Dallas high-rises (15+ stories) cluster in four neighborhoods: Uptown, Victory Park, Downtown, and Turtle Creek. Entry-level one-bedrooms start near $2,200 per month, while a high-floor two-bedroom with a skyline view runs $4,500 and up. Anything above $2,500 typically bundles concierge, valet parking, a pool deck, and resident lounge access.
What counts as a "high-rise" in Dallas?
Most renters use the term for any building 12+ stories with elevator-only access, full-time concierge, and amenity floors. By that definition, Dallas has roughly 60 buildings actively renting today, almost all built between 2008 and 2024.
High-rise neighborhoods compared
| Neighborhood | 1BR median | View | Walk Score | Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uptown | $2,200 | Skyline + Katy Trail | 86 | Young professional, nightlife |
| Victory Park | $2,400 | AAC + skyline | 78 | Sports, modern, polished |
| Downtown | $1,950 | Skyline + Klyde Warren | 92 | Walk-everywhere urban core |
| Turtle Creek | $2,800 | Park + creek | 72 | Quiet, established, premium |
What you actually get above $2,500
- 24/7 concierge and package room
- Resort pool deck (often two — sun + lap)
- Sky lounge or rooftop entertainment level
- Fitness center with Peloton/Mirror, yoga studio, sometimes a Pilates room
- Pet spa, dog run on the amenity deck
- Valet parking (sometimes included, often $150–$250/mo extra)
- Smart-home package: keyless entry, Nest, automated blinds in newer builds
- EV charging in the garage (newer towers)
Floor and view premiums
Most towers price by tier:
- Floors 5–10: base price
- Floors 11–20: +$75–$150/month
- Floors 21+: +$150–$300/month
- Corner unit: +$100–$200/month
- Skyline-facing: +$50–$200/month over interior view
If view matters more than budget, ask for the premium tier unit on a southwest-facing corner — that's the Dallas skyline shot.
Notable buildings (a partial list)
- Uptown: The Christopher, Gables Republic Tower, The Taylor, McKenzie, Windsor at the Katy Trail.
- Victory Park: Cirque, House (Victory Park), W Residences (rare rentals), The Vista.
- Downtown: The National, Atelier, 1900 Pacific, Mosaic, The Element.
- Turtle Creek: The Mansion Residences, 3225 Turtle Creek, Stoneleigh Residences.
We tour these regularly — current pricing and concessions change weekly. Send us your move date and we'll send back current numbers including any move-in specials the building is running.
Specials and concessions
Class A high-rises run 1–2 months free on 13- or 14-month leases for ~70% of the year. Best months to sign: November–February. Avoid signing in May–August when summer demand peaks and concessions disappear.
What to ask before you sign
- Is the listed rent net effective, or asking rent?
- Is parking included or separate? Reserved or unassigned?
- What's the pet policy — weight limit, breed restrictions, monthly pet rent?
- Are utilities billed direct or via RUBS (ratio utility billing)?
- What's the renewal increase cap, if any?
FAQ
What's the tallest residential building in Dallas? Museum Tower (42 stories) is condo-only. The tallest pure rental towers are in the 30–35 story range — The Christopher, House, and Atelier are at the top of the skyline.
Are Dallas high-rises pet friendly? Almost all are. Standard policy is 2 pets, 75-lb weight limit, breed restrictions on aggressive breeds. Pet rent runs $25–$50/pet/month.
Do high-rises include utilities? Water/trash usually yes, electric almost always no. Internet is sometimes included in luxury buildings (Uptown's newer towers often bundle 1 Gbps fiber).
Is Downtown Dallas safe at night? The core (around Klyde Warren Park, Main Street District, AT&T Discovery District) is well-lit and patrolled. Downtown has changed substantially since 2018; per the Dallas Police Department crime dashboard violent crime in 1A/Central is down year-over-year.
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