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Crestpark in Highland Park
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4242 Lomo Alto Dr · Highland Park area, Dallas
Intelligence file § V2FILE V2 — TRACKED
- Residence size range (county)934–5,380 sf
- Most recent recorded transfer2026-06-01
- Units with fireplaces~99%
- Ground truthStreet level → · Map →
- FEMA flood zone (NFHL point query)Zone X — outside the mapped 1% floodplain
- Bedroom mix (county accounts)1bd: 26 · 2bd: 41 · 3bd: 58 · 4bd: 1
- Full-bath mix1ba: 25 · 2ba: 37 · 3ba: 63 · 4ba: 1
- Market snapshot (deed transfers — not confirmed sales)Dallas Towers derived
- HOA dues rateNot yet verified
- Rules — pets / leasingReported
- Floor-plan schematicNot yet verified
- Photography (rights on file)Not yet verified
- Structured amenities / stacks / documentsNot yet verified
Open research on this file: current dues, amenity specifics, stack/orientation map, governing documents, photography. Owners, boards, and managers — the update form below publishes verified submissions with credit, and corrections go on the changelog.
Provenance standard: verified · reported · derived · not yet verified — nothing inferred. Method: market data · open dataset.
The building § 01
Crestpark in Highland Park is a named condominium tower in Highland Park area, Dallas. The building dates to 1950. It comprises 10 floors and 126 residences.
A ten-story building at 4242 Lomo Alto whose 126 unit accounts straddle a school-district boundary (DCAD year built is mixed: 1950 on 77 accounts, 1998 on 26 and 1980 on 23) — the single most consequential due-diligence fact in the building.
Core facts for this file have been cross-checked against public sources.
Residences & floor plans § 02
Residence sizes and mix: One-bedrooms alone span 934–2,449 sf; larger combined homes above.
County record § CR
Dallas CAD - 2026 certified roll
- Residential tax accounts126
- Home sizes (min / median / max)934 / 2,011 / 5,380 sf
- Year built (county record)1950
- Median assessed value (2026)$551,150
- Assessed $ / sf (median)$315/sf
- Homestead exemptions~57% of accounts
- Sales tempo (deed transfers, 12 / 24 mo)11 / 26
- Most recent recorded transfer2026-06-01
- Units with fireplaces~99%
- Owner mailing address at property (approx.)~79%
- Full-bath mix1ba: 25 · 2ba: 37 · 3ba: 63 · 4ba: 1
- Bedroom mix1bd: 26 · 2bd: 41 · 3bd: 58 · 4bd: 1
Compiled from the Dallas Central Appraisal District certified appraisal roll (certified July 2026), aggregating every residential unit account at this address. Account counts reflect current tax parcels - owner combinations over the years mean historic buildings often show fewer accounts than originally marketed units. Sales tempo counts deed-transfer dates on unit accounts - Texas is a non-disclosure state, so prices aren't public, but turnover is. Assessed values are the county's tax appraisals, which typically trail market sale prices. Homestead percentage counts accounts with an active homestead exemption - a useful public-record proxy for owner occupancy that lenders may consider. The mailing-address figure is a rougher approximation. See the county rankings and the open dataset.
Fees, dues & taxes § 03
HOA dues
Not on file. Dues publish here only from an official association document.
Property taxes
- Taxing jurisdictionDallas County · split city / ISD
- Combined rate (2025)—
Split building on the Dallas Central Appraisal District 2026 certified roll: 74 of 126 unit accounts are in the Town of Highland Park and Highland Park ISD, and 52 are in the City of Dallas and Dallas ISD. The combined rate depends on the unit, so none is shown; check the account on DCAD.
Policies & practicalities § 04
School zoning
Split zoning within one building: some units to Highland Park ISD, others to Dallas ISD — materially different values; verify unit-by-unit.
Policies change by board vote - always confirm against the current rules and resale certificate.
Questions, answered § Q
How many units are in Crestpark in Highland Park?
Crestpark in Highland Park currently carries 126 residential unit tax accounts on the county roll.
How big are homes at Crestpark in Highland Park?
County records show homes from 934 to 5,380 sf, with a median of 2,011 sf.
Is Crestpark in Highland Park mostly owner-occupied?
About 57% of unit accounts carry an active homestead exemption—a useful public-record proxy for owner occupancy.
Documents & verification § 05
The full file for Crestpark in Highland Park assembles the recorded declaration, bylaws, current rules, budget, reserve study, and a sample resale certificate, summarized in plain language with the provisions that decide deals — see the document checklist for what each one tells you: leasing restrictions, pet rules, right of first refusal, move-in fees, renovation approval, and insurance requirements.
Update this file
Own, sit on the board, or manage at Crestpark in Highland Park? Corrections and contributions - dues, policies, official floor plans, photos, documents - publish with the next update, credited or anonymous as you prefer.
Submissions are reviewed against documents; corrections are published openly on the file.
Transfers & tracking § 06
Texas is a non-disclosure state — closed prices never enter the public record, and this file does not estimate them. What the county record verifies here: 11 recorded deed transfers in the trailing twelve months (15 in the prior twelve), latest instrument recorded June 1, 2026. Transfer tempo is a liquidity signal, not a price; assessed medians live in the county record above.
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