Richardson Closing In On Dallas As Most Expensive North Texas City To Rent Apartments

Anthem CityLine, the 233-unit community formerly known at Lot A, has been purchased by Nashville-based Carter-Haston. Anthem at 1250 State St. has one, two and three bedroom units within the 204-acre mixed use development in Richardson. Carter-Haston marketing and training director Ashley Allen says they plan to work with CityLine on upcoming events. Carter-Haston also owns EastSide Village at 1404 Vontess St. in Plano. Carter-Haston owns more than 9,000 units valued at $1B across the U.S. CityLine has delivered 1,900 apartments and town homes across Anthem CityLine, Lot Apartments and The Standard at CityLine. The Lyla Apartments, The Riley Apartments and Residences at CityLine are under construction. At build-out, CityLine will have 5M SF of office space, 3,925 multifamily units, 50 restaurants and retailers, two hotels and two parks.
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Anthem Cityline In Richardson, Texas

Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Richardson is only $20 cheaper per month than in Dallas, and at the rate Richardson rents are growing, it will not stay cheaper for long. Average rent in Richardson stands at $1,260 per month, but is growing 9.6% annually, according to new data from Zumper. 

In summer 2016, the Richardson Economic Development Partnership stepped up its marketing efforts to lure more millennials and young professionals to the area.

Fort Worth is the second-fastest-growing rental market with rents rising 9.5% annually. Frisco comes in as the third-fastest-growing apartment market with rents rising 8.7% annually. 

In order of most expensive, Dallas, Richardson, Frisco, Irving, Plano, Carrollton, McKinney and Fort Worth have the highest multifamily rents in North Texas and all remain above the state median. At a one-bedroom average of $650/month, Mesquite is the most affordable city in which to rent in North Texas. Arlington comes in a close second at $680 and Grand Prairie third at $710. 

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