The city of Dallas is fast becoming a hot spot for families and young professionals to relocate to. The Lone Star State metropolis offers everything from all-star sports teams, to a burgeoning arts scene, to a bustling center of commerce and shopping. Whether you're single and enjoy your stint of bachelorhood or you're a proud parent and want to plant your roots, the apartments for rent in Downtown Dallas. Texas, offer something for everyone.

Arts and Culture

The Dallas Arts District covers a collective 68 acres and 19 adjacent blocks. There, you'll find entertainment venues, architectural treasures and museums like the Dallas City Performance Hall, the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, the St. Paul United Methodist Church and the Winspear Opera House. One of the district's most treasured institutions is the Dallas Museum of Art. Founded in 1903, the museum offers 370,000 square-feet of gallery space where some of the world's most renowned classic and contemporary works are hung. The museum hosts approximately 10 special exhibits annually and also offers special events to its 500,000 visitors that come every year, like late-night gallery showings and jazz concerts. Another one of the Arts District's greatest attractions that both tourists and locals enjoy is the diverse variety of food trucks that roll through the streets and offer delicious homemade dishes. Whether you're in the mood for the Cup Cakin' Machine or the Bombay Chopstix truck, there's sure to be a mobile eatery that will suit you.

If you're looking to venture outside of the Downtown Dallas, Texas, rentals to enjoy the warm sunlight, then there's no better spot to go than one of the local parks. To the north, there's Reverchon Park, which has walking paths that cut through tall swaths of trees, and is perfect for afternoon strolls with your significant other. To socialize and mingle with your new neighbors, you may want to head to Klyde Warren Park, which is a beautiful natural retreat in the center of the city, that can easily be accessed from a variety of neighborhoods including Uptown, Downtown and the Arts District.

For those who work outside of the city, getting to the office in the morning will be a quick and easy venture with the city's two main roads, Interstate 35E and Interstate 30, just a short drive away. For more local travel, you can use the Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus and train systems.