WHAT $500 GETS YOU IN DALLAS | apartment shopping
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Hi..... so with so many people moving to Dallas hopefully this video can give you a better understanding of what the price range of apartments is like here. As I get ready to move, these types of videos have been super helpful for me, so hopefully, they are helpful for you. :)
The video shows two apartments under $1,000, two apartments under $1,500 and one SUPER boujee/luxurious/expensive apartment for $2,000+.
As I mentioned, I only showed apartments that I would feel comfortable/safe living at (yes there are apartments for $700/month in Dallas BUT I didn't find any I would feel comfortable living at).
I am currently looking for a new apartment so if you have any recommendations please comment those below.
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The only thing you can get for $500 in most major cities in America is a big ass storage unit or a garage…. For your car.
😂😂😂
In California 🌴 or New York yes 🙌🏾
That $500 is why so many people are moving to my state, but that amount will buy you an apartment with mold/ roaches. $800, and above will get anyone a nice apartment in Dallas or Houston. Never mind coming as we are overcrowded.😅😅😅
Lol yea a big storage unit for sure or a studio in a project apartment…in Detroit lol
i’m dead hahahaha
I’m from Dallas, I saw the title and was like she’s about to be apartment shopping in the hood, oak cliff or something 😂
Oak cliff it not even that cheap 1 bd 1bath cost 1k a month in the hood 😩
You can't even do that good in Oak Cliff.
Or highland hills 😂
Yo if I ever move there can you give me a list of where NOT to go?
Right I was like $500!? Where lol
When I relocated here I noticed some of these apartment complex always bait you in with their mock apartment..... I would definitely ask to see the actual apartment you'll be leasing before you sign your lease.
Savvy thinking 🧐
Your definitely right about that! I'm a leasing consultant at a community in North Carolina & I always show the actual apartment before I sit down with my new lease holders & do their leasing contract. I know how some of the "Sketchy" places do business & that's not the way to get new residents & actually keep them in your community!! Also.. If someone is being completely rude & disrespectful of your time when you come in to tour a new apartment just imagine how they will act when you're a resident there!! Good luck on your apartment search
girl yes! you better go in person
Yes! I had the same issue
Truth
Next time don’t say exactly who gave you the good info…geeze…..she literally saved you from moving in and your snitching.
Her common sense should've kicked in and caught on to what the lady was tying to tell her.
So I hope it doesn't get back to them and she loses her job. Like sometimes, you've got to keep certain details to yourself. THEY helped you!!!
No common sense
I was thinking the same thing!! Poor thing deff don't belong in that neighborhood if she couldn't get the hint smh 🤦
I’m glad someone said it.
A basic apartment in Dallas-Fort Worth is $1K
Easy…. Not sure which apartment she found for $845 a month! Maybe 10 years ago!
There are places less than $1k. Mind you the hood is one of them lol but they out there. I live in Irving/ Las Colina, a studio for $755. My sister lives in Irving as well. 1 BD with a study/ 2nd BD and 1 bath and its less than $900.
it’s gotten so expensive but there’s still some under $1000! I’m going to make another video soon. :)
@@AshleyRivera Oh please! My sister just text me saying she need help finding a new apartment lol. Its $985 to renew 🥴 still under $1k buts still high lol
Everywhere
West Dallas is not a new neighborhood... it's going through gentrification.. a lot of industrial and old homes were pushed down to build.
Yeah, those brand new apartments were only a few blocks from where the projects used to be. Just up that same street is where the gas station was where Bonnie and Clyde planned out all their robberies. But I'm sure none of that is in their brochure or featured on the website.
It's still lead filled land from the 70s and 80s too.💯
What’s the name of the apartment ? They look good
Thank you I was going to say that as well
Bonnie & Clyde were from West Dallas & that was nearly lOO years ago. Not a new neighborhood.
Ashley is going to get you guys clapped. Forest and Audelia ain't nowhere you want to be. This information is bunk AF. Get at least 1200 for a solid apt in Dallas.
This comment needs to be pinned for all to see
This is facts
🤣🤣🤣😭😭@ clapped
Most of the affordable places in Dallas aren’t places you want to be. I started in garland, then moved over by La Prada, then moved towards Oak Cliff. It gradually just gets worse and worse lol.
Ashley is more white than black so her hood senses have atrophied.
Fair housing prevents Leasing Agents from reporting how an area is. We could get in trouble, so the first leasing agent was correct.
