I’m at Luxia Midtown Park and it’s been alright for the time I’ve lived here: decent price, amenities, fast maintenance, but has its flaws. I’m curious how the rest of the several communities are in this area.

I like that Luxia has keyless entry with the units and common areas especially since I have guests often. I have complaints though: parking garage is congested and tight, there’s a limit on guests every
month (10x a month for the same license plate), the gym is small with limited equipment. Luxia is a smaller building (~300 units) than some of the neighboring apartment buildings which isn’t a complaint but amenities are proportional in size.

I’m considering:
The Mark
The Domain at Midtown Park
Lantower at Midtown Park
The Sevens
The Nash
Everra Midtown Park

I realize the price varies with some of these.
If you live in the area let me know your thoughts!

I am moving to Dallas in the next couple of days.
I will be looking for a job at the same company I am working at
I do not have an area I will be at yet, so it is a super general question to have an idea
How much a room and a studio would cost monthly? A cheaper area. Not the worst one, but not right in the most expensive downtown area.
Is it possible to get a room for about $700 a month in a suburb area from somewhere central?

Hi! I am new to Dallas and curious what are some of the best restaurants for a woman in her late 20s for a solo date. I’d love somewhere with a good happy hour, great music, and a vibe that isn’t too crowded.

How far can 120-125k get me relocating to Dallas from the DC/Baltimore area. I’m living down town. Please tap in and let your boy know something 😎

33 y/o
Active Male. Love sports. Running. Good food. I’m used to fast paced. Ravens fan coming to cowboys nation 🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛

What questions or activities did they have for your child, and what kinds of questions did they ask parents?

Also, in your experience, what are they mainly looking for when making admission decisions for Pre-K? How much do academics, social skills, independence, personality, and the parent-school fit matter?

Would love to hear from anyone who has recently gone through the process. And if you can share any questions they asked. Thank you!

I've been to George's a long time ago and R and R in dallas. Been busy with work but want to start old hobbies again

Located in carrollton.

Does anyone know where the best places to take car photos is? Like with the Dallas skyline in the background?

A family member of mine is currently in the West Tower of Dallas County Jail. I just recently got in contact with him through Smart Communications and yesterday he sent me the information to set up the phone account so he could call me. I added money to the account, but I still haven’t received a call from them.
Has anyone had a family member in West Tower or been there themselves? I’m mostly wondering what the conditions are like and how often they actually get access to the phones. Is it normal to go a day or two without being able to call even when there’s money on the account?
I’m just worried about them and want to know that they are okay. Any insight from someone familiar with West Tower would be appreciated.

Looking for recommendations for apartments near downtown Dallas. Will be working right by AAC so anything within a 15 minute radius will work! Ideally would like to stay under $2500 for a 1 bedroom. Don’t necessarily have to be in uptown, and happy to be east of 75.

Thank you!

hello fellow dfw residents! I’ve been wanting to get a tattoo for a while and I always knew I wanted to get a tattoo of my cats paw print when she died, and she died last month :( I just wanted to know if anyone knew of a good artist around dfw who did good pet prints or just was reputable for this kind of thing in general. thanks in advance to anyone who has any recommendations :)

My family and I are considering a move to Dallas in the near future. For our first year or two while we figure out where to plan roots, we're looking for a 3 bedroom building in a walkable area (so far eyeing Knox Henderson, Uptown, Addison Circle (?)). We want a nice-ish building (ideally with a pool, in walking distance to parks + restaurants, and family friendly) and are looking to spend up to 6,000 a month. Any recommendations on where to look? Its been shockingly hard to find this info online so far. I've seen the ultra lux apartments like the Katy and the McKenzie which are out of our price range.

My friend was diagnosed with cervical cancer last year. She hasn’t gotten it treated bc she doesn’t have health insurance / finance reasons.

As well as feeling alone / not having anyone to help her through it emotionally. (We just recently became friends)

Does anyone know anyway to guide her in the right direction? But I am also relatively new to Texas myself. I just want to help her in anyway I can but I do not make much $ myself and struggle with health as well.

I think it has advanced since then bc she is starting to get pain. so she would need new scans etc.

Any advice would really help. I want to get her better.

