Cowboy boots and city blocks: Where Wall Street transplants are settling in Dallas

New Texans moving to Dallas for financial-industry jobs are adding cowboy boots to a wardrobe of oxfords, but they still seek to hang their hats in neighborhoods that feel like the ones they left behind in New York City or Chicago. As Wall Street institutions establish major presences in the corridor of Dallas dubbed “Y’all Street,” they are moving thousands of employees into the area. But they’re not seeking out luxury high-rises with infinity pools and other amenities or spacious suburban homes afforded by salaries that stretch further. Instead, agents and brokers note, the newbies want denser, more walkable neighborhoods […] This article originally appeared on The Real Deal.