Apartments Near DFW Airport

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Apartments near DFW Airport

In short

DFW Airport, open since 1974, covers 17,207 acres between Dallas and Fort Worth. Three rail lines reach it: the DART Orange Line at Terminal A, and the Silver Line and TEXRail at Terminal B. Below are the neighborhoods we cover next to it or on a line to it, in Irving, Coppell, Dallas and Carrollton.

For airport and airline staff, and anyone who flies every week.

Updated October 2026 · Source: Wikipedia (Dallas Fort Worth International Airport; DART Orange and Silver lines; TEXRail)

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DFW Airport in three stops

Where it is

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport opened on January 13, 1974. Its 17,207 acres cross the city lines of Grapevine, Irving, Euless and Coppell, in Dallas and Tarrant counties, and the airport is owned by the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth. Five terminals are open, A to E. Terminal F is under construction, with its first 15 gates planned for 2027. By car, International Parkway (Spur 97) runs through the middle of the airport, from SH 114 at the north end to SH 183 at the south, and SH 360 follows its western boundary.

Where to look nearby

Of the cities we cover, Irving (Las Colinas, Valley Ranch and Downtown Irving), Coppell, Cypress Waters and Carrollton are the ones next to the airport or on a train line to it. Grapevine and Euless border the airport too, and both are among the 18 cities we cover.

Getting there by train

2014DART Orange Line to Terminal A, from Las Colinas, central Irving and downtown Dallas (since 2014).
2025DART Silver Line to DFW Airport North and Terminal B, from Cypress Waters, Carrollton, Addison, Richardson and Plano (since October 2025).
2019TEXRail to DFW Airport North and Terminal B, from Grapevine and downtown Fort Worth (since 2019).
The Trinity Railway Express stops at CentrePort/DFW Airport, south of the airport, a bus ride from the terminals: DFW’s TRE Link shuttle runs between CentrePort and the Terminal B station.
Inside security, the Skylink train connects all the terminals.

Apartments in DFW Airport right now

Listed rents among the 25 communities we track in DFW Airport, checked October 9, 2026. Most homes fall inside the range shown.

Studio: most listed rents $1,145–$1,290 · typical size 440 sq ft
1 bedroom: most listed rents $1,052–$1,541 · typical size 746 sq ft
2 bedrooms: most listed rents $1,446–$2,032 · typical size 1,024 sq ft
3 bedrooms: most listed rents $1,895–$2,196 · typical size 1,250 sq ft

Built: 1963–2025 · Typical fees: $75 application, $150 admin · Pet rent: about $25 a month

Current specials

Rancho Verde: 2 months free on a 14-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Infinity on the Landing: 6 weeks free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Alta Riverside: 6 weeks free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Hidden Ridge: 6 weeks free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Summer Gate: 6 weeks free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)

Apartment complexes in DFW Airport

Soltra Bear Creek
built 2025 studio to 2 bedrooms
from $1,030 a month (listed October 9, 2026)
1 month free on a 12-month lease + a same-day offer
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AVE Las Colinas
built 2020 1 and 2 bedrooms
from $1,863 a month (listed October 9, 2026)
1 month free on a 12-month lease
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Post Oak East
built 2005 1 to 3 bedrooms
from $1,152 a month (listed October 9, 2026)
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Parkside on the Creek
built 2001 1 to 3 bedrooms
from $1,329 a month (listed October 9, 2026)
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Also on our list in DFW Airport (21): 29Fifty, Alta Riverside, Bridgeport, Dane Park Grapevine, Hawke, Hidden Ridge, Infinity on the Landing, Manchester, Marina Del Rey, Oakmont of Bear Creek, Palisades at Bear Creek, Post Oak Place, Rancho Verde, Reagan at Bear Creek, Royal St. Moritz, Southwest, Station 3700, Summer Gate, The Silverlake, Vine on North Park, Wood Hollow.

Where to live, by trip to the terminals

To the terminal your train serves; drive times without traffic, checked October 2026; rush hour adds time. Your employee lot or badge office can change the answer.

