Inside this guide
- Dallas apartment prices by area (checked Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026)
- How much do apartments cost in Dallas?
- Which Dallas areas have the lowest and highest starting prices?
- Which Dallas buildings list the lowest and highest starting prices?
- Where can I find a guide for each Dallas area?
- How should I compare Dallas apartment prices?
- Which Dallas apartment costs and rules should I compare?
- Frequently asked questions
- Want help finding your Dallas apartment? It’s free.
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By Alexander Concepcion, Taco Street Locating. Prices checked Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026 against each property’s own website through the building pages linked below.
Apartments in Dallas listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,195 to $5,625 (median $1,825) across 89 buildings whose own websites we checked Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026. Uptown, Victory Park and Turtle Creek had the highest median and McKinney, Allen and Prosper the lowest. Each figure is a building’s lowest listed price, not an area average.
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Dallas apartment prices by area (checked Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026)
| Area | Buildings with a listed price | 1BR from (low to high, median) | 2BR from (low to high, median) | Area guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Dallas | 22 | $1,338 to $2,629 (median $1,652) | $1,492 to $3,711 (median $2,425) | Downtown Dallas guide |
| Uptown, Victory Park and Turtle Creek | 35 | $1,286 to $5,625 (median $2,330) | $1,813 to $4,600 (median $3,462) | Uptown Dallas guide |
| Other Dallas neighborhoods (Bishop Arts, Deep Ellum, Old East, Galleria and more) | 7 | $1,324 to $1,970 (median $1,599) | $2,075 to $2,839 (median $2,308) | – |
| Frisco | 6 | $1,400 to $2,100 (median $1,464) | $1,970 to $3,310 (median $2,224) | Frisco guide |
| McKinney, Allen and Prosper | 6 | $1,225 to $1,531 (median $1,336) | $1,599 to $2,340 (median $2,000) | – |
| Fort Worth | 7 | $1,195 to $2,275 (median $1,379) | $1,750 to $3,409 (median $2,001) | Fort Worth apartments by area; Fort Worth Stockyards apartments |
| Other DFW suburbs (Garland, Lewisville, Carrollton, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Rowlett) | 6 | $1,375 to $1,884 (median $1,486) | $1,875 to $3,004 (median $2,214) | Grapevine apartments guide |
Each row uses the buildings in that area that listed a price when we checked; the buildings are linked from the area guides. A “from” price is the cheapest listed home at a building, and some buildings list base rent while others list total monthly cost. Income-restricted homes are not priced in these tables. Estimated typical range across all 89 buildings (prices their own websites listed on Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026): 1-bedroom $1,195 to $5,625, 2-bedroom $1,492 to $4,600. That is an estimate from current listings, not a quote.
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How much do apartments cost in Dallas?
Across the 89 Dallas buildings we checked, starting prices ran as follows (each building’s lowest listed price on its own website, Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026):
| Home size | Buildings with a listed price | Lowest to highest “from” price (median) |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 38 | $975 to $2,595 (median $1,444) |
| 1-bedroom | 83 | $1,195 to $5,625 (median $1,825) |
| 2-bedroom | 81 | $1,492 to $4,600 (median $2,610) |
Prices are the cheapest listed home at each building, so a specific floor plan, floor or view can cost more.
Which Dallas areas have the lowest and highest starting prices?
By median 1-bedroom starting price, the lowest areas in our table were McKinney, Allen and Prosper ($1,336), Fort Worth ($1,379), Frisco ($1,464). The highest were Uptown, Victory Park and Turtle Creek ($2,330), Downtown Dallas ($1,652), Other Dallas neighborhoods (Bishop Arts, Deep Ellum, Old East, Galleria and more) ($1,599). Medians describe the buildings we checked in each area, not every building there.
Which Dallas buildings list the lowest and highest starting prices?
Lowest 1-bedroom starting prices in our table on Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026: Marlowe Wellington Fort Worth ($1,195), Livano Prosper ($1,225), The Dalton McKinney ($1,280), Magnolia Station ($1,286), The Waylon Apartments & Townhomes ($1,313). Highest: 2811 Maple ($5,625), The Victor ($3,245), Carlisle & Vine ($3,228). Open a building page for the plan, fees and the date its price was checked.
Where can I find a guide for each Dallas area?
Each area has its own guide with building-by-building prices:
- Downtown Dallas apartments
- Uptown Dallas apartments
- Bishop Arts Dallas apartments
- Plano apartments
- Las Colinas apartments
- Frisco apartments
- Apartments in Fort Worth by area
- Apartments near the Fort Worth Stockyards
- Apartments in Grapevine, TX
- Dallas–Fort Worth apartments with dog parks
- Dallas lofts: historic conversions vs new lofts
How should I compare Dallas apartment prices?
- Compare the same price basis: some buildings list base rent and others list total monthly cost with mandatory fees.
- Open the property’s own floor plans page for the current price, specials and availability date.
- Ask which fees are one-time and which recur monthly (parking, pets, trash, pest, amenities).
- Tour with a shortlist; I can build one for you at no cost.
Which Dallas apartment costs and rules should I compare?
Starting prices are only part of the cost. These pages compare fees, rules and amenities at the buildings we checked on their own websites:
- Dallas apartment move-in costs
- Dallas apartments with waived application or admin fees
- Dallas apartment pet policies
- Dallas apartment parking costs
- Dallas apartments with utilities included
- Dallas application requirements
- Dallas renters insurance requirements
- Dallas short-term and flexible leases
- Dallas apartments with EV charging
Frequently asked questions
How much do apartments in Dallas cost?
On Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026, the 89 Dallas buildings in the table listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,195 to $5,625 (median $1,825) and 2-bedroom starting prices from $1,492 to $4,600 (median $2,610) on their own websites. These are each building’s lowest listed price, not an area average, and some are base rent while others are total monthly cost. Confirm on the property’s site before you tour.
Which Dallas buildings list the lowest starting prices?
On Sep 30 to Oct 4, 2026, the lowest 1-bedroom starting prices in the table were Marlowe Wellington Fort Worth ($1,195), Livano Prosper ($1,225), The Dalton McKinney ($1,280). Prices and availability change daily, so use the building pages for the plan, date checked and fee details.
What do Dallas apartments cost beyond rent?
Application, administrative and deposit amounts vary by building. Dallas apartment move-in costs lists amounts at the buildings we checked on their own websites; confirm current amounts with the leasing office.
What are the pet rules at Dallas apartments?
Pet fees, pet rent, weight limits and breed rules are set building by building. Dallas apartment pet policies compares them for the buildings we checked, and each building page lists its own policy.
Are utilities and parking included at Dallas apartments?
It depends on the building. See Dallas apartments with utilities included and Dallas apartment parking costs for what the buildings we checked list, then confirm with the property.
Does it cost anything to use Taco Street Locating?
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