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Getting to D.R. Horton in Dallas-Fort Worth

By Rachel Julian, Editor-in-Chief · · 3 min read

The airport, the ground game, and whether you need a car for a business trip to D.R. Horton’s Dallas-Fort Worth headquarters — from our verified where-to-stay data.

Direct answer: Visiting D.R. Horton in Dallas-Fort Worth? It’s at 1341 Horton Cir, Arlington, TX 76011 (Arlington, near the Entertainment District). Airport: DFW ~20 min · Love Field ~25 min. DFW: DART reaches downtown, but the Metroplex is a rental-car metro.
Company
D.R. Horton — the largest homebuilder in the United States by volume
Location
Arlington, near the Entertainment District (Horton Circle)
Airport
DFW ~20 min · Love Field ~25 min
Getting there
a rental — Las Colinas, Plano, Frisco and the rest are pure car country

Which airport for D.R. Horton

DFW ~20 min · Love Field ~25 min. Two airports: DFW, the giant hub between the two cities, and Dallas Love Field (DAL), close-in and Southwest’s home. DFW has DART rail (the Orange Line) to downtown Dallas; Love Field does not, but sits closer to the core.

The ground reality in Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW connects to downtown Dallas by DART’s Orange Line (~45 min), with TEXRail to Fort Worth — but the Metroplex is vast and car-shaped. Most business travelers rent or rideshare, because the headquarters are scattered from downtown to Las Colinas/Irving to Plano and Frisco, and DART reaches few of them. Love Field (DAL) has no train but is closer to the central submarkets.

Getting to D.R. Horton

For D.R. Horton specifically, Arlington, near the Entertainment District points you toward a rental — Las Colinas, Plano, Frisco and the rest are pure car country.

Where you sleep decides your morning. The companion to this page is where to stay near D.R. Horton — pick the hotel in the right submarket and the airport-to-office problem mostly solves itself.

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Sources: D.R. Horton’s location is its published corporate address. Airport, transit, and drive guidance is The Sales Traveler’s own, based on Dallas-Fort Worth geography and its airports (DFW and Dallas Love Field (DAL)). Not paid placements.
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