This month’s edition of D Magazine has an article about five hidden
neighborhoods and Bryan Place made the list. Seems like the word is getting around about one of the best kept secrets in Dallas.
Read the article at D Magazine
5 Hidden Dallas Neighborhoods
Homebuyers occasionally get tunnel vision, fixating on one particular area at the expense of all else. But there are other places that offer everything they’re looking for: good deals, good neighbors, and good times.
Bryan Place is one of Dallas’ strangest neighborhoods. The original 1980s Fox & Jacobs brochure describes it as a “stylish downtown neighborhood in the shadow of skyscrapers.” It has a suburban feel, yet is perfectly urban. This is a walkable neighborhood, with zero-lot garden homes and townhouses priced at an average of $220,000. Bryan Place sits east of downtown, within the boundaries of Ross Avenue, Live Oak and North Washington streets, and Central. The Arts District is just a 10-minute walk away. As more people embrace downtown, yet aren’t ready for full-on skyscraper living, Bryan Place offers a unique option: a proper house that’s extremely convenient—with no yardwork.