The 111 tracts where Dallas–Fort Worth added its housing
111,803housing units added across 111 census tracts, 2015–2023
The DFW region has 941 census tracts. These
are the 111 where the number of housing units rose by 30% or more.
Everything else is left off the map.
This counts housing units
— houses, flats, mobile homes, occupied or empty. It is not population. A
tract can add hundreds of units and lose residents.
Increase in housing units
+30%+400% or more
Largest increase
Where they are
Census ACS 5-year, table B25001 (housing units), 2015 and 2023, by tract.
This measures
housing units, not people — B25001 counts dwellings,
occupied or vacant. Every tract shown rose 30%+
and by more than its
own margin of error.
The other 830 are omitted deliberately: below about 30% growth, ACS cannot tell
a real change from statistical noise — only 9% of tracts under 10% growth clear
their own margin.
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