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The Complete Guide to High-rise Living in Dallas
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| More than any other home, living in a high-rise condominium or apartment is about lifestyle. In contrast to a suburban single-family home, a high-rise generally offers a superior view, attentive personal services, enhanced security, convenient access to a variety of common area facilities,
and a location closer to urban centers of dining, shopping, and entertainment.
The downsides of high-rise living are higher costs in the form of homeowner association dues or rental rates commensurate with the services provided, diminished control over what you can do in and to your home, and
diminished privacy.
To help you assess what home is right for you, I have outlined some tips
for buyers.
If you are selling your high-rise home, I have some special
tools to help with pricing your unit.
You can browse available listings via the clickable map, or by looking at the full list of high-rises below.
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List of high-rises |
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The number of units in the above chart are to the best of my knowledge, but
may change as developers revise their plans or units are combined
or sub-divided. This chart is updated only periodically so numbers in MLS
at this moment may differ slightly.
Incidentally, not all units for sale, particularly those offered by
developers, appear in MLS. Further, the number shown for sale will not always match the number of homes I list for a particular high-rise because some agents do not want homes they're
representing showing up on any website but their own. Go figure. Anyway, maybe that's another reason to use a buyer's agent.
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