Midway Hollow

Boundaries:

North – Walnut Hill Ln

East – Midway Rd

South – Northwest Hwy/Loop-12

West – Marsh Ln

Distance:

History:

Development first began in Midway Hollow in the post-WWII housing boom of the mid-1940’s into the 1950’s. The neighborhood is situated just north of Love Field Airport and (used to be) one of Dallas’ best kept secrets. The location is the biggest selling point of Midway Hollow, in my opinion. You can get anywhere you want in Dallas in about 10-minutes. The streets are packed with mature, old trees and cozy lots. Most of the homes are going to be 3 and 4 bedrooms; attached or detached garage; brick exterior with a spacious porch; and built in the 1950’s. Street parking can be tough at times, but not terrible. What’s happened since about 2015? Massive amounts of razed lots and zero-lot-line homes either fully built or under construction. The newer style of home is a soft-contemporary or farm house style. People that live in Midway Hollow love the quiet streets; quick access to retail and restaurants; good mix of demographics & backgrounds; and strong sense of community (check out their crime watch.)

Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Midway Hollow

Quick Stats:

Closed Sales ……………………………. 71

Average Sales Price ………. $582,516

Media Sales Price …………. $453,000

Average Days on Market …………. 68

Inventory (months) ………………. 4.78

Average Rent ($/ft)………………. $1.50

Types of Homes in Midway Hollow

1950’s Updated 3/2/2 with contemporary interior

Schools

Public (Midway Hollow):	Texas Education Agency Grade	Private Schools (Dallas):	Niche Grade (Texas)
Foster Elementary School	70	St. Mark’s (1-12)	#1
Walnut Hill Elementary School	94	Hockaday (PK-12)	#2
Withers Elementary School	92	Greenhill (PK-12)	#3
Marsh Middle School	69	Cistercian (5-12)	#9
Walker Middle School	72	Jesuit (9-12)	#14
Jefferson High School	77	Episcopal School of Dallas (PK-12)	#15
W.T. White High School	75	Ursuline (9-12)	#20
		Cambridge (5-12)	#21
		Yavneh Academy (9-12)	#22
		Parish Episcopal (PK-12)	#31