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It's more than ever before, Insider Secrets to get the best value from Dallas Apartments in Uptown Hi from Uptown Dallas! Uptown Dallas is the most popular neighborhood for Young Apartment Finder uses the largest and most comprehensive database of real-time rentals and affordability to help you find an amazing deal on your next rental. Apartment communities change their rental rates all the time - sometimes several times a day. We keep track of all these changes to help you find a lot on your next apartment. We call the unit the best value if it is in a quality building (three stars or higher) that has units that are priced significantly less than similar apartments in the same area. Apartment communities regularly advertise offers for new residents. Maybe it's a free TV or discounted rent. We will help you find those rentals that will give you that little something extra when you sign a lease. Note: Based on community data and independent market research. Subject to change without notice. Apartment Finder uses the industry's largest and most comprehensive database of real-time rental and affordability to help you find an amazing deal on your next rental. Apartment communities change their rental rates all the time - sometimes several times a day. We're monitoring all these changes to ensure that You find a lot at your next apartment. We call the unit the best value if it is in a quality building (three stars or higher) that has units that are priced significantly less than similar apartments in the same area. Apartment communities regularly advertise deals for new new ones Maybe it's a free TV or discounted rent. We will help you find those rentals that will give you that little something extra when you sign a lease. Note: Based on community data and independent market research. Subject to change without notice. Looking for a really unique reason to move to Uptown? Here's one for you: City of Surf Fitness. Yes, that's right, you can travel your way to wellness in a place that is miles from the ocean! Both the Deals and Special Page Uptown official website won't disappoint with their offers of discounted sports tickets (Mavericks or Rangers fans, anyone?) and a seemingly endless list of Happy Hours across town. The nightlife in Uptown is quite extensive, with pubs, bars and lounges galore. If you're more of a family person looking for activities for kids, or looking for something other than Happy Hour, visit one of Uptown's historic cemeteries or parks. Griggs Park (available from the Central Expressway), in particular, has recently been renovated with new playgrounds, pets, a historical memorial, etc. or head to a gallery, theatre or upscale antique boutique. You'll probably find a production that speaks to your preferences in theater three, with its wide range of performances. If you need a treat-yo-self moment, Uptown has plenty of resorts and salons to choose from. And places like the original cupcakery can satisfy that sweet tooth. Add property No Min 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1,500 1.500 1.1. 600 1700 1800 1,900 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4500 to No Max 4 00 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1 700 1.200 1.2 800 1,900 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4500 Located a few blocks north of the historic Dallas downtown district Uptown Dallas is the ultimate urban living experience with plenty of amenities for residents to enjoy. Uptown is home to several entertainment venues, including the American Airlines Center (home to the Dallas Mavericks and Stars), and the home of the Dallas Blues. Uptown is best known for its vibrant restaurants and nightclubs. Between Cedar Springs and McKinney Avenue, you'll find clusters of eateries and bars catering for all tastes and styles from lively sports bars to upscale steakhouses with live jazz. Along with vibrant dining and nightlife, Uptown boasts several shopping malls offering upscale clothing, classic Texan attire, and more. Getting around the area and around Dallas is easy with a few stops for rail services scattered throughout the area. Once you find your apartment, don't forget to take a ride on a free vintage trolley along McKinney Avenue. If you're a history buff, art, or just an all-around curious person, Uptown has several museums for you to enjoy, including the Museum of Geometry and MADI Art, Art, Museum of Nature and Science, samurai collection. Once you have completed your training, catch some fresh air in one of the district parks. Revenchon Park overlooks Turtle Creek, the playground and more. For a quieter outdoor experience overlooking the horizon, try Griggs Park. With delicious restaurants, exciting bars, stylish shops, lush parks and more, Uptown really has it all. Now it's just up to you to find your next apartment in this city harbor! As of October 2020, the median rent for an apartment in Uptown Dallas is $1,244 for a studio, $1,722 for a one bedroom, $2,725 for a two-bedroom apartment, and $3,862 for a three-bedroom apartment. Apartment rentals in Uptown Dallas fell by -2.5% last year. 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