Rental Market

Dallas Single-Family Rents Keep Falling as Rental Market Softens

By Charles Grand / August 20, 2026 /

Dallas renters looking for a house instead of an apartment are continuing to gain some leverage over landlords, with asking rents falling for a third consecutive year. The median asking rent for a three-bedroom single-family home in Dallas fell 2.2% year-over-year to $2,200 during the first half of 2026, according to a new report by…

168-Unit Mixed-Income Community Opens Near Galleria Dallas

By Charles Grand / July 21, 2026 /

A new mixed-income apartment community has opened in Far North Dallas with the completion of Cypress Creek Montfort Drive, a 168-unit mixed-income apartment building just up the road from the Galleria. Developed by Austin-based Bonner Carrington and Dallas-based Sycamore Development, the multifamily project recently opened its doors at 14119 Montfort Dr. The four-story community combines…

Long-Planned Uptown Tower ‘Lucille’ Secures Financing, Nears Construction

By Charles Grand / July 16, 2026 /

Financing has come together for a new luxury multifamily project in Uptown, with developers anticipating construction on the 22-story Lucille apartment tower to begin this summer. Austin-based Endeavor Real Estate Group and its equity partner Canyon Partners Real Estate announced this week that they closed on an undisclosed amount of construction financing from the German…

StreetLights Residential Bets on Older Affluent Renters With New Plano Luxury Tower

By Charles Grand / July 10, 2026 /

Construction is underway on a 22-story luxury apartment tower on the former JCPenney corporate campus in Plano, with local developer StreetLights Residential betting on a growing demographic wanting the convenience of apartment living without sacrificing space or amenities. Located just across the street from Legacy West, the upcoming The Parks at Legacy West will comprise…

Dallas Renters Get Less Space for $1,500 Than They Did Last Year

By Charles Grand / July 6, 2026 /

For the third straight year, Dallas renters are getting slightly less square footage for the money, a recent study found. While rent buys you more in Big D than in many of the nation’s biggest housing markets, renters can stretch those dollars further elsewhere in Texas. RentCafe’s latest analysis comparing how much apartment space renters…