- The Lightbulb Moment For Urban Luxury Living
- Emily Ray-Porter’s Listing: Unit 1807 at 1999 McKinney
- Selden Tual’s Corner Penthouse: Unit 1608 at 1999 McKinney
- Claudine King’s Listing: Unit 1405 at 1999 McKinney
- Lisa Besserer’s Listing: Unit 1404 at 1999 McKinney
- Kent V. Frederick’s listing: Unit 1004 at 1999 McKinney
We know the most popular real estate expression is “location, location, location.” It’s a phrase that’s been in use since 1926 because it’s accurate. Whether you are relocating to work at Goldman Sachs’ new Dallas headquarters in Uptown or just love the high-rise lifestyle and urban luxury, 1999 McKinney is the perfect location.
The Lightbulb Moment For Urban Luxury Living
Chic industrial style has always appealed to city dwellers. But in addition to relocations being at an all-time high, our suburbanites are increasingly tired of maintenance. It’s like a universal light bulb has gone off and everyone has seen that light. It’s not just Dallas. Walkable communities are the overriding preference of buyers in America today.
On June 27, the National Association of Realtors released the 2023 Community & Transportation Preferences Survey. Every three years they conduct a poll to gauge home location preferences and community qualities.
“With COVID in our rearview mirror, this study shows that a substantial demand for walkability persists for Americans of all ages,” said NAR President Kenny Parcell.
Among noteworthy findings of the survey:
If deciding today where to live:
- 79 percent said being within an easy walk of other places and things, such as shops and parks, is very/somewhat important. 78 percent of those indicated that they would be willing to pay more to live in a walkable community.
- 65 percent said having public transport nearby is very/somewhat important.
National Association of Realtors
Yes, the lightbulb moment is real, and life at the luxury high-rise 1999 McKinney is easy. After a long day at work, you can come home and completely chill out by the gorgeous stainless steel pool, get in a workout in the gym, or walk to any number of great restaurants for dinner. On the weekends you can head to Klyde Warren Park for yoga in the morning, spend the afternoon at the Dallas Museum of Art, then catch a game or concert at the American Airlines Center. Everything is so close that your cars are likely to stay put until you take a road trip.
If you are a real estate aficionado, this selection of the finest properties at 1999 McKinney is akin to being a kid in a candy store. The dramatic focal point of each apartment is the living area’s 20-foot, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking private balconies and those glorious views. Each unit has unique characteristics and features from the finish out to the innovative ways the second floor interior balconies are used. If you are looking for a luxury urban lifestyle, it’s here.
“This area is an entertainment and cultural hub and the units at 1999 McKinney offer excellent value,” urban Dallas Realtor Emily Ray-Porter said. ”How many places can you conveniently use public transportation? The trolley goes right by the building and you can just jump on!”
You can see all five of these beautiful apartments this Sunday, July 16, from 1 to 3 p.m.
Emily Ray-Porter’s Listing: Unit 1807 at 1999 McKinney
Selden Tual’s Corner Penthouse: Unit 1608 at 1999 McKinney
Claudine King’s Listing: Unit 1405 at 1999 McKinney
Lisa Besserer’s Listing: Unit 1404 at 1999 McKinney
Kent V. Frederick’s listing: Unit 1004 at 1999 McKinney
Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate’s Realtor Kent V. Frederick has this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with 2,387 square feet listed for $925,000.
