For several decades downtown Dallas was quietly being abandoned. The only bright spot in the 1970s was Ray Hunt building Reunion Tower. In the 1980s, spectacular office buildings were being erected but downtown residences and retail were nearly non-existent. The hopes, plans, and vision for downtown Dallas is coming to fruition in the 21st century. Now residential modern highrises line the skyscape and modern performance halls and museums anchor the Arts District, benefiting the 5,000 residents living downtown.

Downtown Dallas has once again emerged as a prestigious destination point. There is nothing chimerical about downtown Dallas becoming a vibrant city center. Over the next decade projects will be finished that will transform Dallas beyond our imagination.

Enabling the Street View map by clicking the button below the Downtown Neighborhood Map gives you the oportunity to see a 360 degree view of each street as you navigate through the Downtown streets.

You may also click here to enable Street View. Then double click anywhere in the map and open up the view screen by clicking the + sign. You can now begin your tour of historic homes and architect designed homes of Downtown and see where the Downtown homes that are currently for sale are located.