Companies Moving to North Texas in 2026 - Where Their Employees Live

North Texas leads the country in corporate relocations and expansions. Toyota, JPMorgan Chase, Caterpillar, Goldman Sachs, and Charles Schwab have all planted major campuses in the DFW metroplex over the last few years. If you are relocating for one of them, the hard part is not the job - it is figuring out which suburb to live in, sight unseen. This guide maps the biggest North Texas employers to the neighborhoods their employees actually pick, and how to vet one remotely before you sign a lease or make an offer.

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The biggest North Texas corporate moves

These are the relocations and major campuses driving DFW in-migration:

✓Toyota North America - global HQ at Legacy West, Plano (relocated from California, ~4,000+ jobs)
✓JPMorgan Chase - massive regional campus at Legacy West, Plano (one of its largest sites outside NYC)
✓Caterpillar - corporate HQ relocated to Irving (2022)
✓Goldman Sachs - new regional campus in Dallas (Victory Park), thousands of jobs
✓Charles Schwab - corporate HQ in Westlake (relocated from San Francisco)
✓CBRE, McKesson, Wells Fargo, Fluor - large HQ or regional campuses clustered in Irving / Las Colinas
✓AT&T - corporate HQ in downtown Dallas

Where employees of each cluster tend to live

Commute and schools drive the pattern more than anything:

✓Legacy West / Plano employers (Toyota, JPMorgan): Plano, Frisco, Prosper, Allen, McKinney - the Dallas North Tollway corridor
✓Irving / Las Colinas employers (Caterpillar, McKesson, Wells Fargo): Coppell, Southlake, Grapevine, Las Colinas itself
✓Dallas-core employers (Goldman, AT&T): Uptown, Bishop Arts, Lakewood for urban; Plano / Richardson for families on DART
✓Westlake (Schwab): Southlake, Keller, Trophy Club, Colleyville

How to vet a relocation neighborhood without flying in

You cannot tour 6 suburbs from out of state, so vet them on the data that actually predicts how you will feel living there: school ratings, the crime trend (not just a single number), FEMA flood zone, the real commute time to your campus at rush hour, and the property-tax rate (it varies a lot by city and ISD). Run any specific address through a property report to see those layers in one place before you commit.

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