Find a home in East Dallas
East Dallas homes for rent
Historic streets, early 1900s homes, and White Rock Lake, all a short trip from downtown. East Dallas has some of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Here, owners and property managers list their homes for long-term lease or for short stays, with the rent and terms shown up front.
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Featured homes #
Short stayExampleExample home: White Rock Lake cottage
White Rock · Dallas
2 beds · 1 bath
from $145 / night
For rentExampleExample home: Lower Greenville garage apartment
Lower Greenville · Dallas
1 bed · 1 bath
$1,195 / month
For rentExampleExample home: M Streets duplex
M Streets · Dallas
2 beds · 1 bath
$1,650 / month
Each home's page shows its rent, its terms, and whether it is a lease or a short stay. For a home on a lease, the page also shows the security deposit, the lease length, the move-in date, and the home's tenant selection criteria. You can ask a question, set up a showing, or apply on the home's page. A short stay is booked on its page.
New homes are added as they become ready. Don't see the right fit yet? Send us a note and tell us what you are looking for.
Explore the neighborhoods #
Get to know the parks, streets, and transit before you visit.
Lakewood
The 1938 Lakewood Theater and homes that reach toward the west shore of White Rock Lake.
Lower Greenville
Shops and restaurants on Greenville Avenue, with early 1900s homes on the side streets.
M Streets (Greenland Hills)
1920s Tudor-style homes east of Central Expressway.
Junius Heights
A 1906 streetcar suburb of Craftsman bungalows, now a historic district.
Swiss Avenue
The first historic district in Dallas, with large early 1900s homes.
Old East Dallas
Once its own town, with Victorian and Prairie homes and 1920s apartment buildings.
White Rock
The area around White Rock Lake Park and its 9.33-mile trail.
Casa Linda
A late 1930s neighborhood east of the lake, home to the 1945 Casa Linda Plaza.
How renting works #
- Browse the homes and read the details.
- Ask a question or set up a showing on the home's page.
- Read the home's written tenant selection criteria. Each home's page lists them.
- Apply on the home's page. You get an answer within seven days after your application is complete, unless you are asked for more information.
- Sign a lease, usually for 12 months, and move in.
A short stay is requested on the home's page instead.
Photo: "Swiss Miss" by Matthew Rutledge, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr. Cropped; yard sign and curb number removed. Photo: "An old house in Old East Dallas" by Matthew T Rader, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped; this version is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. All photo credits
Equal Housing Opportunity
We follow federal, Texas, and City of Dallas fair housing laws, and every owner and manager who lists a home here must, too. Everyone who applies for a home gets the same information and the same criteria as every other applicant for that home.