Dallas Second Chance Apartments

About Dallas

Dallas is the heart of a North Texas economy with over 6 million residents and 3 million jobs. Downtown/Uptown Dallas is the metro area’s largest employment center (134,000 jobs) and the focal point of the regional transit rail system, DART. The city is home to 43 light rail stations. Dallas Love Field, just minutes from downtown provides 121 daily non-stop flights. With this connectivity, local business is best done from a Dallas address.

Dallas offers families and singles big-city experiences for the cost of a much smaller market. A diverse housing stock, ranging from historic single-family neighborhoods to high-rise condos, can accommodate any household type. For recreation, Dallas offers more shopping and restaurant opportunities per capita than anywhere else in America, diverse cultural venues from small theater companies and galleries to the nation’s largest arts district. Parks, trails, forests, and lakes, as well as professional sports venues, round out the local opportunities.

The city has some of the most popular professional sports in the nation. The American Airlines Center hosts the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, along with other sporting events and entertainment. Since 1937, the Cotton Bowl has hosted an annual New Year’s Day game, along with the Red River Rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma in October. The area is also home to America’s Team the Dallas Cowboys, along with the Texas Rangers, Texas Motor Speedway, Lone Star Park for horseracing, FC Dallas, and other sports franchises.