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Published by Anastasia Weaver Media · Independent local research, no listings, no pay-for-placement · Updated August 24, 2026

6 buildings on file

The list § 01

Buildings whose files carry verified pet accommodations — from on-site dog parks to case-by-case boards. The famous counterexample: the Athena's strict no-pets bylaw, unchanged since 1966, which we list on its own file rather than here.

The county file § 02

Every building on this list, read against the 2026 certified roll.

BuildingDistrictEraFlUnitsOwner mailMedian SFMedian assessed$/SF medDeeds 12 mo
Forest Park TowerForest Park · South Side1927–301236—————
Gold CrestTurtle Creek1962–64114992%2,073$1,220,940$4807
Houston Place LoftsDowntown FWconv. 2005 (built 1906)930—————
Le BijouDowntown FW2006—13—————
Live Oak LoftsDeep Ellum edge · Old East Dallas199849273%872$250,665$2907
The ClaridgeTurtle Creek1983–84188284%2,770$1,204,950$4355

Source: Dallas Towers registry + 2026 certified county rolls. Owner mail = share of unit accounts whose owner mailing address is at the property (not the homestead rate); deeds = trailing-12-month recorded transfers. — = not on file.

What the roll shows § 03

Across the 3 buildings here with certified county files — 223 unit accounts — median assessed values run $250,665 (Live Oak Lofts) to $1,220,940 (Gold Crest). Owner mailing at the property spans 73–92%. The group recorded 19 deed transfers in the trailing twelve months.

Against the full registry — 67 county-filed buildings, median assessed $551,150, median unit 1,646 sf, median owner-mail share 77% — this group sits above on value with a larger typical unit at 2,073 sf.

County files are pending for Forest Park Tower, Houston Place Lofts, Le Bijou; those rows carry registry data only until the next roll pass.

How this list is built § M

Drawn from each building's verified policy field — published rules, listing disclosures, and district sources — not assumptions. Limits on count, size, and breed are the norm even in yes-pet buildings. Policies change by board vote and rolls change yearly — treat this as the verified starting point, and confirm against current documents before contracting.