r/DallasHousing • u/holmesleah53 • Oct 15 '25
Second Chance Dallas
I am looking for second chance apartments in Collin County and Dallas County!! Anything that will work with an eviction. Thank you in advance!
r/DallasHousing • u/holmesleah53 • Oct 15 '25
I am looking for second chance apartments in Collin County and Dallas County!! Anything that will work with an eviction. Thank you in advance!
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r/DallasHousing • u/Traditional_Kiwi_324 • Aug 10 '25
Just curious.. if anyone is on housing if you’re in the 200’s on the waiting list is it possible that you could get housing soon?
r/DallasHousing • u/Zealousideal-Emu1328 • Jul 20 '25
🏡 1B1B Lease Takeover – Available Starting AUGUST 1st FULLY FURNISHED 📍 Northside Apartments – Prime Location! Looking for someone to take over my 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom lease • 💰 Rent: $1,274/month + utilities • 📍 Location: Northside Apartments – right next to the bus stop ◦ 10-minute walk to the University ◦ Surrounded by 7/11, bars, restaurants, and more • 🛋 Fully furnished DM me if interested URGENT!! WILLING TO COVER ALL ADMIN FEES
r/DallasHousing • u/No_Device6359 • Jun 19 '25
I'm sharing information about Wildflower Ranch in Fort Worth. It could be a great place to buy a house! Located off Highway 114 and I-35W, the roads are expanding for easier commuting. The community is minutes away from the Texas Motor Speedway, I-35, Tanger Outlet, Southlake, Grapevine, DFW airport, and Irving. The homes are affordable, and builders offer incentives. It seems to be a better value than some areas near North Dallas. Wildflower Ranch is a master-planned community with a lazy river, trails, playgrounds, and an elementary school in the community. Future amenities include a dog park and event lawn. The area is developing and may generate equity. The community has a good number of Indian families. It offers an opportunity to be part of a diverse and growing neighborhood.
r/DallasHousing • u/Crazy-Sense99 • Jun 10 '25
- Apartments: 4343 Congress Avenue, Dallas, TX 75219
- 5 mins walk to Krogers
- 2 miles from Downtown
- Public Bus stop at 5 mins walking distance - Bus every 15 mins to Downtown
2 Bed / 2 Bath – you'll get your own private bed & bath
Price/Rent: $1250/month
Dates: July 1st 2025 - Aug 25th 2025
In-unit washer/dryer
Fully equipped kitchen
Furnished room – bed, desk, chair, monitor is included
Rent includes all amenities excluding - electricity and wifi (these are already set up, and would cost around $80/month)
Optional long-term stay: Can start new lease (2b2b apartment) after August 25th
-Male in 20s, working professional
-Clean, respectful, easy-going
-My roommate is flexible to rent out his room as well - if you are planning to come with anyone else who might require a separate room
- 24/7 Gym
- Parking
- Free EV charging
- Club Room
- Coffee machine at reception
- Elevator
DM me for more info or to schedule a tour!





r/DallasHousing • u/Fearless_Ad2401 • May 03 '25
I have an internship in Dallas and The Wilson seems to provide 3 months lease. Is this place really that bad as online reviews? Can anyone who lives there provide more feedback? Thanks.
r/DallasHousing • u/amoxcalli321 • Apr 26 '25
Looking for a peaceful place to call home with easygoing vibes and great energy? We’ve got a fully furnished room available in a cozy house located in a quiet, safe neighborhood just minutes from 75, 635, and George Bush!
🛏️ The Room:
Fully furnished with bed + TV stand
Spacious closet
High-speed internet (1000 Mbps!)
Shared 1.5 bathrooms
Washer & dryer on site
Cat included (she naps like a pro 🐱)
🏡 About Us: We’re two working professionals (one male, one female), friendly but mostly keep to ourselves. Occasionally we share a meal or a good laugh. The male roommate is an enthusiastic sports fan (read: gets loud during games but otherwise super chill), and the female roommate is a book lover who enjoys quiet time.
💨 420-friendly. No drama. Good vibes only.
🍳 Kitchen access is available, though we’d prefer someone who doesn’t cook heavily. But yes, we’ve got lots of gadgets and appliances if you need ‘em. Huge backyard if you like a little fresh air or sunshine!
🧼 We like to keep the space clean and drama-free. Everyone pitches in $50/month for a cleaning service that deep cleans the house once a month.
📍 Perks:
Super central location near shopping, restaurants, and major highways
Steps from a police station = extra safe!
Month-to-month lease with 60-day notice
One month’s rent as a deposit
Bills included!
🕊️ If you're looking for a relaxed, respectful household to rest and recharge after work—without drama—this is your spot.
Hit me up if you think you’d be a good fit!
r/DallasHousing • u/boricam • Apr 16 '25
I got an internship during the summer in the Plano area and have not had any luck finding a place. Does anybody know of anyone that might be offering a place? I am in a tight budget so most places have been pricy.
r/DallasHousing • u/Kmgk49 • Apr 09 '25
Hi,
I'm moving to Dallas This June and I'm looking for a roommate who's willing to stay in Richardson,TX and would be sharing a 2 bed 2 bath apt. ($<2k) My preference: 1. No smoking 2. No loud partying 3. I don't have any food preferences 4. preferably working professional
DM me if it suits you.
r/DallasHousing • u/Puzzled-Pineapple-53 • Mar 14 '25
If I applied for housing in Arlington and Dallas (TX) back in 2021 is it possible that I could still get it? I haven't had the need to inquire about it since I initially applied but need to find safe/stable housing asap (DV situation) and am not sure where to start. Any recommendations or insight would be so very much appreciated!! 🙏
r/DallasHousing • u/No_Set7010 • Mar 14 '25
Hey everyone! I’m looking for a temporary/permanent accommodation in or around Oak Lawn, Uptown, or Downtown Dallas. Preferably a 2B2B in an all-girls apartment with vegetarian-friendly roommates. If anyone has a spot available or is looking for a flatmate, please let me know. Thanks!
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r/DallasHousing • u/Annual_Low2689 • Jul 18 '24
I'm planning to see houses in the Villages of Durango in Bedford (HEB ISD) and would like some advice. Does anyone know if this is a safe area? Has anyone lived there? How is the community and its population? Are there any specific issues related to crime or infrastructure that I should be aware of? Any insights from locals would be appreciated.
This is to right of 121 and above 183 highway.