Dallas · Arts District
Museum Tower
1918 Olive Street, 75201
Floors42
Residences115 reported
Built2013
From $1.2M
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The high-rise & condo registry for Dallas · Fort Worth
The DFW
condo & high-rise
registry.
Published by Anastasia Weaver Media · Independent local research, no listings, no pay-for-placement · Updated August 24, 2026
Dallas Towers profiles the Metroplex’s condominium towers, building by building — 89 files and counting: HOA dues, pet rules, floor plans where verified, and county-record economics — so you can research a building the way an appraiser would, before you ever tour a unit.
89 building files · 34 districts · updated monthly
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Dallas
The glass city
66 named buildings on file, Uptown to the Arts District — each verified against county records or named sources. Start with a neighborhood, or go straight to a building.
- Uptown & Victory Park17 bldgs
- Turtle Creek & Oak Lawn26 bldgs
- Downtown & Arts District14 bldgs
- Knox / Henderson & Preston Center11 bldgs
Fort Worth
The deco city
A tighter, character-rich market — converted deco towers downtown, new builds near the Cultural District, lofts on the Near Southside.
- Downtown & Sundance Square13 bldgs
- Cultural District & West 7th3 bldgs
- Near Southside & Magnolia1 bldgs
From the registry
Building files — updated Jul 2026Dallas · Harwood
Bleu Ciel
3130 N Harwood Street, 75201
Floors33
Units158
Built2017
From $795K
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Fort Worth · Downtown
The Tower
500 Throckmorton Street, 76102
Floors37
Units294
Conv.2005
From $310K
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Median assessed value$553K2026 certified roll, 61 county-filed buildings
Recorded transfers528Trailing 12 months — deeds, no prices
Building files8966 Dallas · 20 Fort Worth · 3 beyond
New towers tracked7Under construction or announced
A registry, not a portal
The big listing sites can show you what's for sale today. They can’t tell you which stack faces the park, what to verify in the bylaws before you buy to lease, or how one tower’s dues compare with the next — the record a buyer actually needs.
Dallas Towers compiles that record building by building — from HOA documents, county appraisal rolls, and recorded deed transfers — and keeps it current monthly. Free to read, always.
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Most liquid building
The Renaissance on Turtle Creek: 42 deed transfers in 12 months — the metroplex’s fastest condo market. All rankings →
Latest correction
Eighteen published corrections and counting — the registry shows its work. Changelog →