Thank you 🤣
I was hoping we had someone that has worked in property management speak out against what she said.😀👍🏽
You're right. I remember asking a leasing agent if it were a lot of kids living in the community. She told me it was illegal to answer that question. I wasn't happy about that because I prefer a more single adult community, not family oriented (kids & teens). Now, I've figured out ways to get that answer without asking.
@@Fifth.Amendment how would you ask without asking? I want to make sure I don’t get the runaround when I apartment hunt
@@tayperez113 It starts with the amenities. The less entertainment the better. You mainly want a resort style pool, fitness center, coffee bar, exec center & dog park. Anything else is more things for kids to do. Never tour an apartment with a playground! Let the leasing agent do most of the talking, just be super nice and friendly. The more they talk, the more details they give. Most importantly, ask about community activities/ events. This is when you'll get your answer. Listen for kid friendly events vs general. If you're still unsure, ask specific questions about holiday events, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, 4th of July, etc.
Added tips: tour between 3-5p on school days & mid afternoon on Saturdays. If a 2-bdrm in the area is going for $1,200, you want to tour apts that have 2-bdrms going for $1,500+. Most parents go for more affordable. The higher priced 2 bedrooms tend to be young professional/ roommate friendly. Start with a short-term lease.
Following these tips, I haven't had an issue since 2016.
I want to say that sometimes when you look at the model apartments be sure to ask them if the apartment you may be renting is in the same condition as the one you saw. I had a bait and switch done to me a couple of times. The one I looked at ones so nice, clean and perfect....the day I went to move into my new apartment it was more like a hud home...NO carpet, linoleum peeled up in spots, a huge hump in the floor, the patio door didn't slide open, no screen on the door. Was on a different floor. Paint was peeling, bathroom sink, cabinet and tub were all painted with wall paint, the toilet was coming out of the floor. I'm serious. From day to night difference.
Yes I got played like that
I was lucky to get an apartment that was as good as the model. When I finally got the keys, the cleaning crew was still there that morning and the building manager reassured me, “Don’t worry, it’s going to look just like the model.” They did a great job! Unfortunately, when I went to help my mom move (in another city) her new apartment looked like no one had lived there in months and wasn’t clean at all.
As they say buyer beware although its renter beware in this case , do your homework most often the showing apartment usually up to code ect. but before you move in make sure do what I call a rental walk through and ask them to make and repairs necessary or fix i t yourself then take the costs and either present a bill or take it off the next months rent then ask for the corporate office number ( most companies do )and make your complaints.
that's unfortunate!
what can be done in that situation? just suck it up or break contract ?
What I want too know is who thought living in Dallas was cheap?
Me
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People from Colorado 2 bedrooms are $1500 on average
People from New York $2bedrooms are $2400 to start
So for some Dallas is still cheap
@@chaneljohns1625 on average a 2brd here is about 1200
Yeah, there is some misconceptions about Dallas and Texas in general. Lots of great people are moving here but they think or have been told to expect a giant lot and home (if buying) and similar with the rentals. First, there is more demand than supply w/ the fleeing of people toTexas, Florida, Tennessee, etc. Builders are also running into extreme material pricing jack ups that have caused some to “edit” their contracts and obligations w/ a “sue me” attitude. That is rare but getting more common and you can’t get them to guarantee a completion date at this point. This will get sorted but be patient and aware of market conditions and you will be awarded in the long run. Welcome to Texas, we love good neighbors here-bring your families, drive safe, we’ll leave the light on for you.
The first apartment is off of forest and audelia. People die by that apartment and area like clock work lol
Yeah, its pretty rough over there.
My goodness
So she is basically reviewing apartments in low income dangerous areas? They look pretty good though, I was about to pack my bags and move to Dallas from FL.
@@wave_Dee - The first 2 apartments she visited aren't really low income areas, just high crime areas. Some apartment communities just turn out that way. The third place was in an area that's being gentrified so yes, it used to be low income. The high rise she visited is sandwiched between Uptown and Highland Park right off the freeway which makes it a pretty expensive area.
That’s what I was going to say but yeah about what you said about that area is true tbh.
😂😂😂 girl you a tripping! These apartments are way cheaper than what you will find in California. California wants modern apartment rent for apartments that aren’t even up to date.
Omg fr girl! 😫 I hate the prices here but I love living here
But our minimum wage is $7.20😭 and the rental agencies require you to make 3x the rent
@@allisonshey2278 this was about to be my response
Rate of pay is lower than it is in California
Exactly 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😭😂🤣
Those apartments would be $ 3000.00 and up in NYC.
