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APPLY NOWLocated 4 miles north of downtown Dallas, Highland Park is an independent township located in the center of Dallas County, bordered by Dallas and University Park. Together with University Park, this community is part of the “Park Cities” enclave. This area is the very picture of class and affluence, being one of the richest towns in the entire state. Originally developed out of a land purchase in 1889, the area has become one of the richest in Dallas, known for high quality housing and Dallas Country Club. As one might expect, plenty of notable people live here, including actress Angie Harmon and actor Armie Hammer. It’s also the location for the filming of the 80’s show Dallas!
Highland Park has a population of 9,168 distributed over 2.2 miles at a population density of about 4,000 people per square mile. The median age here is 45.8, which is 1.3 times higher than the Texas average of 34.6. The median household income in Highland Park is $211,136, which is approximately triple the average household income for the state of Texas, being $61,874.
The racial demographics of Highland Park’s population are primarily White, with Caucasians making up 89% of Highland Park’s population. There are very small enclaves of Hispanic and Asian populations as well. Highland Park’s gender ratio is skewed towards women, at 53%.
Thinking about moving to this area, but wondering if Highland Park is a safe place to live? With a total crime rate 12.3% lower than the national average, Highland Park is a safe place to live. Violent crime is near non-existent in Highland Park, being 73.6% lower than the national average. Property crime is higher, but still 1.7% lower than the national average. Highland Park is served by the Highland Park Department of Public Safety.
Highland Park is an incredibly affluent place, and nothing makes that more clear than the cost of living here being 177% higher than most places in the United States, according to Bestplaces. The median home price in Highland Park is a whopping $1,508,900, which is nearly ten times more than the average Texas home price of $172,500. If you choose to move to Highland Park, you’ll find that you’ll generally be paying the average or more for things like utilities and groceries. In terms of renting in Highland Park, one can expect a hefty price of $2,890 per month for all units.
A closer look at daily expenses can provide a clearer picture of the cost of living in Highland Park. Take a look at these daily costs, provided by Numbeo.
Being a relatively small town located right in the middle of Dallas’ metropolitan area, Highland Park might be considered something of a neighborhood itself. Nonetheless, there’s much to know about the lay of Highland Park’s land! Check out some of your neighborhood options below:
The center of Highland Park is the most expensive portion, where many of the most high-value property is. Meanwhile, the southwestern portion of Highland Park is the more affordable area, which is closest to the Dallas Love Field airstrip.
If you want to make yourself a part of any of this community, you should check out the latest listings for homes for sale in Highland Park, TX.
If you are interested in renting, then take a look at some of the apartments in Highland Park.
Texas is a dry plain, especially around Dallas, and that means that summers are hot but winters are generally fairly pleasant. You can expect lows of 37 degrees Fahrenheit during the winter months, and highs of 96 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer months. Highland Park experiences precisely the average amount of annual rainfall for America, at 38 inches. Meanwhile, Highland Park nearly no snow, with only 2 inches as compared to 28. The best times to visit Highland Park, in terms of comfort rating, are April and October.
When you’re living in Highland Park, there will be attractions and shopping aplenty! Check out shopping in the area like the Highland Park Village for all your shopping needs! You should also check out some of the best things to do in Highland Park, TX below:
Set in a creekside environment, this park provides walking paths, picnicking areas, and plenty of other outdoor activities. The park is much beloved by Highland Park locals for relaxing in the outdoors!
4601 Lakeside Dr, Dallas, TX 75205, +12145214161
Not quite as big but prettier to look at than Lakeside Park, this is another spot where many Highland Park residents spend the day outdoors. The gardens and the iconic fountain here are truly beautiful!
4421 N Versailles Ave, Dallas, TX 75205, +12145214161
The community of Highland Park is served by the Highland Park town parks & recreation department, which maintains a wide variety of outdoor attractions in the area. See all of this community’s most interesting parks at the Highland Park parks & recreation site.
Alongside its host of things to do, Highland Park is also home to plenty of great eats! Check out some below:
This elevated European bistro is a truly unique restaurant in Highland Park. Serving an excellent array of European fare, Bistro 31 is the very definition of fine dining.
87 Highland Park Village Suite 200 / 1st Floor, Dallas, TX 75205, +12144203900
The Honor Bar is an upscale bar/gastropub which serves a variety of typical American dishes, as well as great drinks. For a night out, there are few places better to spend it in Highland Park than at the Honor Bar!
26 Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX 75205, +12147800956
Highland Park is served by the Highland Park Independent Public School District, which has 100% of their schools rated “Above Average” by Greatschools. Some of Highland Park’s fantastic schools include Hyler Elementary School, Highland Park Middle School, and Highland Park High School. Your child will be in the best hands possible when it comes to their education!
Students and others in Highland Park are served by the Harvey Bright Public Library.
Those planning on making a living in Highland Park should know that wages and cost of living have been more or less static, according to Payscale. The most popular positions of employment are Associate Portfolio Manager, Escrow Assistant, and Home Health Caregiver. The average salary for a worker in Highland Park is $40k a year, while the average hourly wage is $20.
If you’re planning on living in Highland Park, a career in accounting, healthcare, and many other industries will all provide great opportunities for you! Check out the latest listings for jobs in Highland Park, TX here.
Explore Highland Park’s large variety of things to do, places to eat, and more with this map!
Highland Park’s zip codes include 75205, 75209, and 75219, while the area codes are 214, 469, 945, and 972. Located right in the center of Dallas, it should be little surprise that the commute from Highland Park to Dallas’s center is only 6 miles, and this route will take you less than 15 minutes in ideal traffic. Highland Park’s time zone is Central Time, and sits at an elevation of 528’.
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