It all began over 30 years ago, and has since evolved into a Dallas institution, catering to the young, up and coming single and married professionals. The Village is considered one of the landmark multiple apartment fixtures in Texas and the United States.

A premier development of 14 distinct apartment communities, is bounded by four of Dallas' busiest boulevards: Northwest Highway to the north, Skillman Avenue to the east, Greenville Avenue to the west, and Lovers Lane to the south.

Enjoying the status of a "city within a city", it is centrally located within two blocks of North Central Expressway and five miles north of downtown Dallas. It is the prime apartment location for residents with professional careers who work in the central downtown business district, Preston Center, or the office corridors of North Central Expressway and LBJ Freeway. It is also within minutes of the major employment centers of Baylor Medical Center and The Presbyterian Medical Complex.

The Greenville Avenue western boundary highlights seven miles of popular restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and theaters. In addition, Greenville Avenue plays host to one of Dallas' most unique concepts in retail shopping, The Village's Old Town Shopping Center. Sporting a patio-mall environment, Old Town is rivaled only by the nearby North Park, which was Dallas' first regional shopping mall.

The Village's popular location is further accentuated by public transportation bus stops throughout the community. Dallas Area Rapid Transit(DART) has 2 routes that will take residents to and from local Dart Rail stations in the area.

Village Highlights

	The vast garden-style community is spread over 337 acres and is called home by over 10,000 residents
	The Village Country Club features a fitness center, an Olympic pool, full-service bar and a restaurant, which provides the frontage to a 21acre greenbelt with a total of six miles of jogging trails. Adjacent to The Country Club is a fully staffed information center for referring prospects, titled Lincoln Lifestyle.
	Dallas' finest educational institution, Southern Methodist University, is two miles away.
	The Village is just opposite North Central Expressway from the very affluent residential communities of Highland Park and University Park where per capita income and single-family home values are the highest in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
	In the March/April 1992 issue of "Units" magazine, published by the National Apartment Association, The Village was designated as one of the top ten rental properties in the United States.
	With 6767 apartments, The Village is so big it has it's own landscape company and courtesy patrol and horse patrol. The grass is mowed twice a week, flowers are planted year round, and maintenance workers are on call 24 hours a day.