Interurban Building

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Old East Dallas

Description#

Originally constructed in 1916 to serve as a train station, this recognizable downtown Dallas icon now houses 134 unique loft apartments. Both a historic landmark and an urban haven, Interurban Building Apartments is authentically Dallas in its collective appreciation for the past and the future. Community areas incorporate rustic dark hardwood and leather furniture alongside exposed ductwork and concrete walls. The apartments are reminiscent of art galleries with neutral walls, pendant lighting and cement floors. For a living experience like no other, make your home at Interurban Building Apartments

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About Downtown Dallas#

The Downtown Dallas skyline ranks among the world’s most famous, thanks in great part to being seen on television screens around the world every week from 1978-1991 and again between 2012 and 2014 on the two Dallas drama series about the fictitious Ewing oil family. In recent years, the Texas city was also voted the “Best International Skyline” in a contest by USA Today and 10Best, beating out 19 other cities nominated by architects worldwide. Learn more about Downtown Dallas.