CITY SPOTLIGHT:
ROYSE CITY, TEXAS
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Royse City, Texas
At A Glance
Population: 25,843
YOY Increase: +13.93%
Increase Since Last Census: +88.35%
Median Home Price: $295,000
Unemployment Rate: 4.0%
*latest numbers as of Apr. 2024
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ROYSE CITY:
A BOOMTOWN BEYOND BELIEF EMBODIES EXPANSION
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Additionally, the city's pro-business environment, low taxes, and favorable regulatory climate further incentivize investors seeking stable returns and long-term growth potential.
Its location along major transportation corridors, such as Interstate 30 and State Highway 66, facilitates seamless connectivity and enhances its appeal as a logistics and distribution hub.
With its proximity to Dallas, diverse economic base, strong population growth, and burgeoning real estate market, Royse City offers investors a compelling opportunity to capitalize on the city's momentum and secure sustainable returns on their investments.
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ROYSE CITY:
A "MAIN STREET CITY" WITH LOTS OF HISTORY
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Origin of "Royce City"'s Name | |
Garrett "Byrd" Royse was born in 1838 and came to Texas after fighting in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Royse bought several tracts of land, and his family was instrumental in getting the MK&T Railroad brought from Greenville to Dallas through Rockwall County.
Family legend has it that Royse told the MK&T Railroad people that he would donate the land for a train station, only if they'd call it "Royse City."
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In 2007, Royse City was designated as an official Texas Main Street City. The Royse City Main Street program was set up to promote the city's downtown area, where the goals are to foster a thriving business district while preserving historic buildings.
Main Street is now the heart of the city and holds regular events hoping to bring people together and strengthen the community while simultaneously showing people how they arrived there.
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Royce City Main Street
Watch parties, holidays, musical acts, and more are all hosted along Royse City's Main Street almost every single weekend. The city's goal is to provide an enhanced sense of community for people of all ages and backgrounds while preserving the city's rich history.
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ShangriLlama
Come visit seven pedigreed llamas on the grounds of a replica Irish castle. Then for an entire hour, take photos while two llama wranglers teach you 150 facts about these creatures that are so unlike other animals. Meanwhile, watch the llamas interact with one another and amuse you with their quirky selves
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Dallas Karting Complex
With our multi-acre, multi-track facility, Dallas Karting Complex brings the emerging sport of karting to the larger DFW area. DKC offers levels of karting for all ages and skill levels. Whether you just want to come out and race your friends and family or take your racing game to the next level, DKC has it all.
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Bumpy Pickle Beach
Top-notch Beach Volleyball courts with a relaxed outdoor atmosphere and an emphasis on fun! We offer regularly scheduled weekly league play, for your team of friends or co-workers, and $5 Friday Nights of open play. Special events can also be scheduled to meet your private party needs! Come play with us, you'll love it!
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ROYSE CITY:
A DEEPER DIVE
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- Dallas- 30 min.
- Garland- 15min.
- Plano- 22min
- Greenville- 22 min.
- Texas Highway 66
- Interstate-30
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Texas counties, including Rockwall, lead the U.S. in population growth
The Texas Tribune
With a population increase of 6.5%, Rockwall is again is one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, according to recent estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Kaufman County led the list with a 7.6% increase that brought its population to more than 185,000, Census data shows. Rockwall followed closely behind.
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More than 10,000 future rooftops mean big changes for small-town Royse City
Dallas News
One Sunday about four years ago, Gary Sanders went to grab doughnuts for his grandkids at a shop along Royse City’s historic Main Street.
As he was walking out the door, he spotted a run-down old convenience store that had been closed for years. There was a for-sale sign out front, and the store was right by the first light people see when they drive into the town.
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Royse City's growth outpaces local post offices
WFAA
For more than a century, Royse City was a sleepy Texas town. It was another stop along a long rail road line.
"I wish it would stay the same, but that's me personally," said Brenda Lamberth, a woman whose worked in town for more than a decade.
She's talking about all the development. In the last 10 years, her town has grown tremendously.
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