At Museum Tower, the Director of Resident Relations and a knowledgeable concierge staff are
on call to make moving in a breeze. With the physical relocation taken care of,
you can focus on all the wonderful features and attractions of Dallas. Below
find just a few of perks of moving to Museum Tower.
Neighborhood
Located in the Central
Business District in downtown Dallas, the Arts District plays home to Museum
Tower. Moving to this area puts you in
one of the world’s largest arts districts. It includes a 2,300-seat Winspear opera house,
a series of theaters, retail and residential space and parks. The newest addition to this neighborhood is the unique Klyde Warren Park. The Park includes gardens, walking paths, a dog park and a children's play area and hosts exercise classes and food trucks daily.
Community
No matter where
you live, there are always people in need. There’s no better or more rewarding
way to spend your time than by giving back to your community while meeting interesting
people in your new area. Religious organizations, arts groups, professional associations,
community service groups and medical facilities are always in need of volunteers
to relieve the burden on staff members while supplying support and assistance.
From the North Texas Food Bank to the YMCA or even volunteering at your local
church, your help and expertise could change a life forever. Whatever your
interests, Dallas-area groups need your help.
Educational
Options
No matter the
age of your children, Dallas schools are some of the best. For grades K-12 Dallas offers public schools,
charter schools, Montessori educational options and many private schools as
well. If you want to keep your children
close after high school, Dallas is home to the renowned University of Texas at Dallas and the No. 58 best school in the nation, Southern Methodist University.
Shopping
The DFW
Metroplex knows shopping and its residents immerse themselves in its multitude
of shopping options. NorthPark Center
offers 235 unique retailers, restaurants, legendary department stores, and international designers. Just south of
NorthPark Center is the historic Highland Park Village. Built in 1931, the
shopping center claims to be the oldest in the country. It features more than
70 select special shops, restaurants and a theater in a quiet, scenic setting
reminiscent of Beverly Hills.
For more
information and a comprehensive guide, visit www.DallasNewcomerRelocationGuide.com