Area	Drive	Train	Neighborhood page
Valley Ranch, Irving	Drive18 min	TrainNo rail; nearest station is Cypress Waters, on the Silver Line	Neighborhood pageValley Ranch
Las Colinas, Irving	Drive14 min	TrainOrange Line to Terminal A, no transfer	Neighborhood pageLas Colinas
Cypress Waters, Dallas	Drive14 min	TrainSilver Line to Terminal B, 2 stops	Neighborhood pageCypress Waters
Riverchase, Coppell	Drive19 min	TrainSilver Line from Cypress Waters	Neighborhood pageRiverchase
Old Town Coppell	Drive12 min	TrainNone in Coppell; nearest is Cypress Waters	Neighborhood pageOld Town Coppell
Downtown Carrollton	Drive21 min	TrainSilver Line to Terminal B, 3 stops	Neighborhood pageDowntown Carrollton

Neighborhoods to start with

Valley Ranch
North of I-635 in Irving, Valley Ranch is a planned area on land that was once a working cattle ranch, and where the Dallas Cowboys used to train. It has no train, so it suits people who drive: the terminals are about21 minminutes away without traffic.
Las Colinas
The Orange Line runs from Las Colinas to Terminal A with no transfer, so an address near one of its stations there, Las Colinas Urban Center or Irving Convention Center, can mean a train commute every day. Las Colinas is also a large office center, which helps a household with one job at the airport and one in an office.
Cypress Waters
A development of the city of Dallas around North Lake, on Coppell’s southern edge. Its Silver Line station, on Belt Line Road, is two stops from Terminal B, and it has a park-and-ride.
Coppell: Riverchase and Old Town
Part of the airport’s land is inside Coppell’s city limits. Coppell is not a DART city, so there are no DART trains or buses in town; the nearest station is at Cypress Waters, just south. Riverchase, on the east side, and Old Town Coppell, in the center, suit people who drive to work12 min.
Downtown Carrollton
Three Silver Line stops from Terminal B, and on the DART Green Line too, which runs to Love Field and downtown Dallas. It works for a household where one person works at DFW and the other in Dallas, or for anyone who flies out of both airports.

Working shifts at the airport

Trains don’t run around the clock. The Silver Line leaves Terminal B from 4:28 a.m. to 12:28 a.m. on weekdays and 5:28 a.m. to 12:28 a.m. on weekends, every 30 minutes at weekday rush hours and on weekends after 8 a.m., and about hourly otherwise. The Orange Line leaves Terminal A from about 4:10 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. every day, and TEXRail leaves Terminal B from 5:10 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. every day; the last trains of both run only part of the way.
If you start before the first train or finish after the last one, tell us your real hours. We time the drive at those hours, and check parking at each community before it goes on your list.
Switching lines at the airport: the Orange Line stops at Terminal A, the Silver Line and TEXRail at Terminal B, and the walk from the Terminal B station to the Orange Line at Terminal A takes about five minutes.
Employee parking and badge offices are set by the airport and your employer, not by the terminal your train serves (DFW’s employee lots are Employee North and Employee South, and your company issues the parking tag), so tell us where you park or report and we time the trip to that point.

Working at the airport or flying every week

DFW handled85.66 millionpassengers in 2025, fourth in the world, and it is American Airlines’ largest hub. American’s headquarters is in Fort Worth, just south of the airport, at 1 Skyview Drive.

Relocating with a training class or a new base: tell us your dates. We ask each community about leases shorter than 12 months, and about a job offer letter in place of pay stubs, before it goes on your list.
If you fly for work rather than at work, the Orange Line and Silver Line trips above are also the way to skip airport parking.

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Applying in DFW Airport

Across the 25 communities we track here (checked October 9, 2026): most ask for household income of about 3 times the rent; 21 accept co-signers. Rules for an ITIN, no SSN or a guarantor service vary, so ask us before you pay an application fee.

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Questions about living near DFW Airport

Which terminal does each train serve?

The Orange Line stops at Terminal A. The Silver Line and TEXRail stop at DFW Airport North and Terminal B. Inside security, Skylink connects the terminals.

Is there a train from DFW Airport to downtown Dallas?

Yes. The DART Orange Line runs from Terminal A through Irving and Las Colinas to downtown Dallas, with no transfer.

Can I live in Fort Worth or Grapevine and work at DFW?

TEXRail runs from downtown Fort Worth and Grapevine to DFW Airport North and Terminal B. Both are among the 18 cities we cover: see Fort Worth and Grapevine.

What if my shift starts before the first train?

Tell us your hours. We time the drive at your real start time and check parking at each community.

When did the trains reach the airport?

The DART Orange Line reached Terminal A on August 18, 2014. TEXRail started regular service to Terminal B on January 10, 2019, and the DART Silver Line followed on October 25, 2025.

How much is a one-bedroom in DFW Airport?

Among the communities we track in DFW Airport, most listed one-bedroom rents ran $1,052–$1,541 a month on October 9, 2026, with a typical size of 746 sq ft. Specials can lower the average; we confirm today’s price before a place goes on your list.

Is AptViva free?

Yes. The community pays us after you move in, and nothing is added to your rent.

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