CityLine Apartments

Apartments in CityLine, at the Bush Turnpike and US 75. AptViva tracks their move-in specials, so you don’t have to.

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Apartment communities near CityLine

We list few or no communities inside CityLine, so these are the closest ones on our list.

  • Ferro1005 11th St · Studio · 1 bedroom · 2 bedroomsFrom$1,335as listed on its websiteChecked Oct 18, 2026
  • The Bodie2520 N Central Expy · Studio · 1 bedroom · 2 bedroomsFrom$1,489base rentChecked Oct 18, 2026
  • The Bridge at Heritage Creekside1550 W. Plano Parkway · 1 bedroom · 2 bedroomsFrom$1,544base rentChecked Oct 18, 2026
  • Belleview1407 15th Place

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Living in CityLine

CityLine is the mixed-use district east of CityLine/Bush station, where the President George Bush Turnpike crosses US 75 in north Richardson. The station is at 1300 East President George Bush Highway, and the development spreads east of it. CityLine covers 204 acres, with offices, apartments, shops and restaurants.

State Farm leased offices here in 2012, and building began in 2013; State Farm now runs a regional hub on the site. CityLine’s newer towers have about 2.6 million square feet of offices and 200,000 square feet of restaurants, shops and entertainment.

Getting to work from CityLine

  • Downtown DallasDrive: 23 min
  • DFW Airport, Terminal BDrive: 35 min
  • UT DallasDrive: 11 min
  • Downtown PlanoDrive: 3 min
  • Legacy West, PlanoDrive: 18 min

Drive times without traffic, checked October 2026; rush hour adds time. Your own address changes these; we time it from each place on your list.

Getting around

  • CityLine/Bush station has the DART Red Line, the Silver Line (since October 25, 2025) to DFW Airport and the Comet Cruiser shuttle to UT Dallas, and at rush hour the Orange Line stops here too. Its lot holds 1,193 cars. By car, the President George Bush Turnpike and US 75 meet here.

Close to home

Restaurants, shops and entertainment are inside CityLine. Spring Creek Nature Area, more than 100 acres of hardwood forest just south of CityLine, has a 3/4-mile perimeter trail.

For groceries, Whole Foods Market is at CityLine, on Renner Road, and ALDI and H Mart, a Korean supermarket, are on K Avenue in Plano. CareNow urgent care is on West Campbell Road, about 2 miles southwest.

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Questions about CityLine

Which trains stop at CityLine?

The DART Red Line and the Silver Line, at CityLine/Bush station.

Can I get to UT Dallas without a car?

Yes. The Silver Line and the Comet Cruiser shuttle both connect CityLine/Bush station with UT Dallas.

Can I park at the station?

Yes. CityLine/Bush is a park-and-ride with 1,193 spaces; the first 825 were built under the elevated Bush Turnpike.

Why does the station have two names?

It opened in 2002 as Bush Turnpike station and became CityLine/Bush on March 14, 2016, once the CityLine development had grown up east of it.

Is AptViva free?

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

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