Addison Apartment Locator: Addison Circle, Belt Line and the Silver Line
Our Addison apartment locator team checked 28 places this week, and 9 of them have specials. Prices start at $738 a month after free rent. Addison is small (about 4.4 square miles along the Dallas North Tollway), but it rents like a city neighborhood. Midrise buildings and brownstones with private entrances ring Addison Circle, and older garden complexes line Quorum, Marsh and Belt Line, where screening runs easier. The Silver Line now stops by Addison Circle. On weekend nights, the Belt Line restaurants fill nearby guest parking.
- Typical 1 bedroom
- $1,197/mo
- Places with homes available
- 28
- With a special
- 32%
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Addison apartments by size this week
We checked 28 places in Addison on November 6, 2026. Prices count any firm free rent, spread over the lease, and are before fees. Pick your size to see the best deals.
This week in Addison
Price by building age, after free rent
On a studio here, older buildings run about $545 a month less than newer ones. If price matters most, start with them.
On a 1 bedroom here, older buildings run about $354 a month less than newer ones. If price matters most, start with them.
On a 2 bedroom here, older buildings run about $690 a month less than newer ones. If price matters most, start with them.
On a 3 bedroom here, older buildings run about $972 a month less than newer ones. If price matters most, start with them.
32%
of places here have a move-in special
Most cover only some homes. Ask us which ones, and we'll look it up.
+$15
typical 2 bedroom since November 1
Prices here went up. When you find a deal you like, ask us how long it lasts.
Our picks in Addison
Places we like right now, in each kind of building. Tell us your budget, and we'll send the names and floor plans.
Middle age buildings
Mostly built 1995 to 2014
Older buildings
Built before 1995, lower prices
Find your best deal in Addison
Pick what you want. We compare each deal with buildings like it here: same size, about the same age.
Circles show the general area, not the building. Numbers match the deals below.
1 / 8Top deal on this list
$169 below similar 1 bedrooms here
Low price, no special needed
$1,205
/mo
1 bed · 620 sq ft · $1.94 per sq ft
Class A · Built 2016 · 3.5+ stars on Google
23 homes available this week
Get the name and floor plan
1 / 8★ Our pick$146 below similar 2 bedrooms here
2 bed · 904 sq ft · $1.37 per sq ft
Carrollton · Class B · Built 1983 · 4+ stars on Google
11 homes available this week
Up to 1 month free on some homes
$1,240/moGet the name
Prices are rent only. Monthly fees and the deposit are extra. Ask for your list, and we'll send the names and floor plans.
Nothing here matches all of that this week. Tell us what you want and we'll look for buildings that fit.
Why our prices are lower than what the community quotes
When a community gives free rent, we spread it over the whole lease and show what you pay a month on average. The community quotes the full rent, and many take the free rent off your first months. You pay the same total either way. Our way lets you compare one deal with another. Fees and the deposit are extra.
See all the numbers: prices by size, newer vs. older, week by week
Prices by size
"Middle half" is the range half the places here start in. A price under it beats about 3 in 4 places.
| Size | Typical | Cheapest | Middle half | Per sq ft | Since November 1 | Places open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,196 | $770 | $966 to $1,325 | $2.24 | down $9 | 11 |
| 1 bed | $1,197 | $738 | $1,029 to $1,372 | $1.77 | up $11 | 26 |
| 2 bed | $1,677 | $1,127 | $1,365 to $1,919 | $1.62 | up $15 | 28 |
| 3 bed | $2,373 | $1,714 | $2,006 to $2,699 | $1.68 | no change | 9 |
Newer vs. older buildings
Newer means built or redone since 2015. Middle means mostly 1995 to 2014. Older means built before 1995. Prices are for a 1 bedroom. How we sort them
| Buildings | Typical 1 bed | With a special | Usual weeks free | Per sq ft | Places |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newer (Class A) | $1,374 | 25% | n/a | $2.00 | 8 |
| Middle (Class B) | $1,286 | 22% | n/a | $1.70 | 9 |
| Older (Class C) | $1,020 | 45% | n/a | $1.57 | 11 |
Prices week by week
The typical price from each weekly check since Oct 28. A line heading down means prices here are easing.
Each place's price is its lowest listed available apartment of that size, after any firm free rent and before fees. We leave out income restricted, tax credit, 55+ and student housing. Prices can change any day, so get the final price in writing from the building before you apply.
Areas we cover inside Addison
Addison CircleApartment buildings with shops on the ground floor ring Addison Circle Park, off Quorum Drive and Morris Avenue.
