The Luxia Collection

Thirteen Luxia communities in Dallas–Fort Worth. Here is how to tell them apart.

Most apartment searches in this metro fail the same way: you compare thirteen listings that all describe themselves identically. This page does the opposite — it sorts our DFW communities by the decision you are actually making. Apartments near DFW landmarks. Apartments near DFW employers.

Luxia operates 13 communities across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, totalling 4,664 apartment homes in ten cities. That scale is the point of this page: if one community is wrong for you, another one in the portfolio is probably right, and moving between them later is straightforward because transfers inside the Collection keep your resident history intact.

If your commute runs north

The northern corridor is where the corporate campuses are, and four communities sit along it.

If you want to be in Dallas proper

If you are on the Fort Worth side

Mid-cities and east

The honest version of "which one should I pick"

Commute is the constraint that actually decides this, and everyone underestimates it. DFW is a metroplex, not a city — a thirty-mile move across it can add an hour a day. Pick the side of the metro your work is on first, then choose inside that group on the things you can feel: how big a community you want to live in, whether you want a downtown or a master-planned setting, and what the leasing team is like when you walk in.

If you are new to the region entirely, start with moving to Dallas or the Fort Worth checklist, and if you are weighing the suburbs, that comparison is here. When you are ready to compare on specifics, the comparison tool covers all eighteen communities and the full list is here.