East Dallas Neighborhoods

White Rock Lake Neighborhood

You might decide to join the growing number of families moving to White Rock Lake to raise their children. Maybe you will buy a home overlooking White Rock Lake…

Lake Park Estates Neighborhood

Lake Park Estates is a White Rock Lake neighborhood of approximately 300 homes, many of which are Midcentury Modern. This neighborhood of 300 predominantly midcentury Modern Homes tucked next to White Rock Lake enjoys the proximity to Casa Linda Shopping Center and the Dallas Arboretum.

Little Forest Hills Neighborhood

Little Forest Hills is a neighborhood that has enjoyed the benefit of being next to the higher profile Forest Hills neighborhood made up of larger homes on large lots. The prestige and desirability of Little Forest Hills continues to grow while still preserving its roots of more eccentric and artistic residences.

Forest Hills Neighborhood

Forest Hills is a neighborhood of 595 homes on the sunset side of White Rock Lake. The neighborhood’s popularity increasingly grew during the pandemic as the residential movement towards land and nature accelerated.

Lakewood Trails Neighborhood

Lakewood Neighborhood

In the late 1920s and 1930s, Lakewood was the grandest neighborhood in Dallas. Prominent oilmen and merchants established this as the most prestigious district in the city.

Old East Dallas Neighborhood

Old East Dallas led the city in restoration activity and neighborhood involvement in the 1970s. Rehabilitation began here because this area contained both the grandest homes and definable neighborhoods in the greatest need of repair. A tremendous asset to redevelopment was the fact that these distinct neighborhoods were fully developed in almost geographical order from the 1880s to the 1930s between the Central Business District and Mockingbird Lane.

Hollywood Heights Santa Monica Neighborhood

Hollywood/Santa Monica is bounded by the Santa Fe Railroad on the north and west, East Grand on the east, and Valencia-Sarasota on the south.

Deep Ellum Neighborhood

If you go to Deep Ellum today, you will find much of the same energy and spirit that made it notorious in the 1920s. Streets that rang with honky-tonk pianos and heard Leadbelly and Blind Lemon Jefferson on 12-string guitar now feature entertainment like video bars, comedy clubs, and show cases for the city’s leading artists.

Old Lake Highlands Neighborhood

Established in 1946, Old Lake Highlands Neighborhood is comprised of approximately 1,700 homes located within the boundaries of Northwest Hwy., Buckner Blvd., and Lake Highlands Drive.

Mount Auburn Neighborhood

Greenland Hills Neighborhood

Greenland Hills continues to be one of Dallas’ most popular older neighborhoods. “Pricey” for their modest size, these brick houses are still affordable by the professionals working Downtown. Undoubtedly, Greenland Hills represents Dallas’ most uncluttered district in terms of architectural continuity.

Vickery Place Neighborhood

Vickery Place is a perfect transition between the two-story Prairie Style homes of Munger Place and the Tudor cottages of the M Streets. Close to the increasingly popular Henderston Avenue retail establishments, Vickery Place has great appeal.

Lakewood Hills Neighborhood

Lakewood Hills neighborhood features beautiful full grown trees and unique architectural designs dating back to the 1920s that include Tudor and Colonial Revival style homes. New varieties of architecture styles have been built adding to the distinctiness of this Dallas neighborhood.

Lakewood Heights Neighborhood

Lakewood Heights is a little bit of Lakewood, a little bit of Junius Heights and Belmont Addition, and a whole lot of Old East Dallas. Before the homeowners’ association was founded in 1984, most people referred to the neighborhood as Lakewood West because it resembled Lakewood located on the other side of Abrams Road, and even had closer proximity to Lakewood Shopping Center.