Richardson Apartments

Apartments across Richardson, from UT Dallas to CityLine and the Red Line stops along US 75. AptViva tracks their move-in specials, so you don’t have to.

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Communities in Richardson

Belt and MainCore District · 1 bedroom · 2 bedroomsFrom$1,704base rentChecked Oct 18, 2026
The Block 241 bedroom · 2 bedroomsFrom$1,299as listed on its websiteChecked Oct 18, 2026
Breckinridge Point1 bedroom · 2 bedrooms · 3 bedroomsFrom$1,158base rentChecked Oct 18, 2026
530 Buckingham1 bedroom · 2 bedrooms · 3 bedroomsFrom$1,380base rentChecked Oct 18, 2026

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Rent in Richardson

Where most apartments start, from our own checks. Each community's rent shows the day we checked it.

1 bedroom2 bedrooms
$1,158 to $1,499$1,598 to $2,540

Our checks, Oct 18, 2026.

Richardson neighborhoods

Richardson has four places to start. CityLine is where offices, apartments and two rail lines meet at the President George Bush Turnpike and US 75. UT Dallas is the campus area on the Silver Line, with off-campus apartments around it.

Galatyn Park is the part of central Richardson around Galatyn Park station, on the Red Line, with the Eisemann Center and the Telecom Corridor. The Core District is Richardson’s historic downtown along Main Street near US 75, between the Spring Valley and Arapaho Center stations.

Living in Richardson

The University of Texas at Dallas is in Richardson, on a 645-acre campus with about 30,000 students (fall 2024). More than 5,000 businesses have operations in Richardson’s 28 square miles, including large telecommunications and networking companies.

DART’s Red Line stops at Spring Valley, Arapaho Center, Galatyn Park and CityLine/Bush. The Silver Line, open since October 25, 2025, adds stops at UT Dallas and CityLine, with trains to DFW Airport.

Getting to work from Richardson

ToDriveTrain
UT Dallas11 minSilver Line to UT Dallas
CityLine7 minDART Red Line or Silver Line to CityLine/Bush
Downtown Dallas18 minDART Red Line, no transfer
DFW Airport, Terminal B30 minSilver Line, no transfer
Legacy West, Plano21 min—

Getting around

  • DART Red Line: Spring Valley, Arapaho Center, Galatyn Park and CityLine/Bush.
  • DART Silver Line: UT Dallas and CityLine/Bush, west to DFW Airport.
  • Highways: US 75, the President George Bush Turnpike and I-635.

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Questions about Richardson

How much is a one-bedroom in Richardson?

Where most one-bedrooms start, from our own checks, is in the rent section of this page. Each community’s page shows its own rent and the day we checked it. We confirm today’s rent before a place goes on your list.

Is there a train from UT Dallas to DFW Airport?

Yes. The Silver Line runs from UT Dallas station to DFW Airport, Terminal B.

Which neighborhoods should I look at in Richardson?

Start from your commute.

CityLine (offices, apartments and two rail lines at the Bush Turnpike and US 75), UT Dallas (off-campus apartments around UT Dallas, on the Silver Line) and Galatyn Park (the Eisemann Center, a 2-acre plaza and the Telecom Corridor, on the Red Line) have their own pages. The Core District, Richardson’s historic downtown along Main Street, is described on this page.

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