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About Denton, TX

As recently as the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, Denton, Texas was considered to be a town on the outskirts of the Dallas, Fort Worth metro area. In those days, if you drove from Dallas to Denton along interstate 35, you would have seen large tracts of undeveloped farm land between the two cities. This farm land is now gone and has been replaced with mile after mile of businesses and housing subdivisions. One could make the argument that there is no longer a separation between Dallas' northern suburbs and Denton, TX.

At its heart, the city of Denton, Texas is a college town. It is currently home to more than 45,000 students enrolled at the two major universities that call Denton home, the University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University. The city itself has an estimated population of just over 113,000. This means, at any given moment, nearly 40 percent of the people in Denton are college students.

Like most college towns, Denton derives both economic and cultural benefits from its universities. Couple that with the favorable economic climate of the entire North Texas region, and it is not surprising that Denton has undergone substantial growth in recent years. The continual addition of new students and faculty to the city not only gives the local economy a large revenue source but the fresh faces give rise to fresh ideas which fosters an on-going climate of creativity and ingenuity.