DallasNorth Texas's flagship city — the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, Klyde Warren Park and the Dallas Arts District, the Bishop Arts District, Deep Ellum, and the Cowboys and Rangers in nearby Arlington

Dallas is the flagship of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — the fourth-largest metro in the United States, built on the Blackland Prairie of North Texas. Downtown holds Dealey Plaza and the Sixth Floor Museum, the Reunion Tower observation ball, and Pioneer Plaza's bronze cattle drive; just north, the 19-block Dallas Arts District (the largest in the nation) gathers the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and the Meyerson Symphony Center around Klyde Warren Park's deck over the freeway. The Bishop Arts District in North Oak Cliff and the Deep Ellum music quarter hold the independent restaurants and live-music venues, Fair Park stages the State Fair of Texas each fall, and the Cowboys and Rangers play 20 minutes west in Arlington.

Our Dallas rentals spread across the metro the way the city itself does. The Bishop Arts and Oak Cliff homes put you walking distance to the district's restaurants and boutiques, ten minutes from downtown and the Arts District. The Richardson, Garland, and Rowlett houses to the north and east are the larger group properties — 4- and 5-bedroom homes with pools and game rooms, built for family reunions and Cowboys-weekend crews, with easy highway access to AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. A historic Grand Prairie house sits midway between the two airports for the split-the-difference DFW arrival.