# Dallas High Rise Price Tracker: Q3 2026 Rents and Concessions by Corridor | Dallas High Rise Apartments

> Q3 2026 Dallas high rise rents and concessions across 76 communities: 6.6% DFW vacancy, 4–8 weeks free typical, and where specials run deepest.

URL: https://dallashighriseapartments.com/blog/dallas-high-rise-price-tracker-q3-2026/
Last-Modified: 2026-10-16
Author: Dallas High Rise Apartments Locating Team
Category: Market Reports
Tags: market-report, rent-trends, concessions

Market Reports

# Dallas High Rise Price Tracker: Q3 2026 Rents and Concessions by Corridor

Q3 2026 Dallas high rise rents and concessions across 76 communities: 6.6% DFW vacancy, 4–8 weeks free typical, and where specials run deepest.

Dallas High Rise Apartments Locating Team · Published October 16, 2026 · 6 min read

![Dallas skyline at dusk over Uptown and Victory Park residential towers](/images/featured/dallas-skyline-at-dusk-over-uptown-and-victory-par.webp)

This is our quarterly snapshot of the 

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 market, built from the 76 communities we track across six corridors. We update it each quarter so you can see where rents sit and where concessions run deepest. Every market statistic below carries its source and date. Building rents are published ranges from our inventory data as of mid-October 2026.

## The Q3 2026 Market at a Glance

Dallas renters have more leverage than they did a few years ago, and it shows in concessions.

-   **DFW vacancy: 6.6%**, forecast to drop about 40 basis points by year end (Marcus & Millichap, Q2 2026)
-   **Projected rent growth: 1.8%** (Marcus & Millichap)
-   **Net absorption: 28,600 units** over the trailing year, up 10% year over year (CoStar, Q2 2026)
-   **2026 deliveries: about 21,000 units** across DFW, down from more than 44,000 in 2024 (Marcus & Millichap)
-   **Average Dallas 1-bedroom: about $1,430** a month (RentHop, October 2026)

![Concession signage in a modern Dallas high rise lobby](/images/content/leasing-office-concession-sign-offering-weeks-free.webp)

Put together, demand is strong and new supply is shrinking. That usually means concessions narrow over the next few quarters. For now, **4–8 weeks free is typical** at Dallas high rises, with a few buildings going well beyond.

> **What this means for renters**
> 
> If you’re planning a move in the next six months, today’s concessions are likely as good as they’ll get for a while. Lock in a lease length that carries you past the next slow season.

## Rents by Corridor

Published rent ranges by corridor, from the lowest entry rent to the highest top-of-range rent in each:

| Corridor | Communities | Entry rent | Top rent | Concession picture |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Uptown, Turtle Creek & Victory Park | 33 | $1,409 (The Arcadian) | $20,970 (Selene) | Up to 2 months free at several towers |
| Downtown Dallas | 21 | $1,049 (The Continental) | $17,000 (The National) | Six towers at 2 months free |
| Knox-Henderson & Highland Park | 6 | $1,764 (Nove at Knox) | $20,475 (8119) | 8119 at 2 months free |
| Design District | 2 | $1,900 (Dallas Urby) | $3,950 (Dallas Urby) | 3 months free at both |
| Deep Ellum & East Quarter | 4 | $1,196 (The Case Building) | $7,380 (The Oliver) | 2 months free at two towers |
| Frisco, Plano & North Dallas | 10 | $909 (Skyline at Kessler) | $19,000 (Thirty One Eleven Sunset) | Up to 2 months free |

## Where Concessions Run Deepest

### Design District: 3 months free

Both towers on Hi Line Drive, **Dallas Urby** (27 floors) and **1400 HiLine** (23 floors), are offering **3 months free**, and Dallas Urby adds a $500 gift card. That’s the deepest concession we’re tracking anywhere in Dallas.

![Residential towers on Hi Line Drive in the Design District at golden hour](/images/content/hi-line-drive-residential-towers-in-the-dallas-des.webp)

### Two months free

Two months free shows up across corridors this quarter: **The Victor**, **Aster** and **The Arcadian** in Uptown; **Atelier Tower** (plus a look-and-lease credit), **Atelier Lofts**, **East Quarter Residences**, **Mosaic Dallas** (plus $500 look-and-lease), **Manor House** and **The Continental** Downtown; **8119** in Knox-Henderson; **The Oliver** and **The Gabriella** in Deep Ellum; and **Aspire Park Lane** and **Skyline at Kessler** in the suburban group.

### Lease-up towers

New buildings still filling up are running strong offers: **Hanover Turtle Creek** at 8 weeks free and **Parkview Turtle Creek by Hanover** at 6 weeks. See our 

new high rise apartments

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 page for the full lease-up list.

### Upfront cash offers

Not every special is free rent. **Victory Place** is taking $2,250 off the first month, **Glass House by Windsor** $1,000 off, **Remi** offers a $0 deposit and **Ardan West Village** advertises reduced deposits.

## What Isn’t on Special

Several top-tier towers aren’t advertising concessions this quarter, including **Selene**, **2811 Maple**, **The McKenzie**, **The Galatyn** and **AMLI Fountain Place**. At the luxury end, negotiation tends to happen on fees, parking and timing instead. Our 

luxury high rise apartments

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 page explains what’s negotiable.

## Reading Published Ranges Carefully

The ranges above span every unit type in each building, from studios to penthouses. A range like $2,121–$14,244 at The Victor doesn’t tell you what a 1-bedroom on the 20th floor costs. Floor premiums, orientation and concessions all move the number. Our 

floor-level pricing guide

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 explains how, and our 

neighborhoods comparison

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 helps you choose a corridor first.

## Entry Rents: Where the Floor Sits in Each Corridor

Entry rents tell you the cheapest way into each corridor, usually a studio or small 1-bedroom. This quarter’s lowest five in our inventory:

| Building | Corridor | Entry rent | Special |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Skyline at Kessler | Kessler Park | $909 | 2 months free |
| The Continental at Mercantile Place | Downtown | $1,049 | 2 months free |
| The Kirby | Downtown | $1,143 | 1 month free |
| The Case Building | Deep Ellum | $1,196 | None advertised |
| Main 3 Downtown | Downtown | $1,204 | 1 month free |

At the other end, the highest published ceilings belong to **Selene** ($20,970), **8119** ($20,475), **Maple Terrace** ($20,040) and **The Galatyn** ($20,000).

## Net Effective Rent: The Number to Compare

A special changes what you actually pay. On a 12-month lease, 2 months free cuts net effective rent by about a sixth, and 3 months free by a quarter. That’s why a Design District tower at $2,400 with 3 months free can net out near $1,800, below many towers with lower headline rents and no special. Our 

Building Comparison Tool

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 runs the math for any two buildings.

## How We Build This Tracker

Each quarter we review published rent ranges, current specials and resident ratings across all 76 communities, then confirm notable changes with leasing offices. Market statistics come from named sources: Marcus & Millichap for vacancy, deliveries and rent growth; CoStar for absorption; RentHop for citywide average rent; and U.S. Census data via Marcus & Millichap for population. Ranges reflect all unit types in a building, so they’re a starting point, not a quote.

## What We’ll Watch in Q4

-   Whether concessions hold through the fall and winter slow season
-   Lease-up progress at Hanover Turtle Creek and Parkview Turtle Creek
-   Any change in the Design District’s 3-months-free offers
-   Vacancy movement as 2026 deliveries slow

We’ll update this tracker next quarter.

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The Dallas High Rise Apartments team tracks all 76 high rise communities across Uptown, Downtown, Knox-Henderson, the Design District, Deep Ellum and the northern suburbs, placing renters through Spirit Real Estate Group (TREC #562021).

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