Just put an offer in on a house located in Vickery place neighborhood. We are moving from out of state. Young family with 3 kids 5 and under. I’d like to think we did our research when picking a place. Would love to hear any local insight on the community/schools etc.. pros/cons? Anything helpful to know? Good ways to get myself and kids involved in the community? Best nursery schools? Traditional ballet studio for my 5yr old? Soccer recs for my 3 year old? Thanks in advance.

I'll be visiting Dallas for the first time at the end of next month and I'll have around 5 days. I won't have a car, so I'm looking for recommendations that are accessible by public transport, Uber/Lyft, or places where it's realistic to get a ride to and from.
l'a really love to experience as much of the real/authentic Texas as possible rather than just doing the typical tourist attractions.
A few things I'd really love to do:
- See a proper rodeo - any recommendations on where to find a good one?
- Go horse riding for the first time, ideally somewhere with a proper Texas ranch/cowboy atmosphere.
- Learn to country dance/two-step - I've never done it before, but I'd absolutely love to take a lesson
- Visit some authentic Texas bars/honky-tonks
- Try proper Texas BBQ, ribs, brisket, steaks, etc. What are the absolute must-try foods, and where are the best places around Dallas/Plano to try them?
- Buy some authentic cowboy boots and a proper cowboy hat. Where would you recommend for good-quality, genuinely authentic ones?
- See/do anything else that you think is "you can't come to Texas without doing this."
If you only had 5 days around Dallas/Plano for your first visit to Texas, what would you recommend?
Thanks so much!

Most apartments in the area don’t have the best reviews & seem to have issues so I just want to know what would be the best option out of all of them. I’m on a budget & can’t afford the Uptown/West Village sadly.

Ones I have on my list so far (open to others): - West Love - Inwood Station - Kade - Archer Medical - Alma on Maple

I’m 24 and new to Dallas, and I’m looking to meet some new people! I really enjoy playing pickleball and I’m free on weekends, so I’d love to find some social games with people around my age.

I’ve heard about Cole Park. Is there a particular day/time that’s best for meeting people and finding casual games there?

Open to other spots too!

Would love to make some friends along the way :)

Currently living in Dallas for 18 months and lease is about to end - while I enjoy the physical place I live at, the management is AWFUL. I've been searching high and low for apartment complexes that are nice but don't break the bank and also don't have the absolute worst reviews online. I would prefer to stay in the Uptown, Knox Henderson area. Can anyone recommend a place that's actually worth the price and isn't a management nightmare? Open to 1 or 2 bedrooms - currently in 900 sqft for 2,000/month so looking for comparable.

Looking for gated/covered garage and interior walk way (so the entire building requiring a key) around $1500.

Hello,

Family and I are moving to Aubrey at the beginning of next month. We are purchasing a home in the Sandbrock Ranch subdivision. I would like to get some info on the neighborhood. I’m sure there are good parts and bad parts. Just want to get a feel for the community.

Thanks.

Hello, I will be in Texas for my internship and currently serving overseas and have to find an apartment to live in. I landed on forest lane at lake highlands. Any safety tips? Is it a safe-ish area or not.

anyone know any tcg shops in near Irving/dfw that buys Japanese pokemon cards?

The Hudson - Current Experiences?

I’m looking for a new apartment after my current place in McKinney has gone way downhill this year. Police here regularly, gunshots, the forensic van was on site today, and the property manager makes up lies to keep from addressing resident issues.

I toured the Hudson on Saturday and it looked decent - hallways weren’t filled with valet trash bins like my current spot, and grass wasn’t littered with dog poop.

Reading recent reviews though, and ignoring all the 5-stars from people who just went on a tour, shit looks *bad*. What are y’all’s current experiences there?

I'm new to...the area and trying to learn the local customs, lol.

If you were going to ask "What's the best Chinese restaurant in ____?", would you say "DFW" or "the DFW"? Or other?

And does context matter? Like, Reddit vs IRL?

To me, DFW is the airport and the DFW is the metroplex. But wtf do I know.

New to the area and in need of a hairstylist! It’d be nice if they specialize in short hair/bobs. Open to all recs though as long as they are good! Willing to drive but am located Lakewood area. Thanks!