Neighborhoods

Highland Park, located approximately three miles north of downtown Dallas, is often referred to as “a city within a city” and is one of the most prestigious, upscale towns in the country. 

Immediately north of Highland Park and five miles north of downtown Dallas, University Park is also served by the renowned Highland Park Independent School District.

Revitalized and booming, Dallas’ Downtown, Uptown and McKinney Avenue corridor is a long-time hot spot reborn. Downtown, with its contemporary way of life, numerous lofts and creatively designed condominiums. 

Preston Hollow is one of Dallas’ premier neighborhoods, located in the center of the city. This area is well populated by young families and business professionals. The quality of life cannot be beat.

 North Dallas is an expansive area that includes many distinct neighborhoods and offers everything from bungalows to the grandest of estate homes on acreage sites. 

 A stone’s throw from its Park Cities neighbors, Greenway Parks is one of the most elegant and intact neighborhoods in Dallas. Greenbelts and small parks weave their way throughout. 

Hidden away in one of the best locations in Dallas, Bluffview is an area with eclectic geographical accents and unusual natural terrain, punctuated by 50-foot bluffs than run along Bachman Creek. 

 Frank Lloyd Wright once referred to Turtle Creek as one of the most beautiful boulevards in the country. The area, just north of Uptown and minutes from Love Field, was named for the small tributary creek of the Trinity River. 

Lakewood is surrounded West of White Rock Lake, North of Mockingbird, East of Abrams and South of La Vista. Lakewood is known for its historical homes, public schools, and sense of community.

Just north of White Rock Lake with numerous parks and plenty of wonderful shopping, Lake Highlands is a neighborhood that appeals to  new families buying first homes, moving closer into town, or those downsizing. 

Kessler Park is characterized by large lots, magnificent trees, and rolling hills. Truly a hidden gem and one of Dallas’ most respected historic neighborhoods, this area has proximity to the Bishop Arts District and more.