Piedmont

Dallas, TX

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Piedmont - Dallas, TX

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Suburban serenity in the heart of eastern Dallas

Suburban Family-Friendly Restaurants Public Transportation

Piedmont, also called Piedmont Addition, is situated within the landscape of eastern Dallas’ suburbs. Parkdale and Pleasant Grove, to the north and east respectively, envelop Piedmont in a charming suburban setting that’s perfect for families. Piedmont is just eight miles southeast of Downtown Dallas, so the attractions of the city are never far away, but Piedmont has plenty of convenience of its own. Along Buckner Boulevard, the neighborhood’s informal eastern border, taco spots, pizza joints, fried chicken restaurants, and requisite fast food suppliers provide plenty of choices for cuisine. The Grover C. Keeton Golf Course draws visitors from around the area for its 18 holes of landscaped beauty and entertainment, and fitness and recreational options abound at the Umphress Recreation Center and the area's public parks. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit rail system connects Piedmont to Fair Park and central Dallas, meaning commuting from your Piedmont apartment can be done swiftly whether you have a car or not.

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Alquiler tendencias

A partir de mayo del 2025, el promedio de alquiler de apartamento en Piedmont es $523 por un studio, $1,076 por un dormitorio, $1,113 por dos dormitorios, et $1,350 por tres dormitorios. El alquiler de apartamento en Piedmont ha aumentado un 1.4% en el año pasado.

  • Estudio

  • 511 pies²

    Pies² promedio

  • $523/mes

    Alquiler promedio

  • 1 Hab

  • 619 pies²

    Pies² promedio

  • $1,076/mes

    Alquiler promedio

  • 2 Hab

  • 852 pies²

    Pies² promedio

  • $1,113/mes

    Alquiler promedio

  • 3 Hab

  • 1,190 pies²

    Pies² promedio

  • $1,350/mes

    Alquiler promedio

Transportación

60

Algo Accesible

de 100 WalkScore® Calificación

Es posible que puedas salir y caminar cuando vivas en esta área. Algunos mandados se pueden realizar a pie, pero para otros necesitarás automóvil.

41

Algun Tránsito

de 100 TransitScore® Calificación

Al vivir en Esta propiedad, probablemente querrás conducir ya que el área tiene pocas opciones de transporte público.

51

Ciclable

de 100 BikeScore® Calificación

Aunque hay un poco de infraestructura para bicicletas en esta área, de todas formas necesitarás un automóvil para realizar muchos de los mandados.

Puntos de interés

Parques y recreación

  • Trinity River Audubon Center
  • McCommas Bluff Preserve
  • William Blair Jr. Park
  • Great Trinity Forest Gateway and Horse Trails
  • Joppa Preserve

Aeropuertos

  • Dallas Love Field
  • Dallas-Fort Worth International

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Viviendo en Piedmont

Historia

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Local history goes back to the 1840s, when settlers obtained land grants and began developing the area along the Trinity River and its tributaries. Today, Dallas serves as a center for finance, technical innovation, and professional sports.

Downtown Dallas has a large collection of museums. Visit the Dallas Firefighters Museum, which accepts donations but offers free admission, or take your children to the Museum of Nature and Science. Many more centers of culture and learning open their doors to the public on the Fair Park grounds. The kid-friendly Texas Discovery Gardens focuses on biology and features a butterfly garden and insectarium.

Restaurantes y Bares

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Highway 12, locally known as South Buckner Boulevard, proves the place to be when looking for a restaurant. Find Texas's best flour tortillas at Gonzalez Tex-Mex Restaurant. Share a heaping plate of supreme nachos with the table before settling into a plate of parrillada with shrimp. For something hot, try out the beef steak ranchero. Though closed on Mondays, Gonzalez has a full bar that keeps you happy until 9 p.m. from Tuesday to Sunday.

Rosie's Cafe & Grill, located just south of Stonehurst Street on South Buckner Boulevard, serves a mix of Tex-Mex and American fare. Come in early for hot pancakes or French toast with bacon and eggs, or visit later in the day for quesadillas or lunch fajitas.

The Far West Dallas nightclub draws hundreds of area residents on the weekends with dancing, socializing, and live bands ensuring unforgettable events. Bring your friends and visit the South Buckner and Kipling Drive location on a weekend night as the club closes from Monday to Thursday.

