Seller's journal

DISH is an incorporated Denton County town originally named Clark.

Double Oak is a Denton County town between the FM 407 and FM 1171 corridors, west of Flower Mound.

Downtown Dallas contains several districts within the larger central city, including the West End and the Arts District.

Downtown Fort Worth includes Sundance Square, performance venues and civic spaces as well as office and residential buildings.

Downtown Grapevine is centered on the Historic Main Street district, with preserved commercial buildings, shops, galleries and performance venues.

Downtown Plano is a historic commercial and arts district with independent businesses around its older streets.

Dublin is in southwestern Erath County, on the broader North Central Texas region’s outer edge.

Duncanville's local public spaces include Armstrong Park and Lakeside Park, each with a different recreation setting.

Edgecliff Village is a separate Tarrant County town within the Fort Worth urban area.

Elmo is an unincorporated community on US 80 east of Terrell in Kaufman County.

Emhouse is a Navarro County town whose origins followed the Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway.

Ennis’s downtown tells the story of its railroad and agricultural connections.

Euless's public outdoor spaces include Bob Eden Park, the Villages of Bear Creek Park, and Heritage Park.

Eureka is an incorporated Navarro County community along the US 287 route southeast of Corsicana, near Richland Chambers Reservoir.

Everman is a Tarrant County city south of Interstate 20 on the southern edge of Fort Worth.

Fair Park is a large Dallas cultural and event campus with historic exhibition buildings, museums and performance venues.

Fairmount is a Fort Worth residential historic district in the Near Southside area.

Fairview is a Collin County town adjacent to the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary.

Farmers Branch is an inner Dallas County suburb with an established municipal park system.

Farmersville’s historic downtown has brick streets and buildings connected with its agricultural past.

Fate’s recreation system includes Robert Smith Family Park, Joe Burger Park and the downtown Fate Station Park.

Ferris crosses the Dallas–Ellis county line south of Dallas.

Flower Mound lies between Grapevine Lake and Lewisville Lake, with public recreation spread among shoreline areas, neighborhood parks, and town facilities.

Forest Hill is a separate Tarrant County city in the Fort Worth area.