each city page for current prices.