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Q: What are the best apartments in Dallas, TX?

The best apartments in Dallas, TX are: Axis Kessler Park , The Fitz Apartments , The Willows on Rosemeade , The Glen at Highpoint and Everra Midtown Park .

Rent prices in cities near Dallas

Apartments in Addison $1,740
Apartments in Allen $1,771
Apartments in Arlington $1,308
Apartments in Balch Springs $1,106
Apartments in Bedford $1,389
Apartments in Carrollton $1,610
Apartments in Cedar Hill $1,491
Apartments in Coppel $1,849
Apartments in Denton $1,482
Apartments in DeSoto $1,434
Apartments in Duncanville $1,312
Apartments in Euless $1,474
Apartments in Farmers Branch $1,810
Apartments in Flower Mound $2,075
Apartments in Forney $1,409
Apartments in Fort Worth $1,423
Apartments in Frisco $1,919
Apartments in Garland $1,393
Apartments in Glenn Heights $1,281
Apartments in Grand Prairie $1,477
Apartments in Grapevine $1,785
Apartments in Hurst $1,242
Apartments in Irving $1,503
Apartments in Keller $1,785
Apartments in Lancaster $1,202
Apartments in Lewisville $1,594
Apartments in Little Elm $1,757
Apartments in Mansfield $1,630
Apartments in McKinney $1,769
Apartments in Mesquite $1,204
Apartments in North Richland Hills $1,516
Apartments in Plano $1,824
Apartments in Red Oak $1,281
Apartments in Rockwall $1,656
Apartments in Rowlett $1,616
Apartments in Sachse $1,821
Apartments in Seagoville $1,158
Apartments in The Colony $1,770
Apartments in Waxahachie $1,437
Apartments in Wylie $1,701

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Top Cities for Active Renters: Texas Triangle Boasts Most Apartments with Access to Fitness Amenities

Texas cities earned the top spots in our ranking, boasting the largest numbers of rental apartments with access to some type of fitness amenity. By far, Houston has the largest number of apartments for rent with on-site sports facilities (440,000). Dallas apartments are the second-best choice for active renters (233,000), followed by Austin apartments (195,000) and San Antonio apartments (183,000).

Built-to-Rent Homes Expected to Hit All-Time High in 2022, Fueled by Need for Space and Privacy

As a booming job hub and a leading force when it comes to new apartment construction, the Dallas metro is flourishing in single-family rentals, with the third-highest number of home rentals in the U.S. at 4,290. The city is also among the top markets to invest in rental homes: Dallas (in fifth spot), currently has 1,270 completed rental homes.

Despite Challenges, 2021 New Apartment Construction Tops 330,000 for Fifth Consecutive Year

The DFW metro is still going strong and is expected to maintain its status as the top metro in apartment construction, with 21,173 new units projected to hit the market before the end of 2021. Notably, the Dallas area continues to grow with the recent relocation of several large firms, such as financial services giant Charles Schwab, as well as the country’s largest commercial real estate services company, CBRE Group. the Dallas metro continues to build more than any other metro. Even so, it’s still one of the six metros that saw some of the biggest slowdowns, with a 13% year-over-year drop in the number of units expected to be delivered here in 2021.

Texas Apartment Boom Poised to Continue as More Tech Companies Move to Texas from California

Dallas metro area has no less than 49,000 apartments under construction — the highest of all Texan metros — with 11,400 new apartments to be delivered in Dallas proper itself. And just in time too! In 2019, financial services giant Charles Schwab announced they were among the companies moving to Texas, more specifically, to Dallas. Moreover, just a few months ago, real estate brokerage firm CBRE announced that it would move its global corporate headquarters from Los Angeles to Dallas.

The Best Cities for Millennial Renters: Austin Challenges Seattle for the Throne

Dallas attracts Millennial renters mostly from in-state cities or nearby towns — the city is still developing as economic and cultural Gen Y hub, so it still has a ways to go before competing with the nation’s largest urban cores.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Dallas, TX last updated?

Prices and availability in Dallas, TX were last updated on 10 Aug 2022.

What are the best apartments in Dallas, TX?

The best apartments in Dallas, TX are: Axis Kessler Park, The Fitz Apartments, The Willows on Rosemeade, The Glen at Highpoint and Everra Midtown Park.

What is the average rent in Dallas, TX?

The average rent in Dallas, TX is $1,568. Start your search for apartments in Dallas, TX now.

What is the price range for a studio apartment in Dallas, TX?

The price range for a studio apartment in Dallas, TX is between $789 and $6,763. View all studio apartments in Dallas, TX.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX is between $700 and $14,284. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Dallas, TX now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX is between $750 and $26,861. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX is between $750 and $16,157. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Dallas, TX.

Renter's guide to Dallas, TX

Located in the northern part of Texas, Dallas is one of the Lone Star State’s major cities. It contains part of five counties and is home to some of the country’s biggest employers and corporations.

Dallas is mostly known for its top-notch sports teams, its vibrant dining and cultural scene, its bustling economy, and its highly rated suburbs, which offer families a great place to raise their kids in a safe, secure and healthy environment.

Dallas is a highly urban city, with a busy downtown area, a flourishing economy, and an endless stream of things to do and see. With family-filled suburbs, youthful, artsy neighborhoods, and plenty of properties for rent and for purchase, it offers a little something for everyone.

Dallas is the third-biggest city in Texas and the ninth-biggest in the U.S. When combined with its westerly counterpart Fort Worth, it is the fourth-largest metropolitan area in the entire nation. Population-wise, Dallas has 1.3 million residents – nearly 1 million less than Houston. It encompasses 385 square miles of land.

Dallas is about 230 miles from Houston – right around four hours away by car. From Austin, Dallas is only about 190 miles, and from Fort Worth, it’s just over 30 miles. Dallas is home to two airports: Dallas Love Field and Dallas Fort Worth Airport. Both offer flights across the country and the world.

Like most cities in Texas, Dallas offers a fairly warm climate with very mild winters, save for a few snow and ice storms occasionally seen in January and February. The average temperature in the summer ranges from 89 to 96, while the fall and spring are more temperate, hovering between the high 50s and the high 60s.

Dallas, TX Demographics

Total Population1,338,846
Female 663,950

Male 674,896
Median Age32.9

Dallas, TX has a population of 1,338,846 according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 674,896 of Dallas’s residents are women and 663,950 are men. The median age of those who live in Dallas, TX is 32.9.

Cost of Living in Dallas, TX

The cost of living in Dallas is fairly low, especially compared to some of the nation’s larger cities. In fact, its cost of living index is just 33 percent lower than that of New York City.

Dallas offers a wide array of options when it comes to public transport. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit system offers buses, rail services, commuter trains, trolleys, streetcars, and vanpooling/carpooling. Day passes run from $2.50 to $10, and monthly passes between $40 and $160. Dallas commuters spend an average of 53 hours in traffic each year, making it the 11^th-most congested city in the nation.
A meal for two in an inexpensive Dallas restaurants averages $45. A regular cappuccino runs from just under $4 and a domestic, draft beer is about $4.50. Some of the city’s hottest restaurants include The Porch, Sambuca and The Rustic. If you're into steaks, try Nick & Sam's Steakhouse at 3008 Maple Ave in Oak Lawn.

Dallas residents pay an average of $142 a month on utilities - including water, electricity, heating and garbage pick-up - for a 915 sq. ft. apartment. This comes in just under the national average of $147 per month.

Average Rent in Dallas, TX

Dallas, TX Average Rental Price, July 2022 $1,568 ^/mo

The average monthly rent of apartments in Dallas, TX is $1,568.

Dallas, TX Apartment Rent Ranges

About 25% of apartment rents in Dallas, TX range between $1,501-$2,000. Meanwhile, apartments priced over > $2,000 represent 19% of apartments. Around 40% of Dallas’s apartments are in the $1,001-$1,500 price range. 16% of apartments are priced between $701-$1,000.

Dallas, TX Rent Trends

Average Rent	Mar / 2019	Jul / 2019	Nov / 2019	Mar / 2020	Jul / 2020	Nov / 2020	Mar / 2021	Jul / 2021	Nov / 2021	Mar / 2022	Jul / 2022
Dallas, TX	$1,204	$1,232	$1,242	$1,254	$1,247	$1,247	$1,263	$1,366	$1,423	$1,474	$1,568
National	$1,375	$1,407	$1,415	$1,416	$1,406	$1,410	$1,418	$1,501	$1,596	$1,634	$1,706

Compared to the national average rent of $1,706, the average rent in Dallas, TX is $1,568.

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Living in Dallas, TX

If you’re considering moving to Dallas, take a minute to learn about what life is like in this big Texas city.
As with any city, living in Dallas has its pros and cons. Some of the positives? It has a flourishing economy, which means lots of jobs and opportunities for all ages and industries. It also has a varied landscape of neighborhoods and communities, making it easy to find a niche that’s all your own. Its sports teams, entertainment venues, and cultural opportunities are top-notch.

As for cons, Dallas does have a few. For one, parking and getting around in general can be difficult. Traffic is high in Dallas proper, and most businesses offer only pay-to-park or valet options. This can get expensive.

Things to do in Dallas, TX

Some of the city’s main attractions hold historical value, like Dealey Plaza and the Texas School Book Depository, where JFK was assassinated in 1961. Other top attractions include Six Flags, the Dallas Zoo, and Reunion Tower, which overlooks the entire city.
Sports are big in Dallas, and the city is home to professional teams in football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and soccer. These teams include the Texas Rangers, Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, and FC Dallas.
Dallas is a very child-friendly city, offering a zoo, the Dallas World Aquarium, a Legoland Discovery Center, and even a Medieval Times center, where you can see knights joust in a medieval-style tournament. There is also the Great Wolf Lodge, an indoor water park that’s open year-round.
Dallas couples have loads of date-night options. They can see a band at the House of Blues, play a fun round of golf at Top Golf, take in some classical music at the Dallas Symphony, or see an indie movie at the Angelika theater. The W Hotel offers a great romantic place to stay the night.
If you’re on a tight budget, try one of Dallas’ many free attractions, like Klyde Warren Park, which boasts large-scale chess, reading areas, a children’s park, ping pong, croquet, live music, and more. The Dallas Museum of Art is admission-free, and you can also hop on the M-Line Trolley and take a vintage trolley line through some of the city’s best shops.
The Texas State Fair is by far the biggest annual event in Dallas. With rides, games, food, fun and entertainment, people flock from all over the state to experience it. It’s also home to the Texas Star, a 212-foot ferris wheel and the tallest of its kind in all of North America.
Dallas is a cultural powerhouse. Check out one of the many Dallas Summer Musicals productions, read the Dallas Morning News, settle in at the Dallas Public Library, or find out how things work at the world-renowned Perot Museum. There are also dozens of museums, including the Sixth Floor Museum and the George W. Bush Presidential Library, and a stunning arboretum and botanical garden. In 2014, PropertyShark ranked Dallas the No. 15 city for culture in the U.S.

Aside from Klyde Warren, Dallas is home to dozens of top-notch parks and recreational areas. The Katy Trail is a favorite for local runners, while White Rock Lake Park offers kayaking and 9 miles of hiking, biking and running trails. The Trinity River Audubon Center is another great place, especially if you want to check out the local flora and fauna.

As for shopping, the Galleria and NorthPark Center are Dallas’ top shopping destinations. The Bishop Arts district is a great place to look for all things fun and funky, while the Allen Premium Outlets are a smart stop if you need a good bargain.

Dallas, TX employment & economy

Dallas has a flourishing economy, and its major industries include defense, financial services, technology, telecommunications and transportation. It is home to 43 percent of Texas’ tech employees. The city serves as the headquarters for many national and international brands, including Exxon Mobil, AT&T, American Airlines, Kimberly-Clark, Southwest Airlines, JC Penney, and Texas Instruments.

Dallas, TX Households

Total Number of Households524,498
Family 294,926

Non-family 229,572
Children 156,732

No Children 367,766

Average People Per Household2.52
Median Household Income$54,747
Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,129

According to U.S. Census data, there are 524,498 households in Dallas, TX. 294,926 are family households and 229,572 are non-family households. There are 156,732 households with children in Dallas and 367,766 households without children. On average, about 2.52 people live in a household in Dallas, TX. The median income of a Dallas household living in Dallas is $54,747 per year. The median housing costs per month are $1,129.

Education in Dallas, TX

Dallas is home to more than 300 public schools, 89 private schools, and dozens of colleges and universities. For kindergarten through 12^th grade, most Dallas students are served by Dallas ISD. As for higher education, Dallas boasts the University of Dallas, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Baptist University, UNT Dallas, UT Dallas, Texas Woman’s University and more.

Dallas, TX Education Statistics

The level of education of the population of Dallas, TX is as follows: 11% have no high school education, 33% completed some high school, 20% partially completed college, 5% have an Associate Degree, 21% have a Bachelor Degree, and 12% have a Graduate Degree.

Tips for renting in Dallas, TX

Dallas offers tenants certain rights, including the protection from landlord retaliation. The city even has an ordinance on the books – “Retaliation Against Tenants Prohibited” – and offers a city attorney for any renters who feel they have been retaliated against. Before moving to Dallas, make sure you familiarize yourself with the Rights as a Tenant section on the Dallas City Hall website.

New Dallas residents should also note: life in Dallas is not like the Texas living you see in movies. Dallas is a highly-urban city, and living in Dallas proper can actually look more like New York than the farms and tumbleweeds you might be expecting!

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