The amount of rent that you pay is cheap try living in New York City where you have to pay over three grand for that little apartment. It's also crime-ridden with bugs and rodents.
in Ny a regular smaller studio is 2600
I was just going to say this cuz to me these prices are amazing af compared to NYC.
LIESSSSSSS they would be way more!!!! did you see the Amenities 🧐
I’m from NY born & Raised Rent is disrespectful out here! I pay 2100 for rent alone & I have a 3 bedroom 1 bath no wash or dryer I pay for light gas &&& Cable
Man please! 😂😂😂
I was just thinking that lolol
$500 is gonna have you in south dallas off of 175 smh.
Or 635/75 area
I was looking for this comment. Lmaoo definitely In the grove area.
@@amazingalannah I will remain reply greatful to Agent jessica on whatsapp.
I will remain reply greatful to Agent jessica on whatsapp.
@@andrewmaroon4782 wtf are you talking about
The $1250 studio I’m loving n yes I would pay that for it as well the amenities are nice 👍🏽 too
If someone is new to Dallas and needs an apartment that is centrally located, clean area, safe, etc , you should just sign a short lease at the Village apts. They have all price ranges and it's supposedly the largest apt complex in DFW.
Much Appreciated! Thanks! 🙏🏾
I agree
Thank you❤️
100% agree!!! Back in the day I live there and work there.
Thank you so much! ✨
I’m from the DFW area and if you want a nice apartment in a secure environment you’re going to at LEAST be paying $1,000. The only way around it is student living (you don’t have to be a student) and you’re renting by the room, or low income housing which typically has a wait list. Be very careful, there are nice parts of Dallas-Fort Worth and also very sketch neighborhoods. I was once in a shooting over there and didn’t realize I was in a bad area.
UPDATE: The range of rent is going up. One bedroom luxury apartments that used to be around $900-1,150 are now $1,200-1,500 😯
Hi ☺️ I plan on moving to Dallas before the year is out. Are there any specific apartments you recommend around $1200?
Better than the prices atlanta went up to. Those Apts are bigger than mine & my rent is increasing to 1250/month tiny bathroom & I wish I had wood floors
@@tiasmith3492 Yes!! I had to update the post because rent is rising so much. Most of the luxury one bedrooms are around $1,300 now it seems that you get more value for a two bedroom because the prices are not that much of a difference now.
@@KyraMarie23 Hey!! I sure can. I’m assuming you mean a $1,200 for a one bedroom because everything is rising now. Do you care if the apartment has luxury amenities?
@@itsyagirlashleytv Yes! Just a 1BR. I’m not particular about any specific amenities. I’m just not very familiar with the area. When searching, not sure whether they’re “good” apartments or not. They usually have such conflicting reviews.
Lmaoooo she said “you can come at night” she was definitely from Dallas born and raised 😂😂
The lady felt comfortable enough with you to give you signs you shouldn’t hold that against her.
The eye rolling as if commiserating with a potential resident.
It's like, "ma'am we don't know each other. You might be rolling your eyes at me next if I ask for maintenance to come fix a leak."
Yeah the agentt was trying to tell her but she just wasn't catching on
I can’t imagine getting anything in Dallas for $500. I live in Houston and from what I’ve seen Dallas is more expensive than here. You can barely find a 1 bedroom in Houston for $1000 anymore. The ones that are that price are in the hood.
I know! it’s crazy how much it’s increased
Yeah u arent finding anything in Dallas for $500..even in The Hoods.
it's all the people from california coming here and the price is rising up lol
@@revertedrf978 True and a lot of Californians are moving to Arizona, Nevada and Florida too. There will be an influx in North Carolina soon.
I will remain reply greatful to Agent jessica on whatsapp.
Your forgetting to mention if any of the apartments have utilities included or not , that’s important!
Wow, no such thing in Florida.
I’m from Cali and $845 is an amazing price. Just to get a apartment in the hood out here is about 1100 and up depending on if the area is going through gentrification or not. Also the part of California dictates the prices too.
Thank you! I live in hood in Cali. Those apartments she showed looked so cute & the prices were perfect!
the pay isn't too high though so you def should consider that
Exactly....the South is about the cheapest place to rent in the country.
Lol... my boss told me that Cali is more expensive than the NYC Metro Area. How's the parking there?
