Real Estate in University Park, TX
View all University Park homes for sale & real estate listings below. University Park is the northern "twin" of the Park Cities. It’s the larger of the two both in population and in land area. University Park is also home to the highly acclaimed Southern Methodist University and the George W. Bush Presidential Library. Same as Highland Park, it’s a separate municipality with its own schools and a delightful family identity. For information about University Park neighborhood properties for sale or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Dallas real estate experts today.
University Park Real Estate Listings
| All Listings | $500,000 - $600,000 | $700,000 - $800,000 |
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| Over $1,000,000 |
Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $280K |
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| Lowest Price | $280K |
| Highest Price | $280K |
| Total Listings | 1 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $0 |
Property Types (active listings)
University Park Real Estate Searches
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University Park is a municipality within the Dallas Metropolitan area which adjoins Highland Park. Together, these municipalities are known as “ The Park Cities.” Like its sister city, Highland Park, University Park is an affluent district boasting of many residents with some of the highest per capita incomes in the entire state. Home to Southern Methodist University, University Park’s populace is highly educated, with more than 72% of those over 25 years of age having college degrees.
University Park is conveniently located about five miles north of downtown Dallas, yet the city remains isolated from it’s hustle and bustle. This is a city that promotes a quiet, tranquil, and somewhat small-townish feel as you drive down tree-lined streets of well-kept homes, broad, manicured lawns and abundant parkland. In fact, there are over 50,000 acres of public parkland in the area overall, with facilities for biking, hiking, tennis and other outdoor activities. Fishing, boating and water skiing enthusiasts can access more than 60 lakes, all within a 100-mile radius of the city. The Park Cities are self-contained, self-governed municipalities, whose residents enjoy convenient shopping at University Park’s Snider Plaza or The Village at Highland Park.
Fairly strong demand and little room for expansion has kept real estate prices in University Park stable, with average asking prices for a single-family home at about $600,000 at present. The old-world charm of many of the older homes in the city add greatly to the overall ambiance that makes this place so special.
University Park Homes For Sale
Development of University Park dates back to the early 1920s. The Georgian architecture of the Southern Methodist University campus has a heavy influence on the neighborhood’s architecture. Many homes for sale include Georgian, Mediterranean, and Spanish Colonial and Neoclassical-style homes. Architects in the area strike a balance between preserving the original homes while placing a contemporary touch on custom renovations. The area is also witnessing a lot of new, transitional-style architecture. Closer to the SMU campus are several apartments and condos in refurbished buildings with modern designs. Trendy young professionals and singles favor these homes for sale. Considering the areas security, school system, proximity to downtown and nearby modern conveniences, there’s always going to be a high demand for homes in this pocket. Finding the right home, in the right location, at the right price for you and your family, is often a difficult, time-consuming chore. But it doesn’t have to be! An experienced and knowledgeable real estate agent such as one that can be provided through VIP Realty, can make your house-hunting a more effective and pleasurable experience.
University Park is a city that is situated in Dallas County in Texas and is considered as an inner suburban neighborhood in Dallas. The borders of University Park includes Dallas on its northern, easter, and western sections and Highland Park on its southern portion. Together with Highland Park, University park comprises the Park Cities which is an enclave of the city of Dallas.
University Park is also considered as one of the wealthiest areas in Texas which are ranked on the 12th spot based on the per capita income. During the year 2018, University Park raced to the 2nd spot for being one of the wealthiest cities in the whole United States.
Several parks and recreational areas are found within the vicinity of University Park and all of these provides entertainment and promotes quality time with family members. Included in this list of parks that University Park has been operating are Burleson Park, Coffee Park, Elena’s Children’s Park, Caruth Park, Curtis Park, Goar Park, Germany Park, and Williams Park.
University Park Condos and Townhomes
University Park condos and townhomes can be found in a wide range of asking prices, from the low $100,000s for more modest condos in the older communities such as the Savoy and Crestpark areas, and in the $400,000 to $800,000 range for newer more upscale condos, such as those found in the Park Plaza and Plaza court areas.
University Park Realtors
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University Park School District
In terms of education, University Park is served mostly by Highland Park Independent School District which includes Highland Park Middle School and McCulloch Intermediate School. Other than these, a small part of University Park is served by the Dallas Independent School District. If schools are important to you, families with school-aged children will appreciate the multiple elementary, middle and high schools that are part of this community. The Highland Park ISD serves University Park with great educational opportunities. Home to the George W. Bush Presidential Center and the Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University is a draw for academics and culture. The museum also holds one of the largest collections of Spanish art outside of Spain
There are also colleges and universities that are present within University Park that provides higher studies and this includes the Southern Methodist University as well as the Dallas County Community College District.
Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment
Locals have easy access to the nearby highways that lead to Downtown. But there’s no need to battle traffic when the area is home to excellent shopping and restaurants. Dallasites are partial to their malls, and nearby Preston Center ticks all those shopping and dining boxes. Fine jewelers, upscale boutiques and shops are all found at this outdoor shopping center. Snider Plaza is an almost century-old shopping mecca with everything from designer wearables to ritzy consignment shops and day spas. After a power shopping session, grab a table at the California-inspired R+D Kitchen or Hillstone. Locals also love dining at favorite spots such as Kuby’s Sausage House, the retro Bubba’s Cooks County, and gussied-up gastropub Front Room Tavern.
Unless it's on campus, nightlife destinations include Uptown, Addison, Deep Ellum, Trinity Groves, or Bishop Arts District. But that doesn't mean you'll have to travel far. One of the best reasons to live in University Park is that it's close to anywhere you want to be in the vast city. You can even catch a brew at a student hangout or plan a potluck at home.
Parks and Recreation
Outdoor aficionados appreciate the nearby beautiful parks. They include Caruth Park, Gore Park, and Curtis Park with the Holmes Aquatic Center. The Aquatic Center is a massive pool complex where locals go to cool off. Enjoy lectures or concerts at McFarlin Auditorium, jog or walk at nearby Katy Trail, or spend time at the Bush Presidential Center. Other near campus events include big games at Moody Coliseum or visiting the Spanish collections at the Meadows Museum.