Local Knowledge. Real Experience. All Across DFW.
I’m based in Flower Mound and have called the northwest DFW corridor home for more than twenty years. That means I’m not just familiar with these communities – I know the neighborhoods, the schools, the coffee shops worth finding, and the streets that don’t show up right on GPS. Whether you’re buying your first home, rightsizing into the next chapter, or relocating to the area, I bring real local knowledge to every transaction.
My focus is the northwest and north DFW corridor, but I work throughout the entire metroplex. Wherever you’re headed, I can help you get there.
My Core Focus Areas
Flower Mound
There’s a reason people who move here don’t leave. Flower Mound offers a rare combination: master-planned neighborhoods, top-rated schools, and a small-town feel with quick access to DFW Airport and both Dallas and Fort Worth. I’ve lived here for over twenty years and have helped lots of clients buy and sell in this community. I know its neighborhoods, its price trends, and what makes each pocket of this town distinct. Explore Flower Mound →
Lewisville
Lewisville often surprises people. It’s one of the most affordable entry points in the northwest corridor, with a genuinely diverse community, a growing Old Town district, and easy access to I-35E. I’ve helped buyers discover value here that they didn’t expect, and helped sellers position their homes in a market that moves fast when priced right. Explore Lewisville →
Highland Village
If Flower Mound and Lewisville are neighbors, Highland Village is the quiet gem tucked between them. Smaller in size but big on community feel, it draws buyers who want good schools, lakeside proximity, and neighborhoods where people actually know each other. It’s a wonderful place to put down roots. Explore Highland Village →
Corinth
Corinth sits right at the crossroads of affordability and accessibility – close to Denton, Lewisville Lake, and I-35E, with a mix of established neighborhoods and newer builds. It’s a strong value play for buyers who want more space without stretching the budget, and an underrated option I’m always glad to introduce clients to. Explore Corinth →
Denton
Denton has its own personality: college town energy, a thriving arts and music scene, and a historic downtown square that draws people in and keeps them. The real estate market here is diverse, from student-friendly rentals and starter homes to established family neighborhoods and historic houses. If you’re open to Denton, you’ll find more than you expected. Explore Denton →
Carrollton
Carrollton doesn’t get the attention it deserves. It’s centrally located, well-connected, and home to a diverse, tight-knit community. It offers solid value compared to neighboring cities and attracts a wide range of buyers, from young professionals to growing families to downsizers who want to stay close to everything. Explore Carrollton →
Coppell
Coppell consistently earns its reputation as one of the best places to live in Texas. Top schools, beautiful neighborhoods, and a strong sense of community make it a perennial favorite, especially for families relocating to DFW. Homes here tend to move quickly, and buyers need an agent who knows the market. I do. Explore Coppell →
Grapevine
Historic downtown, lakefront access, and some of the most charming neighborhoods in the metroplex – Grapevine delivers on every front. It’s a city with real character, and buyers who land here tend to be fiercely loyal to it. A great market for both buyers looking for something with personality and sellers with well-maintained homes in established neighborhoods. Explore Grapevine →
Double Oak
Double Oak is proof that you don’t have to leave the metroplex to find room to breathe. The town only allows single-family homes on lots of an acre or more, so you’ll find mature oaks, wide yards, and custom homes instead of tract neighborhoods. It’s just minutes from Flower Mound and Highland Village, and it still holds a Fourth of July parade that’s been going since the early ’80s. Explore Double Oak →
Copper Canyon
Copper Canyon was incorporated specifically to protect its rural character, and it shows. Many homes sit on one or two acres, with pastures, horse barns, and custom builds, plus some newer construction on smaller lots. It’s tucked between Highland Village and Lake Lewisville, with an eight-mile horse and hiking trail right in town. Explore Copper Canyon →
Hickory Creek
Hickory Creek is one of the Lake Cities, and the lake really is the heart of it. Residents have access to seven Army Corps of Engineers parks on Lake Lewisville, with boat ramps, campsites, and shoreline trails close to home. Housing ranges from established lake-area neighborhoods to newer subdivisions, and I-35E puts the rest of DFW within easy reach. Explore Hickory Creek →
Also Serving Throughout DFW
My core focus is the northwest corridor, but real estate takes me all over the metroplex. Wherever a client’s next chapter is taking them, that’s where I show up. I’ve worked with clients in:
Wherever you are in DFW, let’s talk. Local knowledge is my advantage, but helping people move well is what I do, regardless of zip code.
Let’s talk about your move.
Whether you have a quick question or you’re ready to get started, I’m here. Choose the option that works best for you.
Randi Dukes · Repeat Realty