Weesatche, TX

Weesatche is a small town located in the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex. The population of Weesatche was just over 2,000 as of the 2010 census. The town is situated on the eastern edge of Denton County and is bordered by Lewisville to the north, Crowley to the east, and Flower Mound to the south.

The history of Weesatche can be traced back to 1875 when a post office was established in what was then known as "the Forks." The name Weesatche was derived from a combination of two Native American words - weeshka (meaning "a place where two streams meet") and tsechako (meaning "a small stream"). In 1887, a railroad line was built through Weesatche and it became an important stop on the route between Dallas and Fort Worth. As a result, Weesatche began to grow rapidly and by 1910 it had reached its current population size.

Today, Weesatche is still an important community due to its proximity to major metropolitan areas. The town has seen significant growth in recent years due to its close proximity to DFW Airport and numerous businesses that have been established in or around the airport area. This growth has led to increased demand for housing stock in Weesatche which has resulted in prices for homes increasing significantly over the past few years.

Real estate in Weesatche can be classified into three main categories - single family homes, condos/townhomes, and apartments/condos. Single family homes are typically priced at around $200,000 while condos/townhomes range from $150,000-$300,000 and apartments/condos range from $100,000-$300,000+. Given that prices for real estate in Weesatche are relatively high compared to other areas of Texas, it is not surprising that this town is predominantly populated by families who are looking for affordable housing options close to major metropolitan areas.