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Condos for sale in Dallas

Most condos for sale in Dallas are in and around downtown. Towers, mid-rises and converted lofts sit close to rail and restaurants. A condo trades yard work for HOA dues and building rules. Here is what to check before you buy one.

Condos for sale in Dallas

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Where are condos in Dallas?

Uptown, just north of downtown, is one of the densest parts of Dallas. It has residential towers and apartment buildings along the Katy Trail. Downtown adds the Arts District and the West End, and all four DART light rail lines pass through it.

Deep Ellum, east of downtown, is known for lofts, condos and newer mid-rise buildings, and the DART Green Line serves it. Compare these areas in the Dallas relocation guide.

What do condo fees cover, and why do reserves matter?

HOA dues usually pay for building insurance, common areas, amenities and future repairs. Ask what the dues include and whether a special assessment has been approved. Ask how large the reserves are compared with upcoming projects.

In Uptown, also ask how the public improvement district assessment appears on the tax bill. Our Dallas property tax page explains PIDs.

What is the Texas condo resale certificate?

Under Texas Property Code Section 82.157, the association must furnish a resale certificate within 10 days of a written request. It lists fees tied to the sale, current assessments and reserves for capital expenses. It also lists the insurance the association carries and any pending lawsuits or unpaid judgments.

It must also disclose any right of first refusal or other restraint on transfer. Read it with your agent before your option period ends.

Which rental and building rules should I check?

Read the declaration, bylaws and rules for leasing limits, minimum lease terms, pet rules and parking. If you may rent the unit later, confirm the rules allow it before you buy.

Visit at night and on weekends in Deep Ellum to judge venue noise and parking. When you are ready, browse Dallas homes for sale and filter for condos.

Common questions

Where can I find condos for sale in Dallas?

Most Dallas condos are in Uptown, downtown and Deep Ellum, close to DART rail. The live listings on this page show current options.

What is in a Texas condo resale certificate?

It lists assessments, transfer fees, reserves, the association's insurance, pending lawsuits and any restraint on transfer. The association must furnish it within 10 days of a written request.

Can I rent out a Dallas condo?

It depends on the building's declaration and rules. Check leasing limits and minimum lease terms before you buy.

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-24. Descriptions cover places and amenities, not the people who live there. We are committed to the Fair Housing Act.