Neighborhoods

DALLAS

The Dallas Neighborhoods Guide

HOW THESE NEIGHBORHOODS WERE CHOSEN

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Dallas has over 100 named neighborhoods, but only a smaller subset consistently functions well for apartment renters. The neighborhoods featured on Found In Dallas were selected using public rental market data, walkability scores, and housing inventory trends — not personal characteristics or demographics.

These areas consistently show:

  • Higher concentrations of apartment communities

  • Reliable rental availability year over year

  • Proximity to employment centers and transit corridors

  • Access to dining, fitness, and everyday services

People-First Approach

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Reliability You Can Count On

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A Focus on Quality

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People-First Approach · Reliability You Can Count On · A Focus on Quality ·

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  • Person sewing with vintage black sewing machine on wooden table, surrounded by sewing supplies including tape measure, ribbons, scissors, candles, and fabric.

    Bishop Arts

    ECLECTIC • CREATIVE

    Bishop Arts includes a limited but steady supply of apartments, often in renovated or low-rise buildings, near a concentrated retail and dining district. This creates consistent renter demand despite lower overall inventory.

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  • A wine store with shelves of wine bottles on each side and a refrigerated display case in the center, containing various bottles of wine and other beverages. There are decorative bottles and a potted plant on top of the display case.

    Knox-Henderson

    TRENDY • LOCAL

    Knox-Henderson combines a central location with lower apartment density than Uptown, offering a different rental experience while maintaining strong demand and stable availability.

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  • Coffee shop interior with shelves of glassware, an espresso machine, and a window with wooden blinds letting in natural light.

    Uptown

    WALKABLE • SOCIAL

    Uptown has one of the highest apartment densities in Dallas, with dozens of rental communities concentrated within a walkable core. It consistently ranks among the most searched areas for apartments in Dallas due to its central location and access to daily amenities.

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  • People toasting with glasses of mojito at dinner table

    Lower Greenville

    LAID-BACK • LIVELY

    Lower Greenville features a blend of older and newer apartments near established dining corridors. Rental pricing here has historically remained more moderate compared to nearby high-density areas, attracting consistent renter interest.

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  • City skyline viewed from high above, framed by structural beams of a tall building or observation tower.

    Victory Park

    MODERN • POLISHED

    Victory Park has experienced significant residential development over the last decade, resulting in newer apartment buildings near downtown Dallas, transit access, and major employment centers.

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HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION

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This list is not a ranking or a limitation of housing options. It reflects commonly observed rental market trends and built-environment characteristics. Availability, pricing, and suitability vary by individual needs, and many other Dallas neighborhoods may also meet your criteria.