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Cole / McKinney Area Neighborhood

Cole / McKinney Area Real Estate and Homes for Sale in the Turtle Creek Corridor Neighborhood

McKinney Avenue from the edge of Highland Park to Downtown has long been associated with Dallas’ best restaurants which sets the tone for this area. Townhouses, duplexes, historic apartments, single-family homes, lofts, mid-rise residential buildings and new multi-use developments create a dynamic mix of residential choices in this area. See More

The Turtle Creek neighborhood is the only neighborhood in the country this lush, this vibrant and only one mile from downtown.

- Douglas Newby

Neighborhoods of Cole / McKinney Area

Dear Doug:

First, let me thank you for selling my house. You did one of the most efficient jobs that I have ever heard of in real estate. Thanks a million.

The Great Properties article on our (former) house was great. I hope that the new owners enjoy the house as much as Lee and I did. Our life there was a glorious experience. The house is made for living.

Again, thanks for selling the house. I think it was one of the most efficient operation that I have ever witnessed. Keep in touch.

-Albert Halff

Cole / McKinney Area Map

Small Neighborhoods within Cole / McKinney Area

Cole / McKinney Area is a sub-neighborhood of Turtle Creek Corridor and is made up of three smaller neighborhoods. Click on the map and discover each neighborhood as you explore this area.

Cole / McKinney Area Neighborhood - Continued

Young professionals and empty nesters enjoy the eclectic mix of shops, stores, cafes, restaurants, and art film theaters. The MAC personifies the mix of serious art with outright fun. Knox/Henderson bridges East Dallas with the Park Cities. Turn of the 21st Century developments have fed off and contributed to the energy of the area.

West Village is a mixed-use development that is equally attractive to residents inside and outside of the neighborhood. City Place is an office highrise with surrounding retail development that relates as much to McKinney/Cole as it does to East Dallas. Many of the city’s finest art galleries are along or close to McKinney Avenue from Dunn and Brown at one end to Gerald Peters Gallery on the other end.