
The Tower at Cityplace Apartment Reviews — Uptown Dallas, Dallas, TX
Uptown Dallas, Dallas, TX
The Tower at Cityplace apartments for rent in Uptown Dallas, Dallas: rents currently span $1,800 - $3,600 across studio - 2 bed floor plans. The building is best known for high rise, pool, central and currently has no verified resident reviews yet on The Rent Report.
Building Summary
The Tower at Cityplace is a high rise apartment building in Uptown Dallas. Floor plans run from studio - 2 bed, monthly rent ranges from $1,800 - $3,600, and resident-rated amenities include high rise, pool, central.
What Renters Should Know
- Verified residents most often highlight high rise and pool when reviewing The Tower at Cityplace.
- At $1,800 - $3,600, The Tower at Cityplace sits in the mid-market tier of Dallas rentals — useful context when comparing against nearby Uptown Dallas buildings.
- Prospective tenants frequently ask about pet policies, parking, package handling and lease flexibility before signing at The Tower at Cityplace. Check current reviews for the latest resident commentary on each.
- Studio - 2 Bed layouts mean The Tower at Cityplace works for solo renters, couples and small households. Use the reviews below to see which floor plan past tenants recommend.
Price Range
$1,800 - $3,600
Unit Types
Studio - 2 Bed
Neighborhood
Uptown Dallas
Location
Dallas, TX
Amenities & Features
- High Rise
- Pool
- Central
Neighborhood Context
The Tower at Cityplace sits inside Uptown Dallas, a Dallas neighborhood that renters typically choose for its mix of dining, retail and commute access. Apartments in Uptown Dallas attract young professionals, couples and small families, and the surrounding blocks usually offer the everyday essentials — grocery, coffee, fitness, parks — within a short walk or drive. When evaluating The Tower at Cityplace against other Uptown Dallas buildings, look at how close each property sits to the amenities you'll use weekly, since walkability varies noticeably block to block.
Renter Lifestyle
- Daily life at The Tower at Cityplace tends to revolve around convenient floor plans, building amenities and the immediate Uptown Dallas blocks.
- Renters who prioritize high rise consistently call out The Tower at Cityplace in their reviews — read the verified reviews below for first-hand accounts.
- Weekend routines for The Tower at Cityplace residents typically include nearby restaurants, parks and local events in Uptown Dallas, Dallas.
- Pool and rooftop amenities make The Tower at Cityplace a strong fit for residents who entertain at home or work from common spaces.
Transit & Commute
- Confirm transit access from 2711 N Haskell Ave on your commute path before signing — the difference between walkable, drivable and transit-served addresses in Dallas is significant.
- Verify parking availability and monthly cost at The Tower at Cityplace if you own a vehicle.
- Rideshare (Uber, Lyft) availability is reliable across Dallas, but commute costs add up — factor this into your monthly rent budget.
Pricing Expectations
The Tower at Cityplace's $1,800 - $3,600 pricing puts it firmly in Dallas's mid-market segment. Expect modern finishes, a standard amenity package (gym, pool, package room) and lease specials during slower seasons. Always confirm the latest pricing, deposit terms and any current concessions directly with the leasing office, as rates fluctuate seasonally.
Amenity Summary
The Tower at Cityplace's amenity stack includes high rise, pool, central. Resident reviews below describe how these amenities actually perform day-to-day — hours, crowding, condition and management responsiveness when something breaks. Use both this list and the reviews to gauge whether the amenity package justifies the $1,800 - $3,600 rent range.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Pool / rooftop space for relaxing and entertaining.
- Uptown Dallas location offers walkable access to nearby dining, retail and services.
- Studio - 2 Bed floor plans give renters flexibility on price and space.
- Studio - 2 Bed floor plans give renters flexibility on price and space.
Cons
- Parking availability and cost should be confirmed directly with the leasing office.
- Pet policy (size, breed, fees) should be verified before signing.
- Lease terms, deposit and any move-in concessions vary by unit and season — always confirm with leasing.
- Noise, maintenance turnaround and management quality vary widely between buildings — see the reviews below for The Tower at Cityplace-specific commentary.
Reviews
No verified reviews of The Tower at Cityplace have been published yet. It is a studio - 2 bed community at 2711 N Haskell Ave in Uptown Dallas, Dallas, with rents listed between $1,800 - $3,600 and amenities including high rise, pool, central. If you live or have lived here, your review will be the first — anonymous, verified for proof of residency, and moderated before it goes live.
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