According to local property managers, renters in Addison are mostly 25-45 singles drawn to the city's active social scene and night life. Many residents work at the corporate headquarters located in Addison, or at one of the many hotels and restaurants. Addison's central location also offers an easy commute to other areas of Dallas-Fort Worth.
According to local property managers, residents in Deep Ellum are a younger demographic who enjoy living close to Downtown and Uptown but are looking for something more affordable. Residents are drawn to the area by its urban lofts, active night life and diverse culture.
According to local property managers, renters in the downtown area are mostly young professionals and interns who want to live in the heart of the city and have a short commute. Some empty nesters also rent in downtown.
According to local property managers, renters in the M Streets area are a mix of young singles and families. Homes closer to Central Expressway are more likely to be occupied by families. Many families lease in the area while they are in the process of building or renovating a home. Those who live closer to Greenville Avenue are more often young singles. Some SMU students rent homes in the area.
Oak Lawn is an enclave of high-end homes, shopping and dining just north of downtown. According to local property managers, renters represent an eclectic mix of professions, with a high percentage of young singles and a substantial gay population. Most of the area is quiet during the day with an active night life.
Renters in Old East Dallas are often students or families in transition homes, property managers say. Many young singles live in the area because of its affordable housing and its proximity to Downtown and entertainment in Deep Ellum.
According to local property managers, many renters in Plano are attracted to the city's award-winning school district. Plano has job opportunities at the many large corporations based there and is an easy commute to other Dallas areas. Residents enjoy the quiet community atmosphere with good schools and plenty of restaurants and entertainment nearby.
Local property managers say the residents of Uptown are mostly young professionals with a median age of 27-29. There are also many empty-nesters living here. Many of the residences in the Uptown area are upscale condos, apartments, and townhomes. Residents like the location, which is convenient to Dallas workplaces, restaurants and shopping.
According to local property managers, renters in the area are a mix of singles and married couples. Many of the residents are medical students or hospital employees because of the three hospitals nearby. Texas Instruments employees also comprise a large number of residents.
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