City Center

Grapevine City Center is a suburban area in the city of Grapevine, in the United States of America. The majority of the real estate in the City Center of Grapevine, TX is comprised of modest (studio to two bedroom) to medium sized (three or four bedroom) single-family houses, as well as apartment complexes and high-rise condominium buildings. The majority of residential real estate is occupied by a mix of owners and tenants, with the exception of a few vacant lots.

The fact that 21.8 percent of the population is divorced means that divorcees are likely to find companionship and understanding in this area. The divorce rate in this neighborhood is greater than the rate in 98.4 percent of other neighborhoods in the United States.

Sales and service staff are frequently the backbone of a community’s economy, whether they are working with major accounts or serving customers at fast-food restaurants. They are a true standout in the Grapevine City Center neighborhood where they reside. It has a higher proportion of sales and service workers than 95.3 percent of all American communities combined, according to the Census Bureau.

The majority of American households have at least one car, and many of them have two or three. Households in the Grapevine City Center area, on the other hand, defy this pattern. The residents of this area must have a strong passion for autos. Families with four, five, or more cars account for 29.7 percent of all households in this area. That equates to more cars per household than are found in 95.2 percent of all neighborhoods in the United States.

The Grapevine City Center area has more residents of Slovak and Swiss descent residing there than almost any other community in the United States.

In fact, Slovak and Swiss ancestry are represented among the residents of this neighborhood, with 2.1 percent of the population descended from Slovaks and 1.7 percent from Swiss.

Grapevine City Center is also noteworthy for its linguistic diversity. Consider that 0.9 percent of the city’s people aged five and up predominantly speak Urdu at home, which is the country’s official language. While this may appear to be a small number, it is higher than the percentage seen in 96.8 percent of all communities in the United States.

The affluence of a neighborhood, ranging from extremely wealthy to middle-income to low-income, has a significant impact on the personality and character of a community. It is also vital to consider the percentage of people, particularly children, who live below the federal poverty threshold. In some wealthy gated communities, the areas immediately surrounding can have high rates of childhood poverty, which indicates other social issues.