@@theire483 yeah, but they also try to steal disabled ppl's chains ⛓ at Walmart smh. Whenever u drive thru, ppl be like be careful around there. Shit, rich ppl are the ones in the RVs or flying and renting a big ass car.
Anything decent in the uptown area will cost you from 1300-1700 for studios and 1 bedrooms. Decent apts in north dallas will probably be around 1100-1300. I moved from there to San Diego and got a brand new studio for 1650 which isn't that far off from the prices you pay in Dallas. But now I have better weather and almost double pay increase. Prices for apts in Dallas are rising so fast that the employers there need to start paying more to afford to live there. It used to be cheap in Dallas but those days are gone.
Very true, and that’s what all of these “newbies” are not looking at. The housing is unsustainable in Texas, it is a bubble like how there was a bubble back in 2008, and like all bubbles, it will burst, my guess is sooner rather than later although no economist knows the exact timeframe. Employers and wages down here are stagnant and are not keeping up with the very rapid increase in housing costs, both for rental and home ownership so it’s a very volatile market right now. I was born and raised in this area, the last time rents were $500 anything was back around 2010-2012 or so, those days are long gone. I just hate that people who aren’t from Texas or the area, they are up and moving here, not realizing it’s the “calm before the storm” but, Texas will not be their safe haven, long-term, more than likely
@@aishaheath1275 💯💯 True True.. born and raised in Dallas., and the price market is absurd. The newly built homes in old areas.., raising the hell outta property taxes.. Drives me insane..
living in nyc, these are like dream apartments for me 🥲
A shift of mindset amd belief and youll be suprised at what you can afford 😉
Yes!!!
So true!
We have a real housing crisis in our country let’s not reduce it to citizens mindset.
That's good advice. Perception can change anything.
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For five hundred dollars a month, you're going to live with Roaches!🤣
Your comment remains me of the movie "Joe's Apartment."
And 🐀
Lol😂😂😂
That comes from being unsanitary aka not keeping your space clean… clean up,,, if your young child(ren) see you cleaning they too will want to clean up
I live in a townhouse-- and didn’t have an infestation until my neighbors moved out and the owners used a pest control company to spray before their next tenants moved in
Well guess where they all ran to 😤 my TH
it took me to three months to get rid of those critters…and thus far they haven’t returned
so yes … they come with not keeping yo’ house clean - ppl think that being poor means an infestation of roaches, rats, etc.
No no no, it actually comes from filth, so, cook the food, eat at the table, and clean up after breakfast/lunch/dinner and put left overs in the frig
Wipe down the kitchen counters, Sweep and mop the floor at the end of the day…put the trash out
Also Do-not litter - some of you will throw your trash next to a garbage can 🤨 like the city is going to send someone to clean behind your nasty 😷 arse (yep)
Here’s what I’m saying if you keep clean and your neighbors keep clean -hello you don’t have to deal with roaches, rat and other critters…
I’ve been to several parts of the world and some places are so clean you could literally eat off the ground….
and for those who say they don’t have time to clean well if you’re watching more then an hour of tv, FB, YT, IG, Reels, TT oh you got time 😏
@@amilliontubes123 no, the last place i lived in had roaches no matter what. I'm very clean. I never leave food out. I always wipe up any spills. I never wear shoes inside. Roaches are attracted to water. They're called water bugs. If your old apartment has an inferior plumbing system you're going to get roaches. It even had drain flies and spiders. I would see 5 to 10 roaches a day that eventually i got use to them. I would see 5 to 7 spiders a day because i guess they they were there to eat roaches. I would get spiders in my bed a lot. Giant spiders. And my mom said she saw roaches before moving in, but she didn't have a choice. We're in California. Everything is expensive. If you can get something for $1,500 you jump on it before it's too late. We've even been homeless for a bit because of how competitive it is to find an apartment. Larvae would crawl up from the toilet then grow into flies and fly around! Toilet flies! One of my neighbors tried to start a petition and had people sign. I saw the owner once and he was very pompous and delusional and treated the tenants like we were the enemy. He even painted the apartments a depressing gray color so that it felt more like a prison. I'm so happy we were able to move. We stayed their way too long. I hope they got sued.
I don’t like these new modern builds. It’s all the same no personality. Pretty sterile and cold. I love old builds with character, warm cozy feeling; old wood, old wood cabinetry and doors renovated, fireplace from the 60s, moulding, lighting fixtures. I like to add modern aesthetic sparingly. None of these would interest me.
