West Plano · 75075
(469) 833-4189
(469) 833-4189
Addison packs 180+ restaurants and 80,000 daytime workers into a tiny town of 16,000 residents. Entriway shared homes in Plano are just 12–15 minutes north, where each housemate pays $500–$850/mo.
Addison is unlike any other suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. With a residential population of only about 16,000, this compact town punches far above its weight. Over 80,000 people commute into Addison every weekday to work at corporate headquarters, aviation businesses, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The town is famous for having more than 180 restaurants — the highest per-capita concentration in the region — along with a vibrant nightlife scene, Addison Airport (one of the busiest general aviation airports in Texas), and year-round festivals and events.
Addison is a magnet for young professionals who want walkable dining, entertainment, and a lively social scene without the cost and congestion of uptown Dallas. But living in Addison itself comes at a premium — apartment rents skew high due to the town’s desirability and limited land area. Entriway offers a smarter path: shared homes in Plano just 12–15 minutes north via the Dallas North Tollway, where you can split rent with compatible roommates in a professionally managed single-family home with furnished common areas, equipped kitchens, and backyards.
Major employers in Addison include Mary Kay global headquarters, Dresser-Rand (a Siemens business), and hundreds of businesses clustered around Addison Airport and the Belt Line Road corridor. The town also sits at the intersection of the Dallas North Tollway and Belt Line Road, providing fast access to both Plano’s Legacy West corridor to the north and downtown Dallas to the south. Whether you work in Addison and want affordable housing nearby, or you live for the restaurant and nightlife scene and need a place to call home, Entriway co-living lets you find roommates, split rent, and enjoy the best of north Dallas suburban living.
The Dallas College Brookhaven Campus is located nearby in Farmers Branch, just a few minutes from Addison. Brookhaven serves thousands of students pursuing associate degrees, workforce certifications, and transfer programs. Students seeking affordable off-campus housing with roommates find Entriway shared homes in Plano an excellent option — just 12–15 minutes from the Addison area with housemate matching, furnished common areas, and monthly shares of $500–$850. College roommates benefit from professional management and a structured, hassle-free living arrangement.
Entriway currently operates 10 shared homes in Plano, just 12–15 minutes from Addison. Each home features furnished common areas, equipped kitchens, and professional management.
Each shared home includes furnished common areas, an equipped kitchen, high-speed internet, professional lawn care, pool maintenance (where applicable), pest control, and maintenance coordination. Housemates pay their share of the household rent — one straightforward monthly arrangement.
Each housemate pays their share of the household rent, typically $500–$850/month. Utilities, internet, and lawn care are coordinated by Entriway and shared among housemates. Compared to Addison’s apartment market, which skews toward premium pricing, shared housing offers significant savings.
Our shared homes in Plano are just 12–15 minutes north of Addison via the Dallas North Tollway. It is one of the closest commutes among all the cities we serve.
Addison is one of the best areas in DFW for young professionals. Despite a residential population of only 16,000, the town draws over 80,000 daytime workers and is known for its 180+ restaurants, vibrant nightlife, and entertainment scene. Mary Kay HQ and Addison Airport anchor the local economy.
Entriway handles housemate matching through our application process. You do not need to search for roommates on your own — we screen applicants and match compatible residents so every household works well together.
Dallas College Brookhaven Campus is located nearby in Farmers Branch. Students attending Brookhaven find Entriway shared homes an affordable off-campus housing option, with housemate matching and furnished common areas included.
Addison is a tiny town by population (about 16,000) but packs an outsized punch with over 180 restaurants, a general aviation airport, and a daytime workforce exceeding 80,000. It has an urban, walkable feel rare among Dallas suburbs, making it a favorite for young professionals and those seeking vibrant nightlife.