Transporte

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Piedmont's city grid connects residents to central Dallas and the surrounding area by way of U.S. Route 175, Highway 12, and 352. DART Bus stops service every major intersection on Bruton Road, Lake June Road, Jim Miller Road, and Buckner Boulevard. The DART Rail green line reaches as far southeast as Buckner Boulevard for fast travel to the downtown hub.

Sidewalks facilitate neighborhood pedestrian traffic. Walking signals and crosswalks keep pedestrians safe while crossing the busiest streets of Piedmont. Bicycle-friendly roads Hilburn Drive and Seco Boulevard cross the neighborhood, with Hilburn running north to south and Seco going east to west. Uber and Lyft serve the greater Dallas region, as do more than a dozen taxi cab companies. Find street-side parking available on residential streets and a park-and-ride open to the public on South Buckner Boulevard and Elam Road.

Parques

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Hundreds of acres of free parks exist for the entertainment, relaxation, and well-being of residents. Two area dog parks, Bark Park Central and Mockingbird Point Park, encourage off-leash play.

Umphress Park and Recreation Center houses a playground for children and a gymnasium and fitness center for residents of all ages. Get involved with basketball and soccer leagues, karate, or Zumba, or sign the kids up for fall camp. The 266-acre Crawford Memorial Park has a playground, basketball court, soccer and softball field, walking trails, garden areas, and a football field.

Fair Park always has something going on. One of Texas' most visited attractions, this park houses five museums and 10 venues on its 277 acres of public land. Come out to Dallas Summer Musicals, or stop in the African-American Museum or Children's Aquarium. One of the biggest draws at Fair Park, the annual State Fair of Texas runs for 24 days every September and October.

Costo

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The overall cost of living in the Piedmont Addition dips approximately six percent lower than in Dallas, and gasoline costs 13 percent less than the national average. One-bedroom apartments in Piedmont Addition rent for an average of $557 per month. Using public transportation to the city center costs $2.50 for a two-hour pass or $5 for a day pass. A domestic draft beer normally sets you back around $4 at an area pub.

Compras

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Shopping centers in Piedmont complement the restaurant scene on Buckner Boulevard between Highway 352 and Lake June Road. Pharmacies, apparel, automotive, and department stores fill the city blocks.

For elegant dresses, quality bridal gowns, prom or quinceanera dresses, or baptism gowns, stop in Martha's Bridal Boutique on East Grand Avenue. Owner Martha Gutierrez has helped young women find the perfect dress for their special events for more than 20 years. Martha's Boutique also creates dolls, veils, memory books, and venue decorations.

Old Homestead Gourmet brings the secrets of homemade food preservation to the Piedmont neighborhood. Visit its online store or call for an appointment to peruse their selections of dip mixes, flavored peanut butter, soup and rice mixes, and other quick meals. A number of traditional and ethnic grocery stores serve the Piedmont neighborhood. Find Fiesta Mart and Aldi in Northwest Piedmont, and La Michoacana Meat Market, El Rancho, and Elrod's Cost Plus Supermarkets in east central Piedmont.

The Dallas Farmers Market presents locally-raised seasonal produce to the public. Locals love the fresh fruit, spices, and body products. If you get hungry while shopping, order a hot sausage link or chicken sandwich from one of the many vendors' barbecue pits. Hours and days of operation depend on the season.

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Metodología

† Nuestro análisis de servicios básicos, comestibles, transporte, atención médica, precios de viviendas y otros bienes y servicios se obtiene del Índice de Costo de Vida, un punto de referencia respetado publicado por el Consejo de Investigación Económica y Comunitaria (C2ER) que proporciona una descripción detallada gastos diarios en diferentes regiones.

Los datos de alquiler son proporcionados por los informes de Tendencias del Mercado de CoStar Group. Como líder de la industria en información, análisis y noticias sobre bienes raíces comerciales, CoStar realiza una investigación exhaustiva para producir y mantener una base de datos integral de información sobre bienes raíces comerciales. Combinamos estos datos con registros públicos para ofrecer la información de alquiler más actualizada disponible.

Los precios de los bienes de consumo, los servicios y las viviendas se obtienen del Índice del Coste de Vida publicado por el Consejo de Investigación Económica y Comunitaria (C2ER). Los datos de esta página se actualizan trimestralmente. La última publicación fue en Febrero 2025.