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Originally Posted by Mike80911
Thanks for the replies I knew this would be the right place to get advice. He will be working at the Trammell Crow Center I guess like NY that is considered the "city". He would like to find a nice apartment. He will have his car we are going to drive it down there. He probably won't have time to enjoy the city much as I am sure he will be working a lot of hours but when my wife and I visit it would be nice to know where to go for a nice tour of Dallas
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Trammel Crow Center is in the Arts District. Nice area with a bunch of culture.
Is he working in the building for someone else or working directly for Trammel Crow? They are in the real estate business and actually have residential apartments in the city not too far from the Center.
I'm sensing you guys are from back east? I moved to Dallas from Lawn Guyland.
Dallas is a City but nothing even close to NYC not like there is much that is.
A "nice tour" of Dallas would occupy you for a day, maybe two.
It's a kind of dead city. Even middle of the day on a workday the place is kind of empty.
It just does not have that hustle and bustle you'd normally associate with "a city"
I would stay NW of Dallas. Easier access to more options.
East of Dallas is also nice but to get anywhere you have to get around the city which sucks.
Think of the area as a triangle with DFW being the top point and the bottom two base points being Ft Worth on the left (west) and Dallas on the right (east).
You want to stay within the triangle.