The Silver Line's Addison station is on Arapaho Road at its edge, and the park's big festivals close streets a few weekends a year.
Quorum DriveQuorum Drive runs north and south just east of the Dallas North Tollway, lined with office towers, hotels and midsize apartment buildings.
Belt Line restaurants and Addison Circle are a few blocks away, though Tollway noise reaches apartments on the west side.
Marsh LaneOn its far west side, Addison reaches Marsh Lane south of Belt Line, past Midway Road and Addison Airport.
Farmers Branch and Carrollton are across the street, and you can expect older garden complexes and some jet noise from the runway.
Belt Line CorridorBelt Line Road is Addison's restaurant row, running east to west from Marsh Lane past the Tollway and Village on the Parkway.
Garden complexes from the 1980s and newer buildings wrapped around parking garages sit a block or two back, with LBJ a few minutes south.
North AddisonNorth of Belt Line, Addison runs up toward Keller Springs Road, with Addison Airport filling the land between Midway and Addison roads.
Rentals here are mostly older garden apartments and townhomes, and the Tollway is the quick way north or south.
Addison Apartments: Circle Midrises, Brownstones and Quorum Gardens
- Addison Circle apartment buildings, brownstones and Quorum and Marsh gardens compared on one monthly number
- Guest parking near the Belt Line restaurants, which fills up on weekends, so ask each building how many spaces it has
- Jet noise from Addison Airport at north side homes, so stand outside for a few minutes before you sign
- The Quorum and Marsh complexes, where a co-signer or bigger deposit can open doors the Circle won't
Getting Around Addison: Tollway, DART, and Belt Line
Addison sits along the Tollway in Dallas County, with Carrollton and Farmers Branch to the west and North Dallas to the south. Belt Line Road is the main east to west street, reaching Carrollton one way and Richardson the other.
Silver Line trains have stopped at Addison station, on Arapaho Road by the Circle, since October 2025. They run west to DFW Airport and east to Plano, and Knoll Trail station is about a mile east. Voters chose to stay in DART in May 2026. Trains run about hourly outside rush hour, so a car still matters for most errands.
The Tollway is the fast way to Plano, Frisco and Uptown, but tolls add up if you drive it daily. Price your trip on NTTA's toll calculator. Addison Airport fills the land north of Belt Line between Midway and Addison roads, and north side homes hear its business jets on takeoff and landing.
Three building types in one small city
You'll find three kinds of rentals here, and each one prices differently. The apartment buildings around Addison Circle charge fees for amenities, reserved parking and trash pickup, much like buildings in central Dallas. Turn any free rent into a monthly figure before you compare.
The older garden and midrise complexes along Quorum, Marsh and Belt Line rent for less and have easier rules, and most have been updated at least once. Solid income but a credit snag? A lease guarantee, a larger deposit or a co-signer can work there when the Circle buildings say no.
The brownstones and townhomes at the Circle have their own front doors and attached garages, and they lease separately from the apartment buildings beside them. Whichever you pick near Belt Line, ask how many guest spaces the building controls. Restaurant lots fill up on Friday and Saturday nights.
A week in Addison
Addison is small, but Belt Line Road is lined with restaurants, a Silver Line station sits at Addison Circle, and the park there hosts big festivals from spring through fall.
- The Silver Line and the Tollway
- Ponds, a dog park and a creek trail
- Belt Line Road's restaurant row
- Groceries and errands by the Tollway
- Festivals, plays and two small museums
- Before you settle on Addison
The Silver Line and the Tollway
Since October 25, 2025, Silver Line trains stop at Addison Station on Arapaho Road. DART says the ride takes about 32 minutes to DFW Airport and 27 to Shiloh Road in Plano. Off peak, trains come about once an hour, so check the schedule. Knoll Trail Station is under a mile east. By car, our drive times put Legacy West about 15 minutes away, the Medical District 22 to 25, and Downtown and DFW Airport about 27 at 8am.
Addison Station
Take the Silver Line to DFW Airport and skip airport parking; check the times first, since off peak trains run about hourly.
- Airport trips
- Rides to Plano
Knoll Trail Station
The second Silver Line stop close by, handy from homes on the east side of the Tollway.
- Rides to Richardson
- Airport trips
Ponds, a dog park and a creek trail
Addison Circle Park is the big lawn at the center of Addison. Les Lacs Park, about a mile and a quarter out, is the pick for a walk around the water. Celestial Park is another quiet loop about as far away. Spruill Dog Park gives dogs a fenced yard to run off leash, and it closes on Tuesdays for upkeep. For longer rides, a stretch of the White Rock Creek Trail is about a mile and a half out.
Les Lacs Park
Walk the loop around the water in the early evening, a calm break from Belt Line traffic.
- Evening walks
- Pond views
Spruill Dog Park
Let the dog run off leash before work, when it's cool and the gates are quiet.
- Off leash play
- Morning dog runs
Celestial Park
Take a slow walk on a weekend morning in one of Addison's quieter parks.
- Quiet walks
- Weekend mornings
Belt Line Road's restaurant row
Belt Line Road is Addison's dinner street, from patio brunch to late steak dinners, and much of it sits a short drive or walk from home. For brunch, Ida Claire does Southern plates. Lane's OAK'D BBQ smokes brisket, Kenny's Wood Fired Grill does steaks, and Hudson House serves oysters and martinis. Gloria's Latin Cuisine has served Salvadoran and Tex-Mex plates in Dallas for decades.
Belt Line Road
Pick a different patio each weekend; this is where Addison goes for brunch, dinner and a drink after work.
- Weekend brunch
- After work drinks
- Dinner out
Ida Claire
Book ahead for a Sunday brunch of Southern plates with a group of friends.
- Sunday brunch
- Group brunch
Lane's OAK'D BBQ
Go early for brisket, before the best cuts run out on a busy weekend.
- Brisket lunch
- Weekend barbecue
Gloria's Latin Cuisine
Order pupusas and Tex-Mex for an easy night out with a group.
- Group dinners
- Latin plates
Kenny's Wood Fired Grill
Save it for a steak dinner on a big night, a short drive from Addison Circle.
- Steak night
- Special dinners
Groceries and errands by the Tollway
Whole Foods Market is about three quarters of a mile from Addison Circle. Village on the Parkway, at Belt Line and the Tollway, mixes stores and restaurants for a walkable errand run. Addison Walk and Prestonwood Town Center, each under a mile out, cover big box trips and quick stops. Most weekly errands stay close to home.
Village on the Parkway
Park once and walk between errands, dinner and a coffee at Belt Line and the Tollway.
- Errands on foot
- Dinner after shopping
Prestonwood Town Center
Do the big box run here on a weekday evening, under a mile from most Addison homes.
- Big box errands
- Weekday shopping
Festivals, plays and two small museums
Addison Circle Park hosts the town's big parties. Kaboom Town lands on July 3 each year, and Oktoberfest runs four days each September. WaterTower Theatre stages plays at the arts center on the circle. The Mary Kay Museum and the Haas Moto Museum, full of motorcycles, are each under a mile away.
Addison Circle Park
Spread a blanket for Kaboom Town on July 3 or grab a beer at Oktoberfest in September.
- Fireworks night
- September Oktoberfest
- Summer festivals
WaterTower Theatre
Catch a play close to home, a short walk from the homes around Addison Circle.
- Live theater
- Date night
Haas Moto Museum
A big motorcycle collection on North Beltwood Parkway, just south in Farmers Branch; check its visitor page before you go.
- Rainy day plans
- Motorcycle fans
Before you settle on Addison
On Kaboom Town and Oktoberfest days, the streets around Addison Circle close and parking fills up. Homes there get the crowd at the door. If you'll ride the Silver Line to the airport, a home near Addison Station saves the drive and the parking fee. Off peak trains run about hourly, so time your trips before you give up a car.
Addison questions
How useful is the Silver Line from Addison?
Handy for the airport and Plano. Addison station, on Arapaho by the Circle, has trains west to DFW and east to Plano. Off peak, trains run about hourly, so check the schedule before you give up a car.
What makes the Addison Circle brownstones different?
Private front doors, attached garages and no shared hallways. They lease separately from the apartment buildings next door, so if you want a garage, compare them with each other. Across Addison, a typical one bedroom costs $1,197, and the lowest open one is $738, with free rent counted.
Which school districts serve Addison?
Parts of Addison are in Dallas ISD and parts are in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and the line isn't marked on the street. Each district has an online map where you can look up an address.
How noisy is Addison Airport?
North side homes hear business jets taking off and landing, more at some hours than others. Stand outside the building for a few minutes before you sign.
Is there an apartment locator for Addison?
There is: our team covers the Circle apartment buildings, the brownstones and the garden complexes on Quorum, Marsh and Belt Line. If your credit has a problem, we'll point you to buildings that have worked with it before. The property makes the final call.
Looking in Addison?
Want to walk to the Silver Line, or to Belt Line's restaurants? Name your priority and budget, and we'll narrow Addison for you. Worth a read: toll and fee math, co-signers and deposits and this week's specials.
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