Dallas, Texas
Uptown PID Homes for Sale
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10 homes
Avg $4,590,790
Market Overview
Uptown PID Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Uptown PID, TX
10
Active Listings
$4.6M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$325,000
To
$36,000,000
Property Types
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About Uptown PID Real Estate
Uptown PID sits within the larger Dallas area as a residential pocket that attracts a mix of professionals, families, and long-time residents who value proximity to the urban core. Its setting places it near downtown Dallas, allowing residents to reach central business districts without lengthy commutes. Daily life centers on tree-lined residential streets and nearby commercial corridors that offer dining, retail, and service options within walking or short-drive distance. Parks and green spaces provide places for outdoor recreation, while cultural venues and neighborhood events contribute to a steady local scene. The area is served by the local public school district along with nearby private school options, giving families several educational pathways. Housing stock includes a range of single-family homes, townhomes, and smaller multi-unit buildings that reflect different periods of Dallas development. With ten active listings on the market, the current average price sits near $4.59 million, though individual properties span from the mid-three-hundred-thousands to listings reaching thirty-six million.
Average listing price: $4,590,790 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show a broad spread, with properties priced from $325,000 up to $36,000,000. The average asking price among the ten active listings is approximately $4,590,790.
There are ten active listings in Uptown PID at the moment. Inventory levels can shift quickly in this part of Dallas, so checking updated feeds is recommended for the most current count.
Many addresses sit within a short walk or brief drive of commercial strips that house cafes, grocery stores, and service businesses. Residents often combine errands with neighborhood strolls along the tree-lined streets.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, and several private schools are also located nearby. Families typically evaluate both systems based on specific grade levels and program needs.
Single-family houses, townhomes, and smaller multi-unit buildings make up most of the housing stock. Styles range from older Dallas builds to more recent infill construction.