Dallas · Medical District

Medical District Apartments for rent.

The Dallas Medical District is anchored by UT Southwestern, Parkland, Children's Health, and Texas Health Presbyterian. Apartments here are designed for medical professionals, residents, students, and staff who want a short commute to the hospitals.

Studios from $1,200; 1-bedrooms $1,400–$2,200; 2-bedrooms $2,000–$3,000.Modern mid-rise, garden-style, near-campus housing. 75235

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What it's like to live in Medical District.

It's a working district — quieter than Uptown, with newer mid-rise rentals clustered near Inwood DART and along Harry Hines.

Who Medical District suits.

Medical residents, nurses, hospital staff, students at UT Southwestern.

Commute & getting around.

Walk or shuttle to UT Southwestern, Parkland, and Children's; DART Green Line at Inwood/Love Field.

Medical District highlights.

  • UT Southwestern
  • Parkland Memorial Hospital
  • Children's Health
  • Texas Health Presbyterian
  • Inwood DART

Medical District apartment FAQs.

Where do medical residents live in Dallas?+

Most live in the Medical District for a short walk or shuttle to the hospitals, in Oak Lawn for a more residential feel a short drive away, or in Uptown for a livelier post-shift scene.

How much is a 1-bedroom in the Medical District?+

Typically $1,400–$2,200. Buildings closest to UT Southwestern command a small premium for the walkability.

Is the Medical District walkable?+

It's walkable to the hospital campuses and DART. For dining and groceries, most residents use a car or ride-share.

Are there shuttles to UT Southwestern?+

Yes — UTSW operates shuttle service from many nearby apartment complexes, and DART covers the rest.

Is the Medical District quiet?+

Generally yes — it lacks the nightlife of Uptown or Deep Ellum, which most medical residents prefer for sleep between shifts.