Dallas · Arts District
Museum Tower
1918 Olive Street, 75201
Floors42
Units115
Built2013
From $1.2M
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Dallas
The glass city
One hundred–plus named towers from Uptown to the Arts District. Start with a neighborhood, or go straight to a building.
- Uptown & Victory Park31 bldgs
- Turtle Creek & Oak Lawn27 bldgs
- Downtown & Arts District22 bldgs
- Knox / Henderson & Preston Center14 bldgs
Fort Worth
The deco city
A tighter, character-rich market — converted deco towers downtown, new builds near the Cultural District, lofts on the Near Southside.
- Downtown & Sundance Square9 bldgs
- Cultural District & West 7th7 bldgs
- Near Southside & Magnolia6 bldgs
- Museum Place & Trinity River5 bldgs
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Building files — updated Jul 2026Dallas · Harwood
Bleu Ciel
3130 N Harwood Street, 75201
Floors33
Units158
Built2017
From $795K
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Fort Worth · Downtown
The Tower
500 Throckmorton Street, 76102
Floors37
Units294
Conv.2005
From $310K
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Median condo price — DAL$486KUptown core, trailing 90 days
Median condo price — FW$342KDowntown & Cultural, 90 days
Avg days on market54High-rise resale, Metroplex
New towers tracked7Under construction or announced
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