North Dallas Apartments neighborhood

Dallas · North Dallas

North Dallas Apartments for rent.

North Dallas covers a large stretch of neighborhoods above LBJ Freeway — generally offering more square footage, newer construction, and strong school zones for less than central Dallas. Galleria Dallas anchors the retail core.

1-bedrooms $1,200–$1,800; 2-bedrooms $1,600–$2,400; 3-bedrooms $2,200+.Garden-style communities, mid-rise modern, townhomes. 75240

Get free North Dallas matches

Tell us your criteria — we'll send 3–5 hand-picked North Dallas apartments within one business day.

Free service · No spam · We never charge renters.

What it's like to live in North Dallas.

More suburban in feel: garden-style and mid-rise apartment communities, large amenity packages (resort pools, big gyms), and easier parking.

Who North Dallas suits.

Renters who want more space, professionals commuting to Plano/Frisco/Legacy, and families.

Commute & getting around.

Easy Tollway and Central Expressway access; DART Red Line covers parts of the corridor.

North Dallas highlights.

  • Galleria Dallas
  • Addison Circle (nearby)
  • Prestonwood
  • NorthPark Center (south)
  • Vitruvian Park

North Dallas on the map.

Explore North Dallas and surrounding Dallas neighborhoods.

North Dallas walk, transit & bike scores.

48

Walk Score

Walker's Paradise 90+

35

Transit Score

Good Transit 70+

50

Bike Score

Very Bikeable 70+

Cost of living in North Dallas.

1-bedroom rent$1,200–$1,800
2-bedroom rent$1,600–$2,400
3-bedroom rent$2,200–$3,200
Reserved parkingUsually included
Average utilities$110–$180/mo

Indicative ranges; actual rents vary by building, floor plan, and current specials.

Pros and cons of North Dallas.

Pros

  • Best price-per-square-foot in the metro
  • Resort-style amenities standard
  • Strong school zones
  • Easy commute to Legacy / Plano / Frisco corporate campuses

Trade-offs

  • Less walkable — car required for daily errands
  • Long commute to Downtown at peak hours
  • Apartment communities feel more suburban

Where to eat in North Dallas.

Kenny's Italian Kitchen Italian

Long-running North Dallas favorite.

Mercury Grill American

Chef-driven New American.

Knife (Galleria) Steakhouse

John Tesar's modern steakhouse.

Cafe Pacific (Highland Park) Seafood

Classic Park Cities seafood spot.

Parks and outdoors in North Dallas.

  • Vitruvian Park

    12-acre park with creek, trails, and seasonal lights.

  • Prestonwood Park

    Neighborhood park with playgrounds.

  • Galleria ice rink

    Indoor rink at Galleria Dallas mall.

Schools near North Dallas.

  • Richardson ISD (parts) · Public

    Highly-rated district covering parts of North Dallas.

  • Plano ISD (north) · Public

    Top-ranked district covering far north areas.

Always verify zoning directly with Dallas ISD before signing.

Getting around North Dallas.

  • DART Red Line

    Covers parts of the corridor up to Plano.

  • Dallas North Tollway

    Direct route to Legacy West, Frisco, Plano.

  • US-75 Central Expressway

    Main north-south artery.

Did you know?

  • 💡 Galleria Dallas opened in 1982 and has the largest indoor ice rink in Texas.
  • 💡 Vitruvian Park's holiday lights draw 100,000+ visitors each season.

North Dallas apartment FAQs.

Is North Dallas a good area to live in?+

Yes — North Dallas is popular with renters who want more space, strong schools, and easy access to the Tollway and Central Expressway corridors.

How much is rent in North Dallas?+

1-bedrooms typically run $1,200–$1,800. Larger 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units offer some of the best per-square-foot value in Dallas.

Is North Dallas suburban?+

It feels more suburban than Uptown or Bishop Arts — bigger apartment communities, more parking, less walkability, but resort-style amenities.

What's the commute downtown?+

Typically 20–30 minutes by car depending on traffic. Many North Dallas renters commute to Legacy West, Frisco, or Plano instead.

Are North Dallas apartments family-friendly?+

Yes — many communities are designed for families, with playgrounds, pools, and access to highly-rated school zones.