Girl saammme.
The 2nd and 3rd locations were my fav! 💕Who needs a dining room in an apartment?! Babygirl you need to house hunt. Also are we still Clickbaiting in 2021?
I was thinking the same about the dining room. One of the apartments had an island that accommodates three stools for seating if you needed to host. That's how young folks do it nowadays. She don't look like she hosting Thanksgiving dinner for the whole family anytime soon 😋😋...
@@DeantezHarris she’s Mexican so she probably is
Yes. I'm like wth did I miss the $500 apartment?! 😂
You right about that. The title states: Dallas Apts. for $500! 🤣🤣
You don't "NEED" one, but it would be nice to have at least a desk area.
You was in north dallas for that first apartment and idk why ppl think it’s so cheap, I pay 1300 for a one bedroom
My 1 bedroom in California, is $2200/month id kill for $1000-$1300 rent for a 1 bdrm
$1,300!!?? That’s crazy for a 1 bedroom 😮 wouldn’t a mortgage be less out there?
How much people make to afford $1300 a month for a 1bed apart in a state with $7.5 minimum wage😳😳😳😳
@@esmeraldagarcia2848 no ma’am. Houses being built now are going 300-450k in neighborhoods. Old houses are even going for 250k
@@msrichardson9281 yeah, I recently read an article on the housing market, it’s crazy! I’m currently building a home in Mexico where I’ll be retiring 😊 where my money will go much farther and the weather and food are much better.
I'm apartment hunting in the same area, but i live 14 hours away and have so much trouble getting out there to see places. I was so excited when I stumbled on this video and you showed my 2nd favorite apartment in the video! Super super helpful and kind of a life saver, I was so indecisive!
“ All we need is a paradigm shift and we can afford anything you want.” I go by this quote . “ Believe and the belief will create the fact .”
Very well put together video and super thorough! For sure helped me out a lot on what to look for when you go apartment shopping! THANKS!!
Dallas is expensive, and that is everything.
She is telling you without telling you, so run the other way.
You can get something in oak cliff for 500 but the strap gon cost you an extra 300$
😂😂🤣🤣🔫 you're so right!
I'm in the Grove and hear gunshots way too often for my taste.😪
🤣🤣🤣🤣 i.am.dead.
Damn once upon a time living in Dallas was more expensive than Arlington. Now Arlington apartment minimum is $1300…for a ONE BEDROOM. And yes, that’s TAA regulation that apartment reps can’t tell you stats on safety or demographics of the complex. Not strange at all. That’s how it’s been for the last 20 + years. It’s a liability because they can be sued if the stats they share make you believe it’s safe and you happen to experience crime/violence while living there. All they can tell you is to check stats yourself, come to complex at different times of day to get a feel, tell you if they have an on-site officer living there and tell you if they run background checks on residents. About the comment of $500 for a mansion…while is Dallas folks think our apt and home prices aren’t cheap, cost of living in L.A, San Fran, NYC, Chicago are astronomical compared to here. The apartment size you showed is easily $2000 to $3000 a month in Cali and NYC at best! Additionally, a small bungalow type house in the damn hood in L.A. lists for $300,000 to $500,000 honey. That kind of price tag can get you a 5 bedroom 2,000+ sq ft, 2 story home BRAND NEW in Dallas/Ft Worth. Let’s count our blessings guys. It definitely is cheap to live here compared to most other major cities whether in the burbs or near downtown, buying a home or renting an apartment. Period.
Edit: this is why DFW especially the bougie and gentrified areas are heavy with New York, Chicago and Cali transplants.
For the apartment you are paying 950$, that is a steal ! Here in Miami for 950$ you get an efficiency lol. A studio here in Miami starts at 1100$
Mine is almost $1400 😔
My updated studio in St. Louis is $760s and going up. I hate that and would hate these prices even more
I love that you kept it real. As a Californian. I get so tired of people just coming here acting like it’s sweet. Or even worse justifying these absurd rent prices. We should not be justifying $3k a month. I live in a 2 bedroom 2 bath with NO AMENITIES. I don’t even have a dishwasher, we’re lucky we have a pool and 1 parking spot and we pay $2k and I’ve been in the same place for 7 years. It’s insane.
West Dallas is not new they’re just renovating the parts by downtown ..
lol as an ex real estate agent, the first apt the girl was actually right but she just said it way wrong. its a "Fair housing" issue to talk about the property and say things like "its safe, its family friendly, etc" because for discriminatory reasons, those without families could feel like theyre not welcome. its a real thing that people do. in nyc i knew someone who posted an apt "walking distance from the subway" and she had a fair housing lawsuit because "people who cant walk are being discriminated against". super touchy shit.
Steering lol
@@oliviacartwright3410 hahah yess!!
@@Christinaifbbpro my ex real estate agent head was about to explode lol but it is what it is. You don't know what you don't know..
Windsor Cityline is nice and comes with a full size washer and dryer. It’s a non-smoking complex with nice amenities. I think you would love it.
Might as well stay in California for that price. 🙄
There’s a new property right next to the Langford that they finished in April (the westerly) and it is BEAUTIFUL!!! If you haven’t found a place already, check it out!
I’ve worked in leasing before and we actually are not allowed to say anything for fair housing reasons. Especially if you came alone apartment hunting she could of thought you were a “shop” and if you did a survey and mentioned she gave a personal answer she could get in trouble.
You should have shown the apartments from the north areas. Frisco, Allen, The Colony. Those apartments are waay more expensive...
compare to nyc apartment those 2 first apartment were nice. especially for the price. in nyc you can't get an apart for under 1200
Yea but as a New Yorker I was shocked they are paying $1450 & $2190 for that apt. Still a lot $ for that scale of city.
@@lolad6083 - Hmm... That scale of city? I'm not quite sure what that means...
@@guesswho2033 Scale means size hun
@@lolad6083 - Okayyy.... So you thought for a city the size of Dallas they would be paying a lot less... Got It! 🤔
I like the laundry room being in the bedroom. I’d never fold my laundry 😂
ConGrads…. Your video is done so good. Very informative, editing is awesome, photo/filming was on point, your commentary isn’t boring, and your voice and personality is warm…. 💙
Thanks for the video I’m planning on moving to Dallas & needed to see this
For $500 a month you can sleep in the bushes in a upscale neighborhood.
Well, but, those neighborhoods have “crime watchers” and HOA Presidents and the local police as family, so there is that🤷🏽♀️
😂😂😂
That one bedroom studio was beautiful!!!!
Hey Ashley
Thanks for the tours. You were quite helpful and very informative.
I’ve lived downtown before and it was very nice. I would ride the Dart rail everywhere.
I’m seriously considering moving back to downtown. Your videos may have helped me make my decision. Thanks ❤
Great reviews, Dallas is so expensive to rent now.
I agree! Prices are definitely going up
@@AshleyRivera plus another thing people should never overlook is not only the price of rent but utilities which can range from $50-$150.
IMT Prestonwood off of Dallas Parkway was pretty good when I lived there. It was about $1200 for a one bedroom and it had a parking garage, pool, and a gym with stair steppers. plus they didn't have stacked washer and dryers. I do agree with you about the mixed kitchen/living room lay out. If you were like me and didn't have much furniture the echo really sucked.
Well that 1 bedroom $845 is amazing!!! In Orlando FL where I live, a 1 bedroom like that goes for $1100 and more.
The fact that the leasing rep did not want to say information about crime, etc... it is true, they are not allowed to say those details (I worked as a manager in an apartment community for years) the reason: liability. Let’s say that she tells you “no there is no crime” and when you move in, you get assaulted, yes you can sue the property for misinformation (rarely happens but has happened). The landlord is always gonna protect themselves, and even a gated community is no guarantee of safety.
All in all, the prices are super cheap compared to other cities in US.
For example NYC, a 1 bedroom that looks like that 1st one you showed can go for $2000 and more depending on area...
I was born and raised in Dallas (oak cliff to be exact ) so to see west dallas being renovated was nice bc that’s always been a really rough area . I pay under 1000, have a full size washer and dryer , the neighborhood is quiet and safe but I’m in the suburbs . I personally wouldn’t stay in Dallas again but I get the appeal . Great video though, bençãos 💜💕
I was paying 900 for private owned condo in Va beach. 1335 is what they charge now.
What area do you currently live in?
I can't seem to find anything under $1000 here thats decent
Me too went to Daniel Webster elementary school back in the 70’s
The studio 😍😍😍😍😍 my fav
The thing is you can get a super cute mobile home and land for about 50k i know you may have to take out a loan but what would you rather have your own land and home or rent out someone else's dream?
Thank you this was really helpful!!!!
I liked your favorite the best. The 1250 studio is better than the expensive one I think
You have a pretty soul and so comforting to watch 💖
There is a continuous shortage of rentals in Dallas. You have to really pay and be on a long waiting list. Good luck. Dallas isn't the safest place to live alone as 1 person.
Lord I LIVED in those first apartments 😂🤣😂🤣
Girl that “studio “ is cuuute af i would move there definitely
This video was so helpfulllll girl
aw yay that's good to hear :)
So happy my apartment days are over. Building my 5 bed, 5 bath dream home from the ground up, Custome everything I wanted for me and ma two Huskies is LITERALLY life goals. Work hard girl, and everything you want, you can get.
Here on the island, you get a one bed, 1& 1/2 bath for about $1700-$2400. None of those amenities are really a thing here. Indoor pools, underground parking, condo fees are normally extra and there is a high demand with few vacancies. Deff a good time to invest in another income property. 🤙🇨🇦
Good luck!
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Prices in Dallas skyrocket when all these corporate offices moved to Dallas about 4-5 yes ago. Alot of New Yorkers and Californian moved to Dallas. Allen is a great area to live. You can get everything you can want and need in your apartment plus space at a decent rate. It's so peaceful in Allen also.
@FlaireArtistry it's a mixture
Thanks for the video, was interested in this city, hopefully in the near future.
i just love how you talk
I live in Dallas. I love the Village apartments and the newest edition on Southwestern Blvd that community is absolutely amazing. Your video was nice as well what is the name of the last apartment you viewed in downtown Dallas?
I miss the Village. I lived in The Bluffs which is now called The Upper East Side. It’s way too expensive now.
I mean in everyone’s defense, texas is so much cheaper than most places hahah in san diego you would be paying $2000 for some of the first units you showed on the video without washer and dryer or a/c
Bro that’s Cali. anywhere else and rent is like MAX $800. My last apartment was $325 a month plus gas and electricity 🥴
@@KnaughtyKnancy that’s crazy! i feel like most people who live near any big city can expect to pay $1800+ for a studio- what state do you live in?
@@Brittnaysbeastin omg $1800 is insane. I used to live in new mexico. Cost of living there is super super cheap! North/central florida is also relatively cheap (anywhere besides Miami lol) I’m in Texas now and this is expensive to what i’m used to but I’ve been told that once the market crashes texas prices should go back to normal
@@KnaughtyKnancy yeah i’m originally from florida so when i moved to california i was blown away by how much rent is for such a little space. but even tampa/orlando is getting close to miami prices, so it’s just insanity no matter where you live since the cost is more expensive overall haha
@@Brittnaysbeastin dang that’s crazy. I was from Jax and it wasn’t and still isn’t bad pricing! I could never move to Cali, it seems so risky financially!
My husband and I live in a 2 bed, 2 bathroom apartment in Downtown Dallas. The cost for it with a big laundry room with side by side , full sized washer and dryer, is $2, 946 per month. Must bring own washer and dryer if you have the bougie kind like I do. Front loading Samsung large capacity ones. The island seats 6 and there's just the 2 of us. We have a dining room that can fit a table width 4 chairs. My husband put a playpen in that space for our 🐈. We have tons and tons of kitchen space. Yeah. It takes 2 incomes to live within walking distance from 5 grocery stores and 100's of bars and clubs. We live in the safest complex because we're in the bougie Farmers market area. 1 bed, 1 bathroom 26th balcony starts at $1715.00.
I love apt #3, that gorgeous studio!
New subscriber! Love your content! I moved to Austin TX three years ago, after my first year of renting an apt. I decided I needed to buy a house or leave TX & go back home AZ lol... seeing that one bedroom apartment for 1,450 😬 definitely makes me appreciate buying my house when I did.
thank you! is your mortgage similar to what you were paying for a apartment?
I see rent went up in the Dallas Fort Worth area in the past 6 months!! And how much are utilities a month cause I see most apartments out there you are on your own!
that studio is the bomb
West Dallas- literally THE OLDEST, first neighborhood in Dallas.
If paying 3000.00 to 7000.00 get a house.
Exactly!
If you want to, can afford the down payment, aren’t in a transitory part of your life, have good credit, have enough furniture to fill it, etc
Agree!!
@@missythefabulous3857 I will remain greatful to Agent jessica on whatsapp.
@@missythefabulous3857 +. 2.1.3.8.0.0.9.0.5.9.
I didn’t like the Apt for 2K. I honestly felt the homeliness in the Studio. But, I saw how much you were digging the last one for over 2K. Safety is right up there with affordability👍🏾.
It was too narrow. The bathroom, with the floor-to-ceiling tile, was the only room I saw where a price increase might have been warranted.
sometimes I miss living in the city but then I see rent prices and I don't miss it so much.
That’s still good! Here in Washington state $1500 is a studio apartment it’s crazy!
You never said what the names of the apartment complexes were. I really want to rent that studio
in my defense, dallas is cheaper than atlanta and since everyone is deciding to move to atl, prices are going up and it’s hard to find a DECENT 1bed/1bath less than $1300 unless you go to the hood.
The hood is like 1200 here in Atlanta which is ridiculous
@@itsmeagain6407 I was just about to say that, the first two apartments look better than any apartment I've seen in that price range here
@@Mrstee83 definitely cuz you'll definitely be here in a shack that hasn't been renovated since the 50's for 1400 easy
This was so informative. Thank you!
The studio is the cutest one
I like how you did low, mid, to high. I'm from Chicago and I definitely don't think you can get an apartment for $5 lol (I know you were exaggerating) but we pay 1200 for your 800 looking apartments. It seems like I could be a rich bish for less there lol I'm curious as to why you want to move though. I'm visiting this week to apartment hunt.
haha yes definitely exaggerating but I agree! I think $950 can get you a pretty nice 1 bedroom. I honestly just want a change of scenery because I've lived here for so long, but you will probably love it. :)
@@AshleyRivera thats understandable I feel that way about Chicago. Yes I do love it here.
@@Live4Brandi 2.1.3.8.0.0.9.0.5.9.
Exactly...for what she's showing in Dallas would be like a mansion in Chicago for that price.
The cost of living here in DFW is out of hand. We moved to north Fort Worth 2 years ago and our rent was $1800. Our rent just went up to $2200. A $400 increase for absolutely no other reason than the demand in the market. We planned to live here 1 year and then buy a home…well, corona hit and we stayed due to the unknowns of the market and little did we know it would get so insane. It’s truly sickening.
I so love this!!!! I got a killer deal at Adriaticia I can’t wait to move
Wow! The last one looks nearly identical to the one Tara Michelle is living in while her 2nd home in Canada is being completely renovated & remodeled! Talk about a girl can dream - Tara's apt is nice, but her LA home is gorgeous. The one she's renovating is a stunner, too! Granted, after 10 yrs on YT, she is a millionaire, & just makes me wish YT had been around during my 20s!
So far, I really like your channel, so I'm going to sub!
That studio apartment outside area is going to be perfect to see the fireworks though come July 4th.
Lol I’ll be moving out there in 12 weeks time 💪🏾 but this video really made me laugh. Your funny
I will remain greatful to Agent jessica on whatsapp.
+2.1.3.8.0.0.9.0.5.9.
Make sure your In a nice area because Dallas is the new Chicago
Be ready for a pay drop
I love the apartments but …. Can we talk about how beautiful your nails are?! IJS 😍🥰💐
Funny about the light. Those types if lights were used going back when I was a child. I'm in my 50's. All they needed to add was an on and off switch at the entrance.
Ummm... the last time I was in an apartment for $500 was in 1993 off of Skillman.
With rent costs as nuts as they have been this year, these rent amounts are absolutely inflated. I live in a city where you could easily get a 1 bedroom apartment with plenty of room and amenities for $700-$800 but now those same apartments are $1200 - $1300. It is damn nuts!
I liked the studio honestly. I didn't think that the last one looked any better than the studio.
this channel is a great idea. I did enjoy it. I don't know anyone who thinks you can automatically live in luxury for cheap in Dallas, but point made.
Can we get the name of the studio apartment with the water bottle fill-ups in the hall? 🙂
The Langford in Dallas :) these were so cute
@@AshleyRivera what camera are you using?
@@tommymayberry3800 canon g7x!
Hi! Do you mind sharing the 3rd apartment you toured ? The 1,200 studio/1bedroom?
they are called The Langford in West Dallas. :)
@@AshleyRivera great! Thank youu
I know exactly where you are at on that first apartment 😂😂😂😂😂your camera work is fantastic it makes it actually looks better
Yes, the studio is definitely the best one. Affordable too considering everything that you get. 👍
Yea that price is awesome. This area is being gentrified so this is likely going to skyrocket.