Intown
Those who absolutely have to be in the middle of it all find their place in Dallas’ intown neighborhoods. Rich in history, these areas possess colorful and diverse populations. Enviable locations near luxury amenities, cultural destinations and green spaces draw in residents and weekend visitors. Smattered amongst a collection of townhomes, condos and residential buildings you’ll find the occasional newly-constructed and older, renovated homes. In these neighborhoods, you’ll find some of Dallas’ most walkable streets and residences where the words live-work-play really mean something.
Uptown
At A Glance
Over the last 20 years, the booming Uptown corridor has returned to its hot-spot roots. The bustling McKinney Avenue anchors the area containing a mix of high-end apartments and townhomes next to historic residential neighborhoods. Many of the newer developments, some designed to resemble Boston brownstones and New York City’s Park Avenue, represent Dallas urban living at its best. In addition to being the epicenter of Dallas nightlife, Uptown is also home to some of the city’s best arts and cultural venues. Thanks to smart urban planning, the revitalized McKinney Avenue Trolley and mixed-use developments, Uptown is one of the most pedestrian-friendly areas in Texas and draws in residents looking for a live-work-play neighborhood.
Neighbors
Young urban singles and affluent professionals in their 30s
Lifestyle
Live, work and play, with an emphasis on play
Schools
Houston Elementary School, Milam Elementary School, Rusk Middle school, North Dallas High School. William B. Travis Academy/Vanguard for the Academically Talented and Gifted
Our Personal Favorites
S & D Oyster Bar, Katy Trail, Katy Trail Ice House, Magnolia Theater
Oak Lawn
At A Glance
Adjacent to Highland Park, this revitalized area boasts many remodeled or new properties including townhomes and condos alongside a smattering of single-family homes. Longtime home to a very diverse population, Oak Lawn is known for its vibrant culture, best represented by an eclectic fusion of shops, bars and restaurants along its main strip, Cedar Springs. Proximity to Turtle Creek and greenery-lined streets give it an older Dallas character and a neighborhood feel that residents adore. With no shortage of luxe amenities, the area is ideal for those looking for a more urban experience without losing the community spirit.
Neighbors
A culturally diverse group and established professionals
Lifestyle
Urban living with flair
Schools
Ben Milam Elementary, Esperanza “Hope” Medrano Elementary, Maple Lawn Elementary, North Dallas High School, Sam Houston Elementary, T.J. Rusk Middle School, William B. Travis Academy/Vanguard for the Academically Talented and Gifted, Holy Trinity Catholic School, Dallas Junior Academy
Our Personal Favorites
18th & Vine, Spretza, Miniluxe
Knox Henderson
At A Glance
Located between the Park Cities and Uptown, this community runs the length of the Knox Avenue west of US-75 and Henderson Avenue on the east. Here you’ll find an eclectic collection of high-end shops, long-standing pillars of Dallas’ heritage and some of the most buzzed-about bars and restaurants around. The more established, sought-after Knox side, abutting Highland Park, boasts new and older apartments and townhomes; while the more up-and-coming Henderson side contains apartments, older homes and new construction bordering the south end of the M Streets. Proximity to the Katy Trail and scenic residential neighborhoods give the area a touch of natural beauty and provide ample outdoor space for walks, runners and bikers alike.
Neighbors
Young urban professionals and others looking to establish
Lifestyle
Active, urban and engaged
Schools
Ben Milam Elementary, Thomas J. Rusk Elementary, North Dallas High School
Our Personal Favorites
Up on Knox, Le Bilboquet, Taverna, Toulouse, Foxtrot, Louie’s, Restoration Hardware
