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Studio • 1 Bath • 568 Sq Ft
Starting at $1,576/mo
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$1,556 – $3,276/mo
As of October 13, 2026, One Dallas Center in Dallas, TX has 15 apartments for rent from $1,556 to $3,276/mo. Studios start at $1,576, one-bedrooms at $1,556, and three-bedrooms at $3,130. The average asking rent has fallen 2.7% since June 24, 2026, from $2,190 to $2,130.
5 floor plans · 15 available units · Prices checked October 13, 2026
Studio • 1 Bath • 568 Sq Ft
Starting at $1,576/mo
1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 568 – 694 Sq Ft
Starting at $1,556/mo
1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 788 Sq Ft
Starting at $2,034/mo
1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 862 Sq Ft
Starting at $2,202/mo
| 1 available unit | Price | Sq ft | Available | Open unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2602 | $2,202 | 862 | Oct 12 |
See all 50 units listed at One Dallas Center, including ones no longer available.
Over the past year, the average asking rent at One Dallas Center has ranged from $1,819 to $2,266. The current average is $2,130, down $60 (2.7%) from $2,190 at the start.
| Month | Average asking rent | Lowest – highest | Units listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026 | $2,111 | $1,556 – $3,326 | 16 |
| Sep 2026 | $2,067 | $1,493 – $3,350 | 19 |
| Aug 2026 | $2,050 | $1,445 – $3,175 | 19 |
| Jul 2026 | $2,152 | $1,587 – $3,242 | 17 |
| Jun 2026 | $2,173 | $1,607 – $3,040 | 14 |
Rent
$1,556 – $3,276/moEarliest move-in
Oct 12The all-in monthly cost by apartment size, and how the rent compares across the Dallas area.
$1,814/mo
$258/mo above the advertised rent
Rent
$1,556
Electric, gas, water
$165
Internet
$76
Renters insurance
$17
All-in monthly
$1,814
| Size | Rent from | All-in monthly | Income to qualify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,576 | $1,818 | $56,736/yr |
| 1 bedroom | $1,556 | $1,814 | $56,016/yr |
| 3 bedrooms | $3,130 | $3,567 | $112,680/yr |
Landlords commonly look for a monthly income of three times the rent, about $56,016 a year for the $1,556 one-bedroom. The median renter household in Dallas earns $57,052 a year.
The median one-bedroom at One Dallas Center asks $2,070 a month, 69% above the Dallas area's typical one-bedroom asking rent of $1,224. Typical asking rents across the area are down 2.3% from a year earlier.
| Size | Median asking rent here | Dallas-area asking rent | Dallas rent paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,606 | — | $1,335 |
| 1 bedroom | $2,070 | $1,224 | $1,354 |
| 3 bedrooms | $3,203 | — | $1,665 |
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30th Floor 5,000 Sq Ft Fitness Center & Spin Studio
30th Floor Sky Lounge
Bike Racks
Clubroom With Entertainment Bar
Concierge Services
Covered Parking Garage
Direct Access To Dart
Dog Park
Located In Downtown Dallas
Outdoor Grilling Area
Package Receiving
Private Dining/Conference Room
Resort Style Pool Area With Private Cabanas
Short Term Lease Options
Walking Distance To Restaurants, Shopping, & Entertainment
Accent Walls
Air Conditioner
Built-In Shelving And Desks*
Cable Ready
Ceiling Fan
Customizable Freedom Rail Closets
Downtown Dallas View
Electronic Thermostat
Euro Spa Showers And Soaker Tubs*
Extra Storage
Frameless Ribbon Windows
Granite Or Quartz Countertops In Kitchen And Bathrooms
Hardwood Floors
High-Speed Internet
In-Kitchen Wine Coolers
Italian Marble Tiled Bathrooms
Pocket Doors
Sonos Surround Sound Throughout Apartments
Stainless Steel Appliances
Tiled Backsplashes In Kitchens
Washer/Dryer Included
350 N St Paul St, Dallas, TX, 75201
One Dallas Center offers modern apartments with excellent city views and generally responsive maintenance staff, but residents report significant operational challenges including frequent elevator outages, inconsistent management communication, and maintenance delays. While leasing staff and some team members receive consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, property-wide issues with facility upkeep, security responsiveness, and amenity maintenance create frustration among current residents.
Management responsiveness is inconsistent, with some residents reporting excellent, timely communication and helpful staff, while others describe prolonged unresponsiveness, unreturned calls, and difficulty reaching the office. Positive experiences often highlight individual staff members who go above and beyond, while negative experiences center on systemic communication failures, particularly during business hours and regarding routine tenant inquiries. The leasing office has faced staffing transitions that some residents associate with service quality changes.
Residents report significant ongoing issues with elevator reliability, with multiple units frequently out of service causing extended wait times. Common complaints include inadequate maintenance responsiveness, poor cleanliness in common areas (hallways, pool, dog park), and noise transmission between units. While individual apartment finishes are generally well-regarded and staff professionalism is noted, systemic building maintenance and operational issues substantially detract from the living experience.
Amenities at this property include a pool, gym, dog park, bar, and parking garage, but maintenance and upkeep are inconsistent concerns. Elevator reliability is the most frequently cited issue, with many residents reporting extended outages affecting daily access. Common area cleanliness—including hallways, pool, dog park, and parking garage—is frequently mentioned as inadequate, with some residents noting odors and debris. Staff responsiveness varies; while some residents praise maintenance and concierge support, others report delayed responses and lack of follow-through on reported issues.
The property offers excellent downtown location with convenient transit access via the adjacent DART station and walkability to nearby amenities, which attracts many residents. However, the location comes with tradeoffs: the surrounding area experiences frequent street-level activity and safety concerns, and the building's parking situation involves multiple security checkpoints, garage access complexity, and limited visitor parking. Commute convenience is offset by ongoing elevator reliability issues that significantly impact daily access to units.
Maintenance response times and follow-through are inconsistent, with some residents reporting quick repairs while others experience multi-day delays on work orders. Elevator outages are a recurring and significant issue, with units frequently out of service for extended periods. Water damage and flooding incidents have occurred, with concerns about mold and inadequate remediation. While individual maintenance staff members receive positive feedback for responsiveness, systemic management issues and communication gaps undermine overall service reliability.
Very Walkable
Excellent Transit
Bikeable
At One Dallas Center, you can enjoy the sheer convenience that the city offers. These luxury downtown Dallas apartments are in close range to many upscale restaurants, bars, trendy shops, and the eclectic city nightlife you have always dreamed of. These grand homes offer superior conveniences while keeping your individualized style in mind, allowing you to make it your own. If you are actively looking for a new home in the heart of downtown, please take the time to browse through an assortment of dazzling studio, one, two, and three bedroom floor plans.
| School | Type | Level | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
Downtown Montessori at Ida B Wells Academy Public · Elementary | Public | Elementary | 0.2 mi |
Broadway Baptist Ch Day Care Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.2 mi |
Developmental Learning Center Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.3 mi |
Uplift Peak Preparatory Primary School Charter · Elementary | Charter | Elementary | 0.3 mi |
First Presbyterian Day Care Center Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.4 mi |
Uplift Peak Pre-K Charter · Preschool | Charter | Preschool | 0.4 mi |
Ymca Child Care Center-Northside Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.5 mi |
Booker T. Washington High for the Performing and Visual Arts Public · High | Public | High | 0.6 mi |
Hospital/Homebound Public · High | Public | High | 0.6 mi |