
Apartments near Lake Highlands Plaza in Dallas, TX (170 Rentals)


The Lookout

The Kendrick

The Hive

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The Everly

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The Garrison

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LENOX LAKE HIGHLANDS

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Shoreview Flats

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The Ellington

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Tides on Park Lane

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Eleven600

The Laney

The Edison - Dallas, TX

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The Emerson

Meadows on Amanda Lane

Cityscape Apartments

The Azul Apartments

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Summerwood Cove

Lakeridge Heights

Oakwood Creek

Lavera at Lake Highlands

Laurel at Lake Highlands

Prime at Lake Highlands

Forest Ridge

Sedona Ridge

Sun Colony

Aero White Rock

Melville

The Alista Apartments

Infinity on the Oaks

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Everwood Apartments

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Tides at Royal Lane North

Soho

Sienna Springs

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Summer Glen

Summer Hill Apartments

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Haven Lake Highlands

The Trellis at Lake Highlands

Fisher Trails

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6108 Abrams Rd, Unit 627

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10911 Marchant Cir, Unit 10911

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9655 Lanward Dr

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10829 Dixon Branch Dr

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6571 Ascot Ln

6646 E Lovers Ln

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6443 Lontos Dr

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8750 Park Ln, Unit SI FL1-ID1546129P

7340 Skillman St, Unit 1102

5018 Abrams Rd

6738 Eastridge Dr

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