Did you know that Money Magazine recently ranked Mansfield, Texas as one of the top 100 best places to live?

Best Places to Live: Top 100
For this year's list we focused on smaller places that offered the best combination of economic opportunity, good schools, safe streets, things to do and a real sense of community.
By Kate Ashford, Andrea Bartz, Jeff Cox, Asa Fitch, Stephen Gandel, Josh Hyatt, Rob Kelley, Kathleen Knight, Joe Light, Ismat Sarah Mangla, Sarah Max, Jennifer Merritt, Brad Nelson, Donna Rosato, Ingrid Tharasook

83. Mansfield, Texas

Population: 36,800
Median home price (2006): $230,211
Average property taxes (2005): $3,538

With great schools, lush parks, and low crime, this Dallas suburb had everything - except a hospital. That changed earlier this year, when the $134 million high-tech Mansfield Methodist Medical Center opened. The center has not only provided Mansfield with a much-needed ER, but the influx of doctors and their practices has created a surge in job openings. In fact, Mansfield's economy is booming these days. Its biggest employer, Mouser Electronics, just completed a $14 million expansion of its headquarters. And with more medical companies looking to set up shop in Mansfield, the boom is likely to continue. -B.N

Source:  money.cnn.com

Other Facts and Figures:

MISD Enrollment: 29,753
Number of languages spoken in MISD:  over 90
Graduation Rate: 92%
2007 Population: 58,069
Average New Home Value: $239,000
Total Households: 14,910
Land Area (62% undeveloped): 36.5 sq. mi.
2006 Median Family Income Estimate: $91,878
City of Mansfield Website: mansfield-tx.gov
MISD Website: mansfieldisd.org
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Website: mansfieldchamber.net
Date Founded: 1884
Founders: R.S. Man & Julian